Explain how nurses use the components ofdischarge planning to provide continuity of care.

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A: During early periods, disease and health were believed to be dependent on various external factors…

Q: e) Discuss how caregivers believe nurses can provide assistance to make care- giving easier.

A: Nursing is a profession in healthcare that focuses on individuals,  families, communities so that…

Q: Please discuss clinical documentation improvement initiatives in healthcare and the role of the…

A: Clinical documentation improvement (CDI) initiatives With the advancement of technology Hospitals…

Q: Identify five sources of patient data useful to the nurse.

A: Patient data are the information which are held about individual patient. Patient data may include…

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A: The concept of evidence-based practice (EBP) states that workplace activities should be supported by…

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A: The nursing process helps the nurse to provide the need based care. The main steps of the nursing…

Q: Explain and give examples of how the nurse can include the patient's culture when providing care

A: Cultural competence in nursing denotes the ability of the healthcare workers to provide the best…

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A: patient-centeredness is nothing but providing care based on patient needs. patient-centered care is…

Q: Develop a nursing care plan, including patient education, based on the nursing process for patients…

A: AEDs or antiepileptic drugs are recommended to stop or treat seizures in patients. These drugs…

Q: Explain thoroughly how would a nurse address the health beliefs or practices?

A: The state of complete physical, mental, and social well being is defined by a term called health.

Q: Develop a nursing care plan for patients undergoing local anesthesia and/or moderate or conscious…

A: Conscious sedation is a medical intervention during which using different pharmaceutical substances…

Q: Develop nursing diagnoses that correctly identifynutritional problems that may be treated…

A: A part of the nursing process includes nursing diagnosis, which involves the clinical judgment of an…

Q: Describe nursing interventions to promote healthfor middle and older adults.

A: Nursing interventions refer to the actual actions/ treatments planned and performed by the nurse to…

Q: Summarize the role of the nurse in promoting health, preventing illness, and addressing disparities…

A: In the healthcare sector, the integral part that focuses on the care that is provided to the…

Q: Identify desired outcomes of nurse–health care team member relationships ?

A: The capacity of one nurse to communicate with others is important for interpersonal communication.…

Q: Develop a nursing care plan that takes into account general pharmacologic principles, specifically…

A: Nursing care plan      Basically creating a care plan that acts as a guideline for the nurses to…

Q: Explain the aims of nursing as they interrelateto facilitate maximal health and quality of life…

A: Nurses are people who are trained to provide care for the sick patients. The American Nurses…

Q: Discuss transfer of patients within and amonghealth care settings.

A: When a patient is admitted to a hospital, there are times when they must be transferred to another…

Q: What are clinical quality measures used for and how they are reported? How do they improve the…

A: Clinical quality measures are the process or steps or any indications of the patient care,…

Q: Discuss the extent to which patientcharacteristics such as social class,race, and symptomology…

A: In healthcare, quality is the result of patient-provider collaboration in a positive atmosphere. The…

Q: Discuss the process of formulating nursing diagnoses for patients receiving medications.

A: For the formulation of diagnosis relevant to the patients already receiving prescribed medications…

Q: Discuss the possible consequences of medication errors for professional nurses and other members of…

A: Drug Medication or medicine that causes physiological changes when consumed. There are several…

Q: Explain with references, thoughts, feelings, and beliefs about concepts of nursing metaparadigm :…

A: A metaparadigm is a set of theories and concepts that allows a field to function correctly and…

Q: Examples of how the Nurse Informaticist monitor system performance?

A: Bioinformatics is the application of computer technology and three-dimensional modeling to large…

Q: Identify the American Nurses Association Standards of Practice for RN.

A: American Nurses Society(ANA) formulates standards and guidelines for a quality driven demonstration…

Q: Write at least 400 words on how Return-Demonstration can be used for teaching in the clinical…

A: Return demonstration is an important part of the nursing profession because it allows student nurses…

Q: a nurse needs to be aware of difficulties in establishing a therapeutic relationship and be able to…

A: Therapeutic relations are established between a nurse and a patient. In this relation, the nurse…

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A: Clinical handover can be defined as the handing over of the services from one staff member to the…

Q: Discuss the professional responsibility and standards of practice for the professional nurse as…

A: Drug  Medication has physiological effect and causes significant changes in the body.  Factors…

Q: How will you as a nurse prepare a person who has just expired? Name at least 2 nursing actions and…

A: The nursing staff has a responsibility towards the expired person. So, the nursing staff has to…

Q: Describe three typical concerns of the nurse advocate.

A: In the nursing profession, advocacy defines the safeguard the human dignity, promoting patient…

Q: Explain what four assessments as an Enrolled nurse would you perform on a patient with constipation.

A: Bowel movement is defined as the last stop for the movement of food in the digestive tract. The…