You are posted in an aged care unit. You noticed
that the incidence of pressure sores among the bed bound clients is
increasing despite of routine position changing. In this context
you thought of conducting a detailed study to find a solution to
this problem. Answer the following questions.
1.1) Specify the approach you may use for
conducting the study?
1.2) List 3
(three) sources of information that you would use for
this study
1.3) Describe 2
(two) ways to validate the information sources you
referred (15 -30 words each)
1.4) Briefly
describe four (4) cultural and ethical
considerations for research (10-20 words each)
1.1, 19-item standards for quality improvement reporting
Excellence(SQUIRE) guidelines implementation studies approach used
to interpret the possible reason for different observed and
possible expected outcomes of pressure ulcer in long term and acute
care facilities.
1.2, - Complete detail about patient health from acute and long
term care units.
-care delivery process and changes observed in means of patient
outcome
- Study limitations of reports
1.3, - Randomized, controlled trials before, after and during the
implementation of the intervention associated with reduction
incidence.
- Review of nurse-focused quality improvement intervention in
facilities performed with quality audits and provided feedback to
staff, Braden scale adoption for reporting pressure score
risk.
1.4, - the role of wound care products and specialty beds than
nursing care can prevent a patient pressure ulcers. Poor quality
skin care products, matters, and supports can increase the pressure
ulcer in these facilities.
- The electronic record system can resolve this issue for standard
documentation and translate the information into reports for weekly
planning.
- Staff bonus can reduce the incidence of pressure ulcer by a wound
care coordinator, committee making initiatives for improving
patient safety with evidence-based practice
-Cost-saving can reduce the incidence of ulcers by using consumer
price index cost to treat patient pressure ulcers by yearly
savings.
You are posted in an aged care unit. You noticed that the incidence of pressure sores...
You are posted in an aged care unit. You noticed that the incidence of pressure sores among the bed-bound clients is increasing despite of routine position changing. In this context, you thought of conducting a detailed study to find a solution to this problem. Answer the following questions. 1.1) Specify the approach you may use for conducting the study? 1.2) List 3 (three) sources of information that you would use for this study 1.3) Describe 2 (two) ways to validate...
Describe 2 (two) ways to validate the information sources you referred (15 -30 words each) And Briefly describe four (4) cultural and ethical considerations for research (10-20 words each)
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