Question

1. who in the hospice interdisciplinary group (idg) is responsible for coordinating care among the idg, continuously assessing each resident and family, and implementing the idg plan of care?rnphysiciansocial workerpharmacist10. what is the best way to communicate updates to the hospice plan of care to the facility?the hospice should wait until the facilitys interdisciplinary team meetingthe hospice nurse should communicate updates to the facility coordinator.the facility physician should update the hospice plan of care and then tell the facility staff about the updatesa hospice interdisciplinary group member should write a note about the updates in the residents chart

Explanation:

For question 9: Registered Nurses (RNs) in hospice interdisciplinary groups are often responsible for coordinating care, continuous assessment of residents and families, and implementing the care plan. Physicians focus more on medical diagnosis and treatment, social workers on psychosocial aspects, and pharmacists on medication - related issues.
For question 10: The hospice nurse communicating updates to the facility coordinator is a direct and efficient way. Waiting for an interdisciplinary team meeting (which may be infrequent) is not timely. The facility physician is not typically the one to update the hospice plan of care. Writing a note in the resident's chart may not ensure that the facility as a whole is informed in a coordinated way.

Answer:

1. RN
2. The hospice nurse should communicate updates to the facility coordinator.