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    As a Registered Nurse prioritizing between patients is crucial. The nursing process steps will be implemented with each patient the nurse has. In these scenarios, I will prioritize my patient by who is more critical and then by which poses the most risk. The cardiac patient will have priority being that he is one-day post-op. Then my elderly patient who is confused that is trying to get out of the bed, and then I would assess the Crohn 's patient after my assessment I can delegate the patient to the LPN, which will free up my time and wait for the newly admitted cardiac patient. As a registered nurse dealing with my patient that is one-day post-op from a cardiac surgery on a morphine PCA pump is my first priority. This patient has the…

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    The Nursing Process

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    4020 Assignment The purpose of this assignment is to discuss the phase of the nursing process in which assessment and care planning will be focused and also discuss the importance of communication and interpersonal skills within this process. The nursing process is a systemic approach used to improve the quality of nursing care (RCN, 2016). It consists of mainly five steps which are assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation and evaluation (RCN, 2016). The basic pharmacology and nurse’s…

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    The nursing process consists of five steps which are known as assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation. "Most nurses are familiar with the nursing process as it applies to individually focused nursing care" (Stanhope & Lancaster, 2014, p.218). The nursing process can also be used to promote the health of the community which makes it community focused instead of individually focused. Community-oriented nursing practice 's main goal is to prevent disease and promote health.…

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    “The nursing process is a systematic method that directs the nurse” through various steps in caring for patients (Taylor, 2011). The nursing process has five parts consisting of assessment, analysis, planning, implementation, and evaluation. These parts are not always as separate as they may seem. Sometimes some of the various parts are done simultaneously. All the parts work as a unit to strive to bring the patient to the healthiest state for that patient. The nursing process is based on a…

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    The Nursing Process The nursing process means investigation, evaluation and planning aimed at delivering individualized client care, doesn’t matter it can be for an individual, or a whole family. The purpose of the nursing process is providing care for client and that is a person, holistic, effective and efficient. The functional health pattern assessment developed for help as the establishing structure for assessing the health of individual, families and communities. Patient health depends on…

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    Dr. Sillerud, As nurses, we must thoroughly apprehend and efficiently apply the nursing process in everyday practice regardless specialty or setting. Therefore, the steps included in this method are essential for the adequate patient care and delineated by assessment, diagnosis, plan, implementation, and evaluation. Conversely, DIKW model in nursing informatics describes four terms mirroring the nursing process outlined by Data, Information, Knowledge, and Wisdom. Let us consider the…

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    According to Potter, Perry, Stockert, and Hall (2017) the nursing process (NP) is a five-step clinical decision-making approach, whose purpose is to diagnose and treat human responses to actual and potential health problems. Nurses utilize a wholistic approach to care by providing each patient under their care with individualized care that focuses on the patient’s unique needs with the intention of solving the multiple problems that each patient faces. This paper will provide a description as…

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    Veteran Nursing Process

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    Assessment in the change process includes creating a culture of safety in the U.S Department of Veterans Affairs health care system, starting with adopting a nonpunitive approach to patient safety (McCarthy and Blumenthal, 2006). In assessment the problem is identified, then data is collected and analyzed (Sullivan, 2013). The next portion starts with asking who, what, when, where and how. This helps to collect the data needed for the problem. After collecting data the next step is to begin…

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    3.1 NURSE’S ROLE IN NURSING PROCESS This concept was taken from module 3 “Health assessment in Nursing process”, sub-topic 3 “Roles of Nurses in nursing process”. Nursing process can be defined as a method which nurses use in providing adequate care to their patients. It is a goal oriented care. It can also be defined as an orderly and systematic way of caring for patients. The nursing process involves series of process to give client adequate care: This process includes: - Nursing…

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    Nursing Process Assessment

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    3. Plan Mr. FD’s case using the nursing process Nursing Process Application to situation Nursing Assessment In Orem’s theory, determining the need for nursing agency and nursing system are important. Since Mr. FD is hospitalized, nursing system is needed. Using the Orem’s theory as a guide in nursing assessment the nurse will ask the following questions: 1. Is there a deficit between Mr. FD’s self-care abilities and his demand for self-care? • In the case of Mr. FD, YES, self-care deficit is…

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