Rationale for medication: Administered when stroke is suspected. Nursing diagnosis…
Premise: The Nursing Action-plan on the use and sustainability of Barcode Medication Administration Problem Statement According to Aiken et al. (2012), the concern regarding patients’ safety is a global issue and not concentrated to particular hospitals. The study by Van Den Bos et al. (2011) describes some of the means through which patients could be injured such as ineffectual sharing of information among clinicians, delayed treatment, and sometimes misapplication of health technology just to mention a few.…
As per your request, I have reviewed Aaron Green’s medical care rendered from 4/29/15 to 6/10/15 to determine if Mr. Green would have been a candidate for drugs to combat his stroke if he had received medical care sooner. Signs and symptoms of stroke include sudden numbness or weakness in the face, arm, or leg, especially on one side of the body, confusion, trouble speaking, or difficulty understanding speech, trouble seeing in one or both eyes, trouble walking, dizziness, loss of balance, or lack of coordination, or a sudden severe headache with no known cause. The risk factors for stroke include hypertension, cigarette smoking, heart disease, diabetes, cholesterol imbalance, inactivity and obesity. During a stroke every minute counts, requiring fast treatment to reduce the…
BEDSIDE SHIFT REPORT: INCREASING PATIENT SAFETY AND SATISFACTION Aubree Sherbourne Kent State University Introduction Throughout this paper we are going to look at Bedside shift report, also known as BSSR. As nurses, it is important to look at patient safety, and satisfaction in depth, and what we can do to help increase these. In the following paragraphs BSSR will be looked at in several different ways.…
The Joint Commission and Patient Safety For more than twenty-five years, The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organization (JCAHO), which is renamed as The Joint Commission (TJC), has published every year The Patient Safety Goals to be implemented by all healthcare institutions nationwide. In 2009, TJC established the Joint Commission Center for Transforming Health Care. As the quality-improvement arm of TJC, the center embarked in addressing patient safety problems in hospitals. On top of the safety issues identified is communication.…
(2014). Most important outcomes research papers on stroke and transient ischemic attack. Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes, 7, 191-204.…
In addition to the medical package provided, employees have the option of adding dependents and spouses to their coverage plan. They are also eligible to register for life insurance if required. At this time, retirement packages are not available as our employee base will most likely be targeted towards youths and young adults. Holiday and Vacation pay Holidays and vacation pay will reflect the B.C Ministry of Labor legislation: Employees that have been working for the company for within a year, is entitled obtain vacation time: • Two weeks for the first 5 years of service • 3 weeks for the 6-10 years of service Vacation pay must be applied and submitted to payroll four weeks before the next fiscal pay period. It is the responsibility of staff…
Overview Venous thromboembolism (VTE) is the collective term used to describe deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE). What is DVT? DVT is a clot formation within the deep vasculature in the legs. What is PE?…
The nursing profession is fortunate enough to hold an immeasurable amount of the public’s trust during their most vulnerable moments, in the hope of receiving optimal client centred care. A recent survey discovered that nurses are second to firefighters in a list of most trusted occupations (CNA, 2007). Moreover, nurses have the privilege of being in a self-regulated and self-governed profession. This means that the Canadian government believes that Ontario’s nursing regulatory body, College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO), is best qualified to appropriately define its own members’ norms of practice and boundaries (Schiller, 2014). It is incumbent upon nurses to continuously justify that they are deserving of this honour by delivering uncompromised…
We can identify a stroke using the F. (face)A. (arms) S. (speech) T (time) test; looking for a face droop when asked to smile, raising arms to see if one is weak, speaking out a simple phrase and if all symptoms are present then it's time to call…
Main Question Post: Discussion Week 11 -- Creating a Culture of Evidence-Based Practice Introduction Evidence-based practice is the utilization of the superlative scientific evidence incorporated with clinical experience and amalgamated patient principles and penchants in the practice of professional patient care (Polit & Beck, 2017). Evidence-based practice (EBP) amplifies the quality of patient care while advancing patient outcomes (Estrada, 2009). The healthcare workforce nurses has the obligation to ensure that patient receive quality superlative care whilst utilizing evidence-based practice (Estrada, 2009). Indeed, there are arrays of barriers related to the embracement of EPB in the organization’s, which makes it impossible to the healthcare…
Risk management Patient falls would specifically fall within the outcome indicators of quality in the Donabedian’s quality indicators. In this case, the subjects of interest are the staff and particular within the clinical care settings including nurses and the physicians offering direct care. The interdisciplinary team would comprise of the nurse leaders, nurse manager, nurse supervisors, the nurse administrators, the lead physicians, the quality assurance department representatives and the representatives of the top level management (Forster & van Walraven, 2012). The Fourteen Forces of Magnetism are the basis along which healthcare facilities are ranked and afforded the magnet status based on significant improvement in patient outcomes and…
Please explain how you envision fulfilling our Mission as a graduate of the Program. The mission of the Yale PA program “is to educate individuals to become outstanding clinicians and to foster leaders who will serve their communities and advance the physician assistant profession.” I have known that I wanted to work in the healthcare profession since I was little. The desire to help and heal people is a fundamental part of my nature.…
Abstract Patient safety is the absence of preventable harm to a patient during the process of health care and considered the cornerstone of high-quality health care. Nurses play an important role in that vital care. Nurses need to know what proven techniques and interventions they can use to enhance patient outcomes.…
The First Clinical Experience It was an early morning in April. My friends and I arrived 45 minutes early to our long term care facility in Scottsdale, Arizona. The three of us sat in my car and anxiously awaited stepping foot into the care facility as we had no idea what to expect. I began to wonder what the patients would be like and how I would care for them.…