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Customer Review: Mindful Documentation
Kimberly Johnson
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Guide? This is a teeny, tiny pamphlet that promises to "list several forms of appropriate versus inappropriate documentation." In fact there are only three examples shown and they aren't anything that you couldn't come up with on your own. This "guide" measures about 6"x4" and is about 3mm wide (tiny). Most pages are written in bullet point style with only about 8-10 sentences on the page. I know the description said it is small enough to take with you but really, I have many nursing books that I can carry with me. This is nothing more than a pamphlet. I was looking for something that would help me with documenting my crisis care patients decline as I often go in at end of life. This guide doesn't help with that. Not sure who would benefit from this guide, it's not appropriate for Hospice admission nurses, to little info for a case manager and not helpful for crisis care. I would have given 1 star but I gave an extra 1 for the effort. It is a much needed guide, if only she would have went into much more detail and written a book.
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Guide? This is a teeny, tiny pamphlet that promises to "list several forms of appropriate versus inappropriate documentation." In fact there are only three examples shown and they aren't anything that you couldn't come up with on your own. This "guide" measures about 6"x4" and is about 3mm wide (tiny). Most pages are written in bullet point style with only about 8-10 sentences on the page. I know the description said it is small enough to take with you but really, I have many nursing books that I can carry with me. This is nothing more than a pamphlet. I was looking for something that would help me with documenting my crisis care patients decline as I often go in at end of life. This guide doesn't help with that. Not sure who would benefit from this guide, it's not appropriate for Hospice admission nurses, to little info for a case manager and not helpful for crisis care. I would have given 1 star but I gave an extra 1 for the effort. It is a much needed guide, if only she would have went into much more detail and written a book.
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