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My plan got graded down for being too generic. What does that mean?

Usually that it would apply to any patient with that condition rather than to yours. The fix is pulling specifics from your own scenario into the diagnosis, the goals and especially the rationales. A plan that names this patient's actual labs and vitals reads completely differently.

This comes up on Med Surg Nursing Care Plan Support, where it is answered in the context of the work itself.

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