Predict the impact on patient care when the nurse communicates assertively.
ASSERTIVE COMMUNICATION is a type of communication in which a person clearly express their opinions and feelings and firmly advocate for their rights and needs without violating the rights of others. Assertive communication has been identified as an important method in improving patient safety and preventing adverse incidents in health care.Assertiveness was promoted for protecting individual human rights since 1970s as a result of the civil rights movement.
IMPACT ON PATIENT CARE
Predict the impact on patient care when the nurse communicates assertively.
Mandatory nurse-to-patient ratios is one controversial method of addressing nurse staffing and quality of care. In 300 words or fewer, describe the mandated ratios you investigated and the rationales given for the mandate, how the ratios are determined, and the impact the implemented ratios have had on the quality of care and nurse retention.
Mandating nurse-to-patient ratios is one controversial method of addressing nurse staffing and quality of care. Describe the mandated ratios and supporting rationale. Describe how the ratios are determined. Describe the impact the implemented ratios have had on the quality of care and nurse retention.
how does the involvement of student nurse in patient's care impact patient experience? give pathophysiology, clinical manifestation/signs and symptoms, diagnostic labs, general treatment option for each condition below Cardiovascular edema left ventricular hypertrophy stress urinary incontinence Please type :)
Explain the impact of nurse workload and staffing on nurse stress and burnout and on the quality of patient care.
Explain the impact of nurse workload and staffing on nurse stress and burnout and on the quality of patient care.
Provide a clear patient care example of a patient scenario and the difference in what care can be administered by a ADN versus that of a BSN. This scenario should showcase how the BSN care is beneficial for both the nurse and the patient, and why these increased educational competencies can increase the impact the nurse can make on the lives of patient through the provision of healthcare.
explain and give examples of how the nurse can include the patient culture when providing care
a patient requests that the nurse take care of him when he leaves the hospital and specifies an hourly rate and other conditions. Which of the elements of creating a contract are missing from this scenario?
When providing care to a patient who s exhibiting schizophrenic attack, nurse must be aware of the following: (Select all that apply) A. Acknowledgment of the patient's feelings provides support. B. The medication regimen is ineffective. C. Reality orientation is needed. D. Prescribed sedative may be needed. E. The perceptions are very real to the patient.
When doing an admission assessment for a patient, the nurse notices that the patient pauses before answering questions about the health history. Which action by the nurse is most appropriate? A Remind the patient that you have other patients who need care. B. Wait for the patient to answer the questions. C. Interview a family member instead. D. Give the patient an assessment form listing the questions and a pen.