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- decisions of which needs or problems require immediate attention or action and which ones could be delayed until a later time since they are not urgent
- needs that are life-threatening or could result in harm to the client if left untreated are high priorities
- Actual problems/needs have higher priority than potential problems/needs
- Problems/needs identified by client are of a higher priority
- Principles of Maslow or the ABCs may guide decisions
- Mutual decision-making for priorities may be made with the client based on the client's needs, desires and safety
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