Which status indicates a plan is ready to be delivered as part of the patient's course?

• A. Plan is archived.
• B. Plan is marked 'active'.
• C. Plan is rejected.
• D. Plan is proposed.

Answer: (B)

In a care planning workflow, the status shows where a plan sits in its lifecycle. When a plan is marked as active, it is currently in effect and can be delivered as part of the patient’s course. This means the interventions, goals, and instructions in the plan are being implemented and monitored as part of ongoing care.

Archived means the plan has been closed or stored and is no longer in use for current care. Rejected means the plan wasn’t approved to proceed. Proposed means it’s a draft not yet approved or active. So, active is the status that indicates the plan is ready to be delivered as part of the patient’s course.