Nursing care quality can be defined as the level of care given by the registered nurses to the patients. It is their attitudes and behavior towards offering a service to those who needed during hospitalization. Providing a good nursing care requires good nursing practices and their willingness to help sick people because having a good nursing skills will not guarantee a good nursing care if they do not have a sincere heart to help them in the first
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The nurse can help by providing them with correct information about causes and therapeutic approach. It is important that the family choose the treatment that will best meet its needs. Follow-up to determine the effectiveness of treatment is essential because becoming dry can be a long process and the nurse is instrumental in providing support to the child and family over the entire course of therapy. References: 1)Handbook of adolescent health care / editor-in-chief, Lawrence S. Neinstein ; associate editors, Catherine M. Gordon. 2) Table of contents for The child psychotherapy treatment planner / Arthur E. Jongsma, Jr., L. Mark Peterson, William P. McInnis ; Timothy J. Bruce, contributing editor.
Didn’t communicate need for transfer to Dr. Dick. 1. Education to nursing staff who cared for Ms. Gadner on shock symptoms 2. Review with nurse Gilbert identification and treatment of infiltrated IV 3. Educate nursing staff who cared for Ms. Gadner on importance of documentation and updating of physicians of patient’s current condition. 4. Review with nurse Gilbert why valium and morphine are contraindicated in shock and her duty to identify this and speak up 5. Review with nurse Gilbert her duty to speak up regarding a need for a transfer of patient to Dr. Dick 1.
The wholly compensatory nursing system is used when the person is unable to meet one’s self-care demands and is wholly cared and compensated for by the nurse (Hartweg, 1991) while the partly compensatory nursing system is used when the patient performs self-care to their best extent and the nurse compensates for the rest of it thus both the nurse and the patient are mutually involved in the care participation (Sitzman and Eichelberger, 2011). The supportive and educative system is put into action when the nurse assumes the role of an educator by guiding and advising the patient who is able to attend to own their self-care need(George, 2014). One of more systems are often combined in the care of an individual. Orem’s devised a three step nursing process which are outlined to be nursing diagnosis and prescription, designing the nursing system and planning for delivery of care and the last step is production and management of nursing systems which includes evaluation (George, 2014). ) The different nursing systems directs the development of nursing interventions according to patient’s
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In contrast, the poor nursing care may come from unawareness or awareness. It could not know or describe the real reason that based on individual nurse. This evident related to the three component of moral integrity (Carter, 1996). There are included discernment, consistent act, and public justification. It related to thinking, feeling, and doing in professional nurses to represent one of nursing care.
I have personal experience working in the medical field I get to assist Registered Nurses both novice and experienced. Working with an inexperienced nurse can be tense sometimes. Novice nurses tend to overlook important details of a patients evaluation because they are not experienced enough to pick up on the subtle clues and signs exhibited by the patient to get the full detail of the patients true condition. According to the article Do educational outcomes correspond with the requirements of nursing practice: educators’ and managers’ assessments of novice nurses’ professional competence, “.... nurses working in practice complain of novice nurses insufficient clinical and patient management skills” (Holland K et al). For this reason in obtaining a baccalaureate degree, the novice nurse may get a more comprehensive understanding of caring for their patient.
During psychiatric nurse work in psychiatric setting may exposed to aggressive behaviors from patients that affect on the physical and psychological health of nurse and may produce to increase absence of nurse related to illness (De Benedictis et al., 2011). Seclusion may effect to psychiatric patients by develop negative perceptions of center of mental health, that affect on treatment (Steinert, Bergbauer, Schmid, & Gebhardt, 2007). Ethical issues facing seclusion. There are studies shown ethical and moral dilemma of using seclusion with psychiatric patients. Kontio et al.
Nursing Theories: The Building Blocks of Nursing Often deemed unimportant or irrelevant in the clinical setting, nursing theory appears to hold little importance to the world of nursing, but in actuality, it can provide a framework for practice and guide the nurse in finding his or her purpose within the profession (Colley, 2003). Parker (2003) describes nursing theory as, “a notion or an idea that explains experience, interprets observation, describes relationships, and projects outcomes” (p.4). Colley (2003) states that a central theme of nursing is caring, and since this concept is subjective, developing theory is imperative in order to provide an accurate assessment of nursing practice. Two theories that attempt to do this are Jean Watson’s