General:
Care planning is based on the concept of the individuality of each client, so she tries to make a plan of care'' custom'' that fits their specific needs. This individuality is respected in diagnostic procedures in the establishment of therapy and in all aspects of nursing. Individuality is more likely to be realized if written plans are collected in a continuous and systematic way. Care plans then become a valuable source of information on the problems of the patient.
Staff to prepare a plan of care must constantly assess the patient's condition, as and when the change occurs on the evolution of the disease. At the same time the nurse must be able to generate effective communication with both the patient with his family and with other team members.
We can therefore define the plan of care as a method and a working document for the health team to provide individual care to meet all the needs of the patient.

Definition:
Care planning is also called the nursing process: it is a systematic and organized approach that enables nurses to identify, analyze, plan, implement and evaluate nursing care for each patient.

Care planning can:
- The distribution in time of the actions provide care to all patients of a service;
- The collective organization of care for a given period;
- A means of precision, coordination and control activities.

It is displayed on a wall chart that allows any time to provide all professional information on the actions of caregiving for 24 hours.


This wall must include planning and distinguish the three nursing roles
The benefits of care planning:
- Provide organized and systematic care;
- Provide individualized care tailored to each patient;

- Sort care according to priority;
- Develop communication;
- Better distribute tasks among staff;
- Better supervise staff.

The goals of care planning:
- Ensure the continuity and coordination;
- Ensure greater security with a lower risk of being forgotten;
- Provide the means necessary for the implementation of care;
Estimate the workload and the equitable distribution
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