In type 2 diabetes high levels of sugar are in the blood and your body does not have enough insulin. It occurs slowly overtime and usually most people only know that they have diabetes when they become overweight. Both Aunt E. And Aunt M is obese. At the age of 22 Aunt M. was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. She says she started to question her health when one day she was driving and her vision became very blurry and stayed that way for two days.
Through the use of the nursing process all professional standards can be adhered to and patient care can be safely tended to. This essay will discuss planning and delegation of a nursing shift. The registered nurse has responsibility for delegating nursing intervention and remains accountable for those interventions delegated. Appropriate delegation will occur when the registered nurse is aware of professional standards and individual scope of practice of their co-workers. Additionally, the paper will highlight critical thinking and decision making which are important attributes the registered nurse will need to develop along with the ability to provide a suitable handover to appropriately delegate nursing
As nurses, we have an important role as patient advocate. There is no doubt that patients need nurses’ care and support, therefore, they expect the nurses to meet their demands and protect their best interests. As one of the patient’s most trustworthy healthcare providers, nurses are expected to advocate for all patients regardless of their condition. Hence, nurses should advocate patient’s rights through the way of maintaining a safe environment, which includes the protection of confidential information. According to Taylor, Lillis, LeMone, and Lynn’s book Fundamentals of Nursing, “Nurses should respect patients’ will and be loyal to them at any time as well as carefully evaluate the competing claims of the patient’s autonomy” (Taylor p.103).
ESSAY TITLE:”USE THE CASE STUDY AT THE END OF THE MODULE. ASSESS THE CLIENTS ISSUES AND DESCRIBE YOUR TREATMENT PLAN.WHAT ETHICAL ISSUES MIGHT ARISE?” ABSTRACT Miss E came to therapy for weight loss wanting to lose 2 and a half stone in all. She is 29 and came out of a failed relationship 6 months ago. She is now ready to look for another partner but is scared as her previous partner of 6 years was very controlling and almost seemed to want her to stay overweight. She had struggled with her weight since she was 12 or 13 and her parents badgered her about being unattractive and eating too much.
In this assignment, I will be describing the legislation and regulations, working strategies and procedures used in health and social care. I will also evaluate the role of multiagency working for safeguarding of vulnerable adults with reference to the legal frameworks, regulations, working strategies and procedures. Multi agency working is the process in which all the professionals and agency from different sectors such as nurse, doctor, social worker, therapist, and dietician work together for the same desired goal. They work together to provide effective and appropriate care to the individual. For example, if a client has diabetes and has depression then there will be involvement of different professional to guide him.
Family Health Assessment Courtney Stansberry Grand Canyon University: NRS-429V August 25, 2013 Health promotion is at the fore front of healthcare today. As nurses we need to be able to assess families and educated them appropriately to help prevent illness and disease or prevent them from getting any worse. Gordon’s functional health patterns are used by nurses as a foundation to assess an individual or family that will help a nurse identify lifestyle patterns. “In addition to providing a framework to assess individuals, families, and communities holistically, functional health patterns provide a strong focus for more effective nursing interventions and outcomes” (Edelman & Mandle, 2010). This stronger focus helps to enable the nurse to make more educated decision on what to focus on with an individual or family and prioritize so that the family is not overwhelmed.
The standards also state that I, as a Specialist Community Public Health Nurses (SCPHN) must work in partnership with all team members and clients. I will apply my existing and newly developed leadership skills when managing my evening well baby clinic (NMC, 2004 and DOH, 2009). This report will include a discussion on my best practice and the use of evaluation and reflection in learning from experiences. The report will also include issues related to the quality of care and how my leadership can maintain or improve it. The aims and objectives of this report are to provide a clear expression of the quality issues in clinical care.
Training of all health care staff will be provided by Angela D Gay RN, Program Developer. The Director of the Urban Ministries Clinic will remain giving oversight and being overseer. The senior staff nurse/charge nurse will be responsible for assuring patients are being screened for communicable diseases and that follow appointments are being made to continue success within the community. One of the participating nurses will be selected to collect and tally the quality of the questionnaires on an ongoing basis. As each client comes into the clinic they will sign in and complete history.
Selecting the appropriate system structure for disease classification related to reimbursement and epidemiological data is vital to all health care settings from hospital to physician and all other clinicians to ensure proper reimbursement and data storage. With value based purchasing of quality health care service providers need to know the health of the population they serve and a disease classification system is what it
Assessment is a systematic process using a rational method of planning to identify a patient’s health and any actual or potential problems that need to be met and to provide interventions to meet those needs. (Berman et al, 2010) A comprehensive assessment establishes a database of information relating to the patient including visual observations during initial interview including, skin condition, cloths, hair, hygiene, demeanor and presence of pain etc. During the interview the nurse should gather family history and both subjective and objective data to establish baseline data as a reference point and an indicator to the effectiveness of interventions. (Berman et al, 2010) Subjective data is what the patient thinks, feels and believes and can also be referred to as the symptoms including itching, pain and worry or anxiety. Objective data is measured during the physical examination; it can be seen, heard, smelt, felt, observed, tested or measured against an excepted standard, including: skin color, bowel sounds, blood pressure, temperature, level of pain, urine analysis etc.