A. Perform a health history on the client: A health history is part of initial assessment or when new problems arise, not the next step after goals are met. B. Write a new diagnostic statement: A new diagnosis is only needed if a new or unresolved problem is found; if goals are met, rewriting a diagnosis is unnecessary. C. Implement the nursing interventions that are relevant to the client: Interventions are implemented before evaluation; after goals are met you don’t continue implementing-you document closure. D. Discontinue the care plan and state how the client met their goals: When a client meets the goals, the nurse discontinues the plan and documents how the goals were achieved (evaluation and closure).