True or False: Licenses are not responsible for monitoring changes in residents' physical conditions, which is the physicians' job.

Licenses in a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE) play a crucial role in the well-being of residents, which includes monitoring changes in their physical conditions. While it is indeed the physician's responsibility to diagnose and treat health issues, the facility staff, including licensed caregivers and administrators, must observe and document any significant changes in a resident's physical or mental condition.

This ongoing observation is essential not just for providing appropriate care but also for communicating pertinent information to healthcare professionals. Any observed changes can indicate the need for medical evaluation or intervention. Thus, the statement that licenses are not responsible for monitoring changes is false, as it underestimates the collaborative role that facility staff plays in the health and care of residents.