Discharge planning for clients begins:

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Discharge planning should begin at the time of admission to the hospital,using the strengths and resources of the client,providing resources to meet the client's limitations,and focusing on improving the client's long-term outcomes.
The client's diagnosis does not have to be established before discharge planning can begin.
Discharge planning should include preparation for long-term needs of the client.
Acute care therapies may impact a client's discharge and should be a part of the plan from the beginning.

Discharge Planning for Clients Begins