During reassessment, which activity is NOT typically performed?

• A. Literature review
• B. Review progress
• C. Update goals
• D. Readdress barriers

Answer: (A)

Reassessment centers on the client’s current status and the care plan in place. The main tasks are reviewing progress toward goals, updating goals if needed based on what’s happening, and readdressing barriers that are hindering improvement so you can adjust strategies accordingly. A literature review, which involves examining current research and guidelines to inform practice, is typically done to shape or update the overall approach rather than as a routine part of reassessing a specific client’s plan. So literature review is not typically performed during reassessment.