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The OT staff in an inpatient setting has developed a continuous quality improvement initiative to measure the percentage of intervention goals achieved. Results suggest that although patient improvement was evident in the documentation, the goals of the original intervention plans were not always achieved by the time of discharge. What should the OT staff investigate NEXT based on these findings? Marked as spam
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The OT staff must rule out inadequate amounts of treatment as a reason for patients not achieving their original treatment goals before they can look at the relationship between intervention goals and presenting deficits. Marked as spam
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