You have an idea to improve patient care that you would like upper management to support and fund. What type of communication tool would you use to present your idea and why?
The type of communication tool that I would use to present my idea is; SBAR as using this tool I will clearly explain the situation, give the background, make an assessment and finally make a recommendation. This tool is easy to use, structured form of communication, enabling accurate transfer of the information.
You have an idea to improve patient care that you would like upper management to support...
You have an idea to improve patient care that you would like upper management to support and fund. What type of communication tool would you use to present your idea and why?
Based on your nursing experience, what change would you like to implement to improve care? What are the first steps you would take to implement the change?
Based on your nursing experience, what change would you like to implement to improve care? What are the first steps you would take to implement the change?
c u y y paper to suPPORT YOU WIR Nursing care management for a stroke patient Presentation: You inherit a new patient F. L. who has a history of "recent stroke." He was recently (approximately 3 months ago) hospitalized, but you don't have his records at the moment. The patient's wife wanted him "checked out," and states that his "cat scan" showed a stroke. She claims, "They did a bunch of other tests but didn't find anything." She does not...
A managed care network has contacted you as the administrator and would like to have your clinic become part of their network and add mental health services. What impact would this have on your clinic regarding staffing, patient load, and financial stability?
1. What do you think of nurse taking a of decision to care for a patient that they overidentify with? What would you have done in this situation? Who could you turn to for support and guidance in this situation? How do you feel about telling the truth to patients? How important is it for patients to know the truth? Why do you think the physician would not tell Stan and Helen the truth about Stan's condition? 2. Think about...
A grocery store manager would like to have an idea concerning the average amount milk the store sells per day. In a sample of 77 days, the average amount number of gallons sold was 125 with a standard deviation of 24 gallons. What is the upper bound of the 95% confidence interval? (please express your answer using 2 decimal places)
How you would advocate for your patient in end of life care? If you have a patient who is not cognitive, and is actively dying, but the family wants everything done to try to save the patient's life, how do you advocate for the best outcome for the patient? And would this change if the patient was a child?
nder the posting for the idea, write up a suggestion on how you would improve the product. Be specific and realistic. Provide suggestions for improvement that you think can be provided by you if you were the manufacturer of this product. This is not an exercise in science-fiction or in imagining what big corporations with big money can do. Instead, it is a product that you can create. You can certainly encourage one another but that alone will not garner...
Think about a time where you (or a family member) received disjointed care due to poor interprofessional communication. As a result of this disjointed care, write a job posting about what the perfect “care coordinator” would look like. What is your creative solution to increasing interprofessional communication? What will this person’s education be and what type of training will they need? Will they need to be well versed in billing codes and communicate with insurance companies? Will they need to...