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Patient Care Plan
Name:
Rebecca Synder
Date: 27/01/2022
Patient
Identifier:
Patient Diagnosis: Pain and Nausea due to chemotherapy
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Nursing
Diagnosis
Assessment
Data
Goals and
Outcome
Nursing
Interventions
Rationale Outcome Evaluation and Re-
planning
One of
the primary
pieces of
information that
led to
understanding
the extent of
illness in Mrs.
Snyder’s body
symptoms
includes the
feeling in her
head that she
was ready to get
rest. She claims
that what
remains is for
her to get taken
home and rest
beside her
family
members.
Therefore, it
explains that
she had the
feeling that she
could no longer
survive the
medical
condition she
was feeling
from inside.
Thus, the
therapists could
understand and
tell the level at
which the
disease had
affected her at
that moment.
Another
Firstly,
there will be
reduced anxiety
from the patient
through
improving
medication
within two days,
which will help
gain her trust
towards
achieving the
expected
medication for
better outcomes
throughout the
medical
examination as
planned by the
medication team.
Secondly,
the patient will
adapt to the
chemotherapy
situation and
allow her to cope
with the
experiences it
comes along
with it instead of
giving up, giving
her chances of
survival until the
medical team
finds a solution
to the problem
within four
weeks, showing
progress to the
affected family.
The first
nursing intervention
towards handling the
situation includes
counseling the patient
regarding her medical
condition.
The rationale
for the first goal and
outcome is to keep
the patient away from
anxiety. It would
result in trusting the
medical process
within the facility.
The second
pertains to the
inclusion of better
machinery to aid in
assessing the client’s
condition.
Besides, the
second goal would be
aiming at one’s
adaptation towards
chemotherapy, aiding
in administering
medication
appropriately. It plays
a role in the proper
control of the
infection.
The last
includes providing
measures to help the
patient feel relieved
from the pain felt
without allowing it to
get worse.
Through
counseling, in that case,
she will get
encouragement regarding
accepting how life is and
accepting the present
situation. Thus, her
emotions would get
altered, making one
believe that there is still
hope regardless of the
problem at hand,
alongside showing that
other people care about
the situation (Fye et al.,
2022). There should be a
developed and appropriate
client-clinician
relationship in creating the
excellent belief.
Assessments will
help understand how the
patient progresses
according to the subjected
medication and the
possible drugs that might
be suitable to bring back
her normal conditio
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Transition Care Plan
Family is an essential aspect of society at any given time. That is why many people would
prefer getting attended to by the people they share the same bloodline during need. For instance,
Snyder’s situation proves how the family is vital. She desires to have her family beside her during
her last days on earth, whereby she had already surrendered to the disease and was ready to die at
her home. Therefore, it is all about family because they are among the people who will understand
the feeling you have deep inside and act according to how you would prefer to get followed. At
some point, through the closest people you know from the shared bloodline, their Presence would
help boost your psychological stability during medication and sometimes improve recovery due to
the present contact (Christians, 2021). Usually, one believes that having their people around them
during need is the perfect solution towards providence of specific basic needs and wants as the
patient would suggest. That is why Snyder wanted to be taken home and die peacefully at the
conform of her settings alongside her family and the hospitality services she prefers from a specific
Jewish center.
Elements and information needed for quality transition for improved patient outcomes.
Usually, as depicted from the case study, the patient was in a condition that had forced her
to give up. Sadly, there was medical staff around, but the situation could not get solved as one
would expect. Therefore, several practices would be vital in making the entire examination
successful in increasing the quality that would involve better patient outcomes. The