Question # 32

An occupational therapist is reviewing a treatment plan and notices goals are no longer relevant because the client's abilities have changed. What should the therapist do?

Options:

A.

Reassess performance and modify goals collaboratively as appropriate

B.

Continue the original plan without changes

C.

Ignore changes until discharge

D.

Create goals without client involvement

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