Which of the following occurs when the nurse objectively evaluates the degree of success in achieving outcomes of care?

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Objective evaluation of the degree of success in achieving outcomes of care involves comparing established outcome criteria with actual behavior or outcomes. This allows the nurse to determine if the desired outcomes have been achieved and if the care plan needs to be revised to better support the client's health progress. A client interview (A) may provide valuable information, but it does not involve objective evaluation of outcomes. Adding nursing diagnoses (B) is part of the initial care planning process and may be revised as needed throughout care, but it does not specifically involve evaluating outcomes. Revising outcome indicators (D) may be necessary, but this would come after the objective evaluation of outcomes, once it has been determined that the client's actual outcomes do not align with the established outcome criteria.

Which of the Following Occurs When the Nurse Objectively Evaluates