NOOL NOXIO ASSESSMENT RASMUSSEN UNIVERSITY Multidimensional Care I Clinical Packets NURSING CARE PLAN QSEN: Evidence-Based Practice, Informatics, Client-Centered Care. Teannwork and Collaboration, Quality improvement. NURSING DIAGNOSIS Utilize nursing diagnosis approved by NANDA. PLANNING Write (1) short-term/SMART goals or (1) long-term goals) INTERVENTIONS Write (1) independent, (1-2) dependent, and (1-2) collaborative interventions related to the nursing diagnosis. EVALUATION Did you meet your goals? If yes, what is/are your evidence? If No, explain why the goal wasn't met. Refer to your actual nursing clinical assessment Subjective cues: Priority Problem #1: Nursing Diagnosis Objective Cues: Related to: As evidenced by: Subjective cues: Priority Problem #2: Nursing Diagnosis Objective Cues: Related to: As evidenced by: V.2 Medication Data Sheet 5

NOOL NOXIO ASSESSMENT RASMUSSEN UNIVERSITY Multidimensional Care I Clinical Packets NURSING CARE PLAN QSEN: Evidence-Based Practice, Informatics, Client-Centered Care. Teannwork and Collaboration, Quality improvement. NURSING DIAGNOSIS Utilize nursing diagnosis approved by NANDA. PLANNING Write (1) short-term/SMART goals or (1) long-term goals) INTERVENTIONS Write (1) independent, (1-2) dependent, and (1-2) collaborative interventions related to the nursing diagnosis. EVALUATION Did you meet your goals? If yes, what is/are your evidence? If No, explain why the goal wasn't met. Refer to your actual nursing clinical assessment Subjective cues: Priority Problem #1: Nursing Diagnosis Objective Cues: Related to: As evidenced by: Subjective cues: Priority Problem #2: Nursing Diagnosis Objective Cues: Related to: As evidenced by: V.2 Medication Data Sheet 5

Phlebotomy Essentials

6th Edition

ISBN:9781451194524

Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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