Prognosis

The education continues (always).  I guess I understand the need for prognosis, but really, even with a good sense of discernment and observation, I am wrong often enough in my predictions to give me pause.  After all, my own prognosis changes from day to day.

Monday I wrote a treatment plan

For someone who left treatment

Later that day.

Yesterday

I wrote the discharge summary,

Including the prognosis.

At dinner one of the counselors said

He wished we could discharge

In three sentences:

He left.

He did (well/ not so well/poorly)

In treatment.

We expect (good/not so good/disastrous) things

In the future.

He said

That should be enough.

Really

That should be enough.