What is the focus of intervention when a "significant change" occurs?

The focus of intervention when a "significant change" occurs is primarily on standard clinical processes. This approach emphasizes assessing the individual’s overall health status to determine the appropriate response to the changes observed. Standard clinical processes involve evaluating the patient’s condition through various assessments, monitoring vital signs, and using established protocols to guide the care plan.

This structured response ensures that all potential factors contributing to the change are considered and addressed in a comprehensive manner. It supports timely intervention that can stabilize the patient or resident and prevent further deterioration.

While psychological support, advanced treatment options, and nutritional counseling can all be important parts of care, they are generally considered within the broader context of clinical processes rather than standalone focuses during significant changes. This holistic approach is critical in ensuring the best outcomes for individuals experiencing significant health changes.