HLT51612 Diploma Of Nursing

Utilization o the process of nursing for constructing a individual plan of care that are based on the assessment and critical analysis of the data.  The process of nursing is a systematic method for giving a humanistic form of care that are focused on the cost effectiveness. Writing the guidelines for the care of the client  Organizing for making quick identification for the nurses and delivering  better nursing actions Coordinating the resources for the client care Enhancing the continuity of the client care Organizing the information for th change of the shift report.

Requirement to set forth according to the  national practice standards (ANA, TJC) Basis for the exams of the NCLEX Based on the principles and the rules that are used to promote the critical form of thinking in nursing 

Actual or Potential form of problems that are identified Actual: actual form of evidence of the various signs/symptoms for the diagnosis. (Deficit of Fluid Volume) Potential/Risk for the Diagnosis: client’s data base contains the various risk factors of the diagnosis, but there are no true evidence (Risk for altered skin integrity) 

Using the accepted form of the qualifying terms such as Altered, Decreased, Increased and Impaired  Medical Diagnosis are not used  The nurses should not use two separate form of problem in one complete diagnosis. Reference from the list of NANDA nursing text books is very important 

Setting the priorities of the care Apply the standards of  Nursing Identifying the  goals and the outcomes, for deriving from the various nursing diagnosis/problem. Determine the correct form of interventions, based on the goals. Recording the correct plan (care plan/concept map) 

To be realistic in setting the major goals.   Setting the goals mutually with the client Goals should always be measurable, usage of the measurable and the observable verbs Identifying one of the behavior that have appeared from per outcome 

Nursing interventions are the various actions that are performed by the nurse for reaching the goals or the outcome Monitoring the status of health Minimize the risks of the client Direct form of Care Intervention Indirect form of Care Intervention 

Putting the plan into the form of action Setting of the priorities after the report Assessing  and reassessing Performing the interventions  Charting the response of the client  Giving the report to the next shift 

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Nursing Care of Children-E-Book: Principles and Practice. Elsevier Health Sciences. Moorhead, S., Johnson, M., Maas, M. L., & Swanson, E. (2014). Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC)-E-Book: Measurement of Health Outcomes. Elsevier Health Sciences. NUNES, S. T., Rego, G., & Nunes, R. (2014).

 

The experience of an information system for nursing practice: the importance of nursing records in the management of a care plan. CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing, 32(7), 322-332.