After an incident involving a resident's health, notes should be documented how frequently until stabilization?

Documentation following an incident involving a resident's health is critical for ensuring that there is a clear and ongoing record of any changes in the resident’s condition as they stabilize. Daily documentation allows caregivers and health professionals to track the progress and responses to interventions consistently. It also ensures that all team members are informed about the resident's status, which is vital for continuity of care and for making informed decisions regarding the resident's treatment and services.

By documenting daily, any changes—whether improvements or further concerns—can be noted and addressed in a timely manner. This regular documentation supports compliance with regulatory standards and enhances the quality of care provided to the resident. Thus, it is essential for the health and safety of residents that such documentation occurs at least daily after an incident involving their health.