Interventions proposed in the care plan to reduce the likelihood of further worsening or subsequent incidences of a problem is known as what phase of the four-phase care plan development?

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The prevention phase of the care plan development involves implementing interventions and strategies to prevent the problem from worsening or recurring. This is the most appropriate answer, as the question specifically asks about interventions to reduce the likelihood of further worsening or subsequent incidences of a problem. The therapy phase is focused on addressing the current problem, while the maintenance phase involves monitoring and maintaining the progress made in addressing the problem. Referral is not a phase of the care plan development, but rather a potential action that may be taken if the problem requires specialized care beyond the scope of the primary caregiver.

Interventions Proposed in the Care Plan to Reduce the Likelihood