Reflection Nursing Communication

These seemingly small gestures display an air of friendliness, caring, and approachability, which can go a long way toward making a patient feel safe. When you maintain eye contact with a patient, you continue to foster trust and respect as your relationship progresses. It's also important to respect a patient's boundaries. Some patients feel comforted when their hand is held or they are offered a hug, while other patients may find these actions uncomfortable. Always respect differences in personality and cultures.

In this case, the goal is to get the patient to follow the lead of the nurse as he or she changes their body position to a more upright position that shows positivity. Verbal and nonverbal communication play a role in therapeutic communication, often as techniques. The relationship is based on mutual trust and respect being sensitive to self

Medical assistants have specifics skills that helps them to preformed a quality work. Good listening skills will lead to effective communication. As medical assistants, they actively listen to the patient, meaning that all of their attention has to focus on what the patient is saying (Bonewit-West, K, 2009). Medical assistants show compassion, empathy and sympathy for others, they bound a special connection with the patient so that the induvial can receive the same level of caring as any other patient (Maciejewski, 2007). Patient need to be heard and attended, what a best option than to have an effective Medical assistant to take care of the patient.

Every nursing duty hinges on this one, simple aspect. To effectively meet a patient’s needs, it becomes essential that the nurse understand in part, who the patient is. Diversity encompasses many elements that integrate to make each patient unique. Patient-centered nursing takes into account patient background, and past experiences as well as desires, beliefs, motivations, personality, culture, religion, and family life. The better the nurse knows and understands the patient, the better prepared she/he will be when developing a plan of care, and the better the patient will respond to nursing interventions.

In view of this, nursing professional should incorporate or embrace these values to respect and justify the diverse identified or unidentified nursing roles (Bondas, 2006). The assumed values will offer them an edge to work without purpose, an altruistic way. In fact, apart from the thoughtfulness and fidelity, responsibility, impartiality, and self-possession and family values will help them to see the height of career satisfaction and fulfillment as it is found that, with such values’ presence, patients get cured in good time in addition to proper medication’s

According to my reflection in this situation, I am planning to develop myself to give high quality of care to the patient and listen to him, met his need. Always, let the client to know his right and ask me what he need. Improve my therapeutic relationship with patient. Increases level of satisfaction of care that provides to the patient.

There is a correlation between health care members providing information in a timely manner to patients who need to make decisions about their care and treatment and the quality of care patients receive. Lack of care resulted from physicians being reluctant to refer patients to palliative care. Due to a lack of honest open discussions regarding diagnosis, prognosis and treatment options patient’s suffering was prolonged. Since palliative care focuses on improving symptoms, dignity and quality-of-life it is important that sufficient attention is placed on the complex needs of individuals. The delivery of palliative care has become challenging for nurses.

The second method of communication is Harmonized goals. This is when the patient and nurse both agree to a plan of care for the patient. This includes aspects such as the patient knowing the risks, benefits, and implications of procedures. Certain accommodations should be made including language, cultural differences, and low health literacy. (Paget, 2011).

Shift-change, whether between devices, or specialty handoff between, team members were transparent and clear. Nurse Managers were aware of patient safety culture that is driven by the partial learning. They show the collection and fellow nurses respectful of the opinions of all team members analyze quality data and lessons from the hospital administrator. Technology young students to start learning to all queries and elderly nursing staff reported improved performance lead to a sharing it is included for. Committed to using their knowledge, skills and attitudes Nurse: I understand the point of view of the patient; it provides support and decision-making authority of patients and respect.

A healthcare delivery model is a systematic approach of that aims at creating quality and better access to healthcare services. Different models exist but all are aimed at the same goals base their views on provision of care and the receiving of care. The model addresses both the patient and the caregiver as the main participants and aims to solve the issues they encounter. The care receiver being the main subject of model is the one who triggers all the consequent activities that are carried out within the requirements of the model. The care provider responds to the actions induced by the patient (Hughes, 2008).

In conclusion, “care of the patient in context of family” is essential to the entire medical field and all patients receiving care and their families. By practicing this process, we are ensuring the best possible patient outcomes and the overall satisfaction of the patient and their families by implementing more effective nursing. The collaboration and feedback contributes to the future of evidence based practice. This is truly what nursing is all about, the best possible outcomes and positive experience for

Two of the most important things I have learned today were how to speak to a patient in a calm and informative manner and what is expected from a preoperative nurse. One thing I learned is that we as nurses are allowed to reassure the patient information about the surgery once the surgeon has explained everything. If the patient still wants to talk to the surgeon, we should get the surgeon to come and talk directly with the patient. Another thing I learned is always ask about advance directs. Most patients do not know what advance directs are, so we should clarify the information and make sure they are satisficed with their decisions.

A Case Study: Healing and Autonomy Introduction Healing is the process of restoration of normal biological body functioning from a previously experienced illness. Autonomy is the respect of the patient decision on his/her fate. It is a basic right of the patient and the physician ruling ought to abide by it. This makes it mandatory for the health care provider responsibility to respect this patients ' right.

  This leads to a process of actions and reaction resulting in an interaction.  An interaction is the goal directed portion of relationship built upon perception and communication.  This leads to a transition, which is when mutually valued, as goals are achieved. Building a nurse-patient relationship with good communication is the key to mutually work towards an attainable goal to improve the patient 's’ health and quality of life.

For example, a nurse should notify other members that they successfully prepared an operation room. This effectively conveys the information that is key in order to progress with the surgery. These skills can be implemented