Which MDS 3.0 Sections require resident interviews? Find out at MDSCentral
MDS 3.0 Update, December 15, 2008
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In a major departure from the MDS 2.0, the MDS 3.0 will require nursing facility staff members to conduct structured resident interviews to complete several sections of the assessment.
Diane Brown and Frosini Rubertino talked about how resident interviews will be incorporated under the MDS 3.0 in HCPro’s Dec. 11 audio conference, “Interview Techniques under QIS and MDS 3.0: Build the Necessary Skills Now.”
To find out which MDS 3.0 sections will require resident interviews, visit HCPro's MDS 3.0 resource center, MDSCentral.
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