Question: What does Sue need to know about herself to determine how she will make decisions about providing care for indigent persons?
Answer: Sue first needs to review what she needs to do in order to provide all patients with community standard of care. She needs to know her limitations and any factors that might prohibit her from providing compassionate patient care for the patients on her floor. Nurses support holistic care and nurses must understand where the patient is coming from and what challenges and limitation they may be facing (Jacob, 2014). Nurses must be an advocate for their patients and provide knowledge and education to help them better themselves and their health. They also have to be able to accept the fact that each person is human and has the right to choose how they live their lives and take care of themselves. A nurse must be able to accept she has completed her duties to the best of her ability (Jacob, 2014).
Question: In what phase of policymaking process would Sue enter to initiate changes?
Answer: Nurses must take policy making and go through a process similar to the nursing process nurses use every day (Betts & Cherry, 2014). Sue has already identified and area that needs focus and change. I …show more content…
Standard of care is a clinical tool utilized by many practices in establishing best practices (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2007). The standard of care is an expected level of performance. The other obstacle would be the critical pathways. Critical pathways are care plans that give you an outline of care for a patient with a specific condition or diagnosis (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2007). Both of these steps in developing EBP are going to be challenging with a shortage in staffing. When you are limited on staffing duties and expectations are limited and the best care unfortunately is impossible to
Answer: Sue first needs to review what she needs to do in order to provide all patients with community standard of care. She needs to know her limitations and any factors that might prohibit her from providing compassionate patient care for the patients on her floor. Nurses support holistic care and nurses must understand where the patient is coming from and what challenges and limitation they may be facing (Jacob, 2014). Nurses must be an advocate for their patients and provide knowledge and education to help them better themselves and their health. They also have to be able to accept the fact that each person is human and has the right to choose how they live their lives and take care of themselves. A nurse must be able to accept she has completed her duties to the best of her ability (Jacob, 2014).
Question: In what phase of policymaking process would Sue enter to initiate changes?
Answer: Nurses must take policy making and go through a process similar to the nursing process nurses use every day (Betts & Cherry, 2014). Sue has already identified and area that needs focus and change. I …show more content…
Standard of care is a clinical tool utilized by many practices in establishing best practices (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2007). The standard of care is an expected level of performance. The other obstacle would be the critical pathways. Critical pathways are care plans that give you an outline of care for a patient with a specific condition or diagnosis (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2007). Both of these steps in developing EBP are going to be challenging with a shortage in staffing. When you are limited on staffing duties and expectations are limited and the best care unfortunately is impossible to