Your individual rehabilitation plan is not a fixed document. It needs to be updated regularly. This means that as you go through assessments and make progress following your plan, these changes and improvements need to be added to your plan. This way, your plan always shows your current situation and the progress you've made. It's like keeping a diary of your rehabilitation journey, making sure it's always up to date with the latest information about how you're doing.
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An individual rehabilitation plan must be updated from time to time to reflect the outcome of assessments done and progress made under the plan.
