How many active therapy plans can a patient have of a given type at one time?

A patient can have only one active therapy plan of a given type at any given time because this structure is designed to ensure that there is a clear and consistent treatment approach for each specific type of therapy. Having multiple active plans for the same type of therapy could lead to confusion and conflicting treatment protocols, which may compromise patient safety and the effectiveness of care. This limitation helps healthcare providers efficiently manage treatment, monitor progress, and adjust therapy plans as necessary, based on the single, active plan. This streamlined approach enables better tracking of patient outcomes and helps maintain more organized medical records, thereby enhancing overall patient care.