In order to develop the best course of treatment for a patient, a healthcare professional should maintain and observe at all times the privacy of the patient.
<h3>What is course of treatment?</h3>
The course of treatment or treatment course is the professionally structured plan that is used by healthcare personnel to provide the maximum care to the patient.
While drafting a treatment course for a patient the following should be considered:
- Assessment of the patient should be carried out adequately
- History of the patient about current and past health status should be obtained
- Diagnosis of the current health challenges should be made.
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- Set a high priority treatment goals
- The treatment progress should be evaluated and review with time especially if the patient is not progressing.
To effectively develop a treatment plan, the information obtained from the patient should be shared only with the concerned medical team.
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