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Patients with abnormal vital signs should be reassessed no less frequently than every 2 hours for the first 4 hours, then every 4 hours if clinically stable.
A reassessment is performed which re-evaluates client functioning, health and psychosocial status; identifies changes since the initial or most recent assessment; and determines new or ongoing needs.
A reassessments must be completed with each patient annually while the patient remains actively enrolled in the HH program under HH Comprehensive in ACD. 2. Patients with a change in their medical and/or behavioral health condition or social needs status must be reassessed more frequently as needed.
Reassessing vital signs in most stable transport should occur at least every 15 minutes. In more critical patients at least every five minutes or after any docHub intervention including medications or procedures.
Reassessing vital signs in most stable transport should occur at least every 15 minutes. In more critical patients at least every five minutes or after any docHub intervention including medications or procedures.
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Reassessing vital signs in most stable transport should occur at least every 15 minutes. In more critical patients at least every five minutes or after any docHub intervention including medications or procedures.
Reassessment is a re-evaluation of patients medical, behavioral health (mental health and substance use), and social service needs, while the patient remains actively enrolled in Health Home (HH) services.
Reassessment provides an opportunity to review a clients progress, consider successes and barriers, and evaluate the previous period of case management activities.
The first step of the reassessment process is the gathering of the applicable data (sales, costs, and lease data) for the time period specified by the Louisiana Tax Commission.
Patients with abnormal vital signs should be reassessed no less frequently than every 2 hours for the first 4 hours, then every 4 hours if clinically stable.

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