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sed to deliver nursing care., , lan i ifi -ordinate resources U : ;, aa between nurses In the hospital, , * Tt enhances the continuity of nursing care, and community., , Nursing care plan helps in evaluation of care, goals of care have been achieved. Nursing care p, action. It is a well-organized., , il) Nursing Care Plan In Various Settings, , The guidelines for making the nursing care, setting to another., * In hospital setting, , A care plan may consis, expected outcomes., * In community health setting, , The care plan in community health setting includes th, expected outcomes., * Discharge Planning, , The nursing care plan developed fo:, long-term health needs. In discharge planning,, others are more involved in planning because th, to the client at home., , ill) How to Write a Nursing Care Plan, , Writing the nursing care plan is an initial step in planning. After assessing and, diagnosing the patient, nurse assigns a priority to each nursing diagnosis. The, nursing diagnosis with the highest priority is the beginning point for the nursing, care plan. The student's nursing care plan consists of five columns., , Column 1. Includes the nursing diagnosis according to the priority., , Column 2. Expected outcomes are written in column 2. according to the nursing, diagnosis., , Column 3. It includes Nursing Care Intervention. It has two subcolumns. The, first column includes the nursing activity which is planned and the second, subcolumn includes the implemented nursing activity., , , , and in determining whether the, Jan is a blue print for nursing, , plan varies from one health care, , t of columns for assessment, goals, interventions and, , e needs, goals, plan and, , r client returning home is based solely on, the client, family and significant, ey are responsible for giving care, , Column 4. Here the scientific rationale for a specific intervention is written., Column 5. Contains the evaluation., , SCIENTIFIC, , , , EVALU