FNP 591 Wk 1 Discussion 2 response 1

In this assessment task, you will demonstrate your ability to identify a practice issue that requires an evidence-informed approach, develop a related clinical question, and search for evidence that may be used to answer this question.  You will use this evidence, and the feedback from this assessment task, to inform and underpin the final assessment task, your research presentation. Instructions Identifies a topic that requires an evidencebased approach, and justifies its importance to nursing or healthcare practice Develop a searchable clinical question using an appropriate framework (question formula) Demonstrates the ability to locate research relevant to the topic, using a well-constructed search strategy; four articles identified. Include a screenshot of the search history from your database searches as an appendix to your report. The question and the articles you find to address this will form the basis for your second assessment task. (1000 words, +-10%) PLEASE NOTE:  This…

discuss a team-based Patient improvement  approach and why this is beneficial in situations presented in healthcare that often require Patient improvement  initiatives.

Give examples of how nurses can be advocates.  Hello,  Can you please help me with that question? Thank you in advance!!

What are the common holistic modalities available to Advanced Practice Nurses? Please discuss in which way these modalities would be beneficial to our patients in primary care?

How would you relate this concept (leadership)  to clinical practice? How would you relate this week's concept (clinical judgment)  to previous concepts you have studied (Patient Education,  safety, and Clinical judgment)? Can you please help me with this question? Thank you in advance!

You are concerned that the IV catheter insertion technique and orientation program currently being used with new registered nurses is not as effective as other methods. How would you perform a systematic review of the evidence on this subject? How would you design a new clinical practice guideline for the facility once the systematic review is complete?

During the implementation phase, Nurse Althea, recognizes the importance of reflective practice in widening her expertise in family health care. In reflecting on her action, what would be the possible questions that nurse should ask herself? How is the family responding to the experience? How do I feel about what happened? How did my actions match my beliefs and actions? What other possible actions can l pursue to improve on my understanding of the client's situation?

During the implementation phase, Nurse Althea, recognizes the importance of reflective practice in widening her expertise in family health care. In reflecting on her action, what would be the possible questions that nurse should ask herself? SELECT ALL THAT APPLIES How is the family responding to the experience? How do I feel about what happened? How did my actions match my beliefs and actions? What other possible actions can l pursue to improve on my understanding of the client's situation?

The importance of developing a therapeutic nurse-patient relationship prior to physical examination was discussed in this week’s readings. Several primary objectives for developing this relationship were covered. Considering these, please address the following prompts in your discussion: Please introduce yourself and talk about the assessment priorities in your workplace. state a strategy for developing a therapeutic relationship and explain how you implement this strategy in your practice.

Hello!Can you please help me with this assignment? As the nursing home supervisor, you recognize the need for a process improvement plan based on this data. After speaking to your staff about best practices related to care of the immobilized client, you discover your facility has not been stocking skin barrier cream, and the UAPs have not been repositioning the residents per policy. Instead of taking disciplinary action against the staff at this time, you elect to implement an intensive education effort for the entire facility. RNs, LPNs, and UAPs will attend the same training.  Research and devise a comprehensive education plan to address the frequency of pressure injuries at your facility. The teaching plan should include, at a minimum: The proper use of barrier cream (How and when is it applied? Who can apply it?)  A minimum of 6 specific complications of immobility (Do not list 'respiratory complications'. Be specific). A minimum of 6 interventions to prevent the complications…

Discuss design principles used to facilitate heuristics in a clinical decision support process. Provide a workplace example and offer suggestions to improve the clinical decision support? Provide a rationale for why you made those suggestions. include References

Part 1- In 2005, Meleis and Dracup argued against the doctorate of nursing practice. Are their arguments still valid today? Choose two of the cases that they make in opposition to the advancement of a DNP for advanced practice nurses and discuss whether or not each of these arguments is still valid today. Provide rationales (with APA citations) to defend your stance in each of these cases. Part 2- Do you personally plan to advance your education beyond a Master's degree? Post your response and rationale for this decision.

Northcross General Hospital just hired Emily as its new Quality Improvement/Evidence-Based Practice Director. To improve outcomes at the hospital, the administrators have asked Emily to establish the biggest issues facing patient care practices, research ways for improvement, and create a plan of action to apply improved practices. After performing many chart audits, Emily has found that the patients of Northcross General Hospital are slow to heal pressure ulcers, and she has found inconsistency in the way that the nurses are charting and performing dressing changes to these wounds. She has established that outcomes for pressure ulcer wound healing could be improved through using best practices. Questions: What is Emily’s next step of action? Where will Emily find the information regarding evidence-based decision-making in order to find the best practice for healing pressure ulcers? Once Emily establishes the best practice needed for healing pressure ulcers, what may be her other…

Northcross General Hospital just hired Emily as its new Quality Improvement/Evidence-Based Practice Director. To improve outcomes at the hospital, the administrators have asked Emily to establish the biggest issues facing patient care practices, research ways for improvement, and create a plan of action to apply improved practices. After performing many chart audits, Emily has found that the patients of Northcross General Hospital are slow to heal pressure ulcers, and she has found inconsistency in the way that the nurses are charting and performing dressing changes to these wounds. She has established that outcomes for pressure ulcer wound healing could be improved through using best practices. Questions: How will Emily ensure that the best practices are being used?

