In health and social care contexts, a care plan differs from a support plan in that:

• A. A care plan outlines practical, day-to-day supports; a support plan outlines clinical services.
• B. A care plan is for hospitals; a support plan is for community settings.
• C. A care plan focuses on clinical and care needs with services required; a support plan outlines practical, day-to-day support to enable independence and community participation.
• D. A care plan is created by nurses; a support plan is created by social workers.

Answer: (C)