Common use of Point of Care Risk Assessment Clause in Contracts

Point of Care Risk Assessment. Before each resident interaction, the Nurse shall complete a ‘Point of Care Risk Assessment’ (PCRA) to determine the risk of exposure and appropriate Routine Practices and Additional Precautions required for safe care. A PCRA should be performed even if the patient has been placed on Additional Precautions as additional PPE may be required.

Point of Care Risk Assessment. Before each resident patient/resident/client interaction, the Nurse shall complete a ‘Point of Care Risk Assessment’ (PCRA) to determine the risk of exposure and appropriate Routine Practices and Additional Precautions required for safe care. A PCRA should be performed even if the patient has been placed on Additional Precautions as additional PPE may be required.

Point of Care Risk Assessment. Before each resident interactionresident, the Nurse shall complete a ‘Point of Care Risk Assessment’ (PCRA) to determine the risk of exposure and appropriate Routine Practices and Additional Precautions required for safe care. A PCRA should be performed even if the patient has been placed on Additional Precautions as additional PPE may be required.