1) Develop a work flow for a telehealth nurse to ensure all needs would be covered for a hypertensive patient. From the initial greeting to the end of conversation, must be at least 10 steps.
2) As a telehealth nurse what prompts would you expect to serve your clients? How would these be different for the various types of patients?
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A telehealth nurse is the practitioner that practices telemedicine. The process where the patient is provided care and consultation virtually.
The workflow of a telehealth nurse for a hypertensiove patient would include-
A. Greet the patient always with a warm greering
B. Ask the patient how he is feeling that day and previous days and how can you help him
C. Discuss the medication regime
D. Guide the patient on using self monitorinf devices
E. Try and get the recent vitals for BP from the patient by his self monitoring device
F. Use video calls to provide emotional and face fo face interaction
G. Use telehealrh options to recall patienr for follow up and appointments
H. Help patient with referrals online
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1) Develop a work flow for a telehealth nurse to ensure all needs would be covered...
As a telehealth nurse what prompts would you expect to serve your clients? How would these be different for the various types of patients? Develop a work flow for a telehealth nurse to ensure all needs would be covered for a hypertensive patient. From the initial greeting to the end of conversation, must be at least 10 steps
As a telehealth nurse what prompts would you expect to serve your clients? How would these be different for the various types of patients?
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