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Write It Right · Episode 1 · Free
Good Day
Marcus writes "Good day" for Tasha's note.
In this scene
Tasha: This one for dinner!
Marcus: Good choice.
Grace: What did you write for Tasha today?
Marcus: Good day. No issues.
Grace: What did she actually do today?
Marcus: She practised counting change at the bakery. Then she picked the music for dinner.
Grace: That's her goal, handling her own money. Write that.
Marcus: Isn't good day enough?
Grace: Anyone could write good day. A note should show the support you gave and how she did.
Marcus: Tasha counted change for three purchases at the bakery, with one prompt.
Grace: Now the next shift, the nurse and her planner can all use it.
Questions to think about
- Which note is most useful?
- Why connect notes to the person's goals?
- Who reads daily notes?
About this series
Documentation that shows the care given: specific, factual, in the person's own words, on time, and never changed after the fact.