COPE Health Scholars Practice Test 2025 – Comprehensive All-in-One Guide for Exam Success

The SKAHI protocol is a systematic approach to patient interactions that emphasizes patient safety and respectful communication. Each of the actions within this protocol is designed to create a supportive environment for both the healthcare provider and the patient.

Documenting patient history is a critical component of patient care but is not specifically one of the actions outlined in the SKAHI protocol. The protocol itself focuses more on immediate, direct interactions and measures that ensure the patient’s comfort and safety at the beginning of the healthcare process. This includes assessing the patient’s surroundings, identifying the patient properly to prevent errors, and knocking on the door before entering to respect the patient’s privacy and personal space.

In this context, while documenting patient history is essential for ongoing care and treatment planning, it does not fall under the initial protocol actions associated with SKAHI, making it the correct choice for the question regarding which action is not part of the protocol.