Six Simple Strategies to Improve Your Progress Note Writing Skills

[@jocelynmerin7927]

Thank you,Thats really helpful and informative

[@srijanakc8381]

really informative and helpful. thank you.

[@phunwang500]

Thanks for sharing. its helpful and informative..

[@cdcsagedcare]

Glad it was helpful!

[@maryghebrekidan8816]

Thanks, for sharing the useful knowledges and skills info.

[@cdcsagedcare]

Thanks for letting us know Mary

[@nataashaq3308]

Thank you for this! Extremely helpful for my OSCE today

[@cdcsagedcare]

Great to know the information has been useful for you

[@sumanaggarwal]

Thanks. You explained very clearly

[@cdcsagedcare]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Yeahnahyeahnahyes]

Good presentation. Although in the example "I used identified interventions to distract Ben..", I don't think this is specific enough. The actual intervention used should be more detailed in my opinion. Cleary the "identified interventions" were effective so I want to do them again and evaluate my care plan to state these interventions are effective and to continue them. But I don't know exactly what interventions the carer rendered. So that leaves me in a difficult position.

[@cdcsagedcare]

Thanks that is a good point. Normally these interventions would be identified in the person's support plan, however your point does emphasise that not everyone might actually know that.

[@melmel5655]

What do you offer then? I do not see you writing an intervention MrDWH. It would be nice for you to write some of your own interventions for us readers to learn from thank you.

[@munis2007]

Thank you !

[@cdcsagedcare]

You're welcome!

[@nita8401]

Hi there,can you teach me how to make a good daily care notes in the community please ❤

[@cdcsagedcare]

Hi Nita, we have developed an affordable online course that includes a series of videos and other resources to help people to write better progress notes. See the link in the Description section of this video. Hope that helps 🙂

[@huynhphuchai8485]

❤❤❤

[@bviego1]

thank you

[@cdcsagedcare]

You're welcome, glad it was helpful