Used in conjunction with mechanical lifting devices, patient care plans can reduce on-the-job injuries. examples of items in such plans include segregation of patients/residents based on need so equipment and trained staff are appropriately assigned and staggered staffing to provide additional manpower for peak periods. what else might be included in a patient care plan that would reduce on-the-job injuries due to lifting?

Answer : Color coding of patient/residents lift requirements for posting at the bedside.

Explanation : A Patient Care Plan is a written care plan which describes specific patient/residents needs, their degree of assistance required, any special treatments etc.

Color coding of patient/residents lift requirements for posting at bedside.

This is required because by simply looking at the displayed color coding system an employee will be able to know what kind of assistance is needed for patient/residents with moving or transfers; which will enhance in giving help at faster rate.

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