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The 6 cultural Phenomena

1. Communication


2. Space


3. Social Organization (how individual fits in society)


4. Time - present or future oriented


5. Environmental control


6. Biological variation

Cultural Client assessment

identify patterns that could negatively intervene with treatment


-attempt to find common ground with own beliefs and western medicine

Ayurveda

"science of life", promoting spiritual, mental, and physical balance using yoga, diet, meditation, herbs, etc.

Biofeedback

patient taught to alter specific disorder using relaxation

Homeopathy

Pateint RX'd specific culmination of remidies for their unique symptoms

Naturopathy

treating the cause and not just the symptoms

Generational differences in communication (5)

1. Traditionalists (<1940) - more formal


2. Baby boombers (1940-60s) - direct/personal


3. Gen X (1960s-1980) - active decision makers


4. Millennials (1980-2001) - inclusion, want quick feedback


5. Homelanders (post 9/11)

Finding Info on internet (6)

1. Quick and dirty - ex) google


2. advanced searching - setting specific criteria


3. Brute force - guessing direct web address


4. Link searching - link to different sites from another relevant website


5. Purpose focus approach - ask yourself questions to help focus research


6. MEDLINE

Evaluating Info (5)

1. Authority?


2. Objectivity? "purpose"


3. Accuracy?


4. Currency?


5. Usability?

Cornerstones/principles of QM

1. Quality


2. Scientific approach


common/special cause variation


3. All One Team


Quality Chasm report rules

Must be: Safe, timely, effective, Efficieny, Equitable, patient centered

Pareto charts

bar graph showing key points

Run charts

measure data over time

Two most significant nursing functions that contribute to patient safety

1. monitoring for early recognition of adverse events/errors


2. Initiating action for timely intervention in these situations



-very dependent on level of staffing

Entities that regulate nursing practice (3)

1. Nurse Practice Act


2. American Nurses Association - standards that guide practice


3. Indiana state board of Nursing - laws that directly effect (renew license every 2 years, odd years)

ISNAP

ISBN service that helps nurses suffering from dependency issues

4 Activities of the ISBN

1. Licensing


2. Discipline


3. Accredit schools


4. monitor changes in schools

The 8 patient safety Goals

1. Accuratly ID patient


2. Communication among staff


3. medication safety


4. reduce nosocomial infections


5. reduce falls


6. reduce pressure ulcers


7. identify risk in own population


8. prevent incorrect surgeries

Purpose of QSEN

develop and facilitate the execution of changes in nursing education

QSEN competencies of nursing practice (6)

1. Patient centered care


2. teamwork


3. evidence based practice


4. Quality improvement


5. Safety


6. Informatics

ISMP

Institute for safe medicine practice - education tool

MERP

medication errors reporting program