Hello, Can you please help me with this question? (If it can be short answer, I would appreciate). Person-centered care allows patients to make informed decisions about their treatment and well-being. They have a team of primary care providers, specialists, and other health care providers who know them, listen to them, and are accountable for their care. Doctors and other healthcare professionals who provide person-centered care help patients manage their health care by providing tools and services that align with their patients’ preferences and values so they can reach their health goals" (CMS.gov, n.d., para 3). Do you believe person-centered care is possible when a client is living below the poverty line and prioritizing resources as in the 'Spent' simulation? Why or why not? You might consider access to healthcare and cost of insurance or care in your answer.   Resource Name Brief description of services How do you qualify for assistance? Contact Information…

please could you write me an example of recommendation for nursing school application. Recommendations should address the following areas: § Communication and interpersonal skills with persons of diverse backgrounds § Leadership skills or potential § Values, ethical standards, responsibility, and initiative

Visit the video and write an essay in 1000 words. Near-fatal medication error leads nurse to make patient safety a priority please copy paste this Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGT8yoAIu    Task: Write an essay with citation and references from 2014 which a) Identifies, critically analyses, and prioritises the issues relating to professional nursing practice arising from a video stimulus b) Select ONE issue to demonstrate a critical analysis of Professional practice model (PPMs) and integrate into the discussion therelationship to professional regulation/governance and the effects of this issue at a global, national,regional, and/or local level. Please cite the references. Please use genuine references.

Identify the safety hazards and threats to security for whichyou and family members of different ages are most at risk.What anticipatory planning and teaching could be done toprevent these hazards? Note your willingness and that of yourfamily to make the necessary changes, and identify the nursing strategies that would be most likely to secure patient coopera-tion in making the needed changes.

Client #1 A 50-year-old male with newly diagnosed type two diabetes. This person has a mild intellectual disability and lives on his own in an apartment with weekly supervision by a caseworker. He needs to learn how to test his blood sugar once a day and has been given a prescription for Metformin. Suggest how the interprofessional collaboration with one or more members of the healthcare team would make the care provided more patient-centered.

Topic: Collaboration & Communication in Health Care Please use up to date research to demonstrate how "Leadership" concepts lead to better patient care using a skit format.

Topic: Nursing Ethics The nurse is caring for a client who is involved in a clinical research study. The client says to the nurse, "I don't want to be a part of this study any longer. How do I get out of it?" What would the nurse's therapeutic response be to this client? (Answer should be the nurse's response verbatim)

Do you believe that faculty members have legitimate reasons for concern about the shift toward student-centered, tech-enhanced, collaborative instruction, or do they think that instructors who feel threatened by this shift are just "old school"? The three teaching strategies, SBAR, Simulation Scenarios and Informatics should ultimately improve patient safety. Specifically, how could each of these strategies achieve that objective? Your answer Typed answers are easier for students to read than handwritten notes

You have just interviewed for two nursing positions and are trying to decide which job to pursue. During your first interview for a team member position, the nurse manger, Mr. Caruso, was cheerful, spoke highly of his current staff and complimented them for their ability to set goals and participate in decision making, listened to your ideas, and explored ways in which you could contribute to this team’s effectiveness. The second nurse manager, Mrs. Turner, was also cheerful and talkative. She provided you with a job description as a primary nurse caregiver, explained her expectations of you as new employee, and spoke of new programs she was attempting to implement. Both nurse managers talked about changes taking place in their facilities and the need for employees to remain flexible. a. Both nurse mangers spoke changes that were taking place in their facility. As a nurse, how can you assist your peers who are unhappy and seem to resist change even when it is positive?b. Think about…

You have just interviewed for two nursing positions and are trying to decide which job to pursue. During your first interview for a team member position, the nurse manger, Mr. Caruso, was cheerful, spoke highly of his current staff and complimented them for their ability to set goals and participate in decision making, listened to your ideas, and explored ways in which you could contribute to this team’s effectiveness. The second nurse manager, Mrs. Turner, was also cheerful and talkative. She provided you with a job description as a primary nurse caregiver, explained her expectations of you as new employee, and spoke of new programs she was attempting to implement. Both nurse managers talked about changes taking place in their facilities and the need for employees to remain flexible.   Guide Questions: Both nurse mangers spoke changes that were taking place in their facility. As a nurse, how can you assist your peers who are unhappy and seem to resist change even when it is positive?…

Topic: Nursing Ethics The nurse is caring for a client who is involved in a clinical research study. The client says to the nurse, "I don't want to be a part of this study any longer. How do I get out of it?" What would the nurse's therapeutic response be to this client?

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Describe the principles of ethical dilemmas in nursing care. Provide examples of ethical dilemmas that nurses may encounter in clinical practice and discuss strategies for ethical decision-making.

This is a 1000 (+ or − 10%) word case study which is based upon an aspect of care that you have completed in practice. Learning Outcomes: 1. Under supervision, begin to develop basic competence skills in assessment, and the safe delivery of foundational practice. 2. Develop the skills required to demonstrate self-management in a variety of settings. Through the case study, acknowledgement of the important elements of patient care, as well as building on one's knowledge base can be demonstrated. ** This in not a reflective piece of work it is an opportunity to link evidenced based to your practice experience** Basically, why do we what we do? What is an ASPECT of care? It is an intervention, providing care to a patient. For example, you may choose to write about an episode of personal care. Other examples could be: Completing observations. Administering medication under supervision. Wound dressing. Completing clinical observations. Completing admission paperwork. Assisting a patient at…