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Prospective residents often only have 48 hours in which to decide to accept the admission to the particular facility and to move there. At the time of the new resident’s admission, the Operator may have only limited or out of date information on the new resident. The Residential Assessment Instrument carried out in the community and used to assess needs may have taken place recently, several months or even years ago. | Prospective residents often only have 48 hours in which to decide to accept the admission to the particular facility and to move there. At the time of the new resident’s admission, the Operator may have only limited or out of date information on the new resident. The Residential Assessment Instrument carried out in the community and used to assess needs may have taken place recently, several months or even years ago. | ||
