At the multidisciplinary meeting, the nurse will collect and evaluate information provided by other disciplines and family members indicating that the patient is not not at its previous level of functioning, then will analyze the information to develop a deconditioning diagnosis. Next, the nurse identifies outcomes that allow the patient to become stronger, reach their previous level of functioning, perform activities of daily living (ADLs) in a safe environment by planning home health care, l equipment and 24/7 supervision by family or placement in a facility. a facility. This will be implemented by coordinating delivery of a walker and 3-in-1 chair prior to departure to the girl's home with the home health agency nurse, physical therapist, and scheduled aide. start that day. Within one week, the nurse assesses that outcomes are being achieved by following up with the patient, daughter, and home health agency, assessing that the patient is becoming stronger, that ADLs are being achieved, and that he will soon be able to resume an independent life. To achieve these standards of practice, each nurse must be aware of their own nursing practice law to ensure they are operating in accordance with their state's laws and to ensure the best outcomes and patient safety. In conclusion, it is the duty of every nurse to be the best nurse they are capable of being by examining the scope of nursing practice which gives us the framework to achieve