If a client requests for spot on general public NOT to deliver their meticulousness..would this info be noted? where on earth and how?

If a client requests for spot on general public NOT to deliver their meticulousness..would this info be noted? where on earth and how?
yes, always make a note of things like this contained by the patient chart, no issue what the setting. This is a saying I resembling to use when talking roughly speaking documentation "If it's not written down, you didn't do it"
In what setting and under what circumstances? Can you clarify this?
If for example, you are an in-patient at a hospital and don't want a dedicated CNA giving you care, you can request this vocally. That's all it take. But you're going to have to be a LOT more specific in the order of what it is you wish to know.
In a hospital or nursing home setting, likelihood are, they'll change the agenda to accommodate you. Or make a data of it on the scheduling board. It would likely be written on the patient's chart as okay.
In a doctor's office, they would probably write it on the patient's chart...maybe put it in the computer as okay, so when the patient call for an appointment, it will be seen after.
Other than that, I don't know.
yes, i had a nurse blow my vain so the subsequent week when my son had to jump to the dr she came contained by the room and i told her to get the person in charge nurse and not to step back within his room. it worked, lucky 4 her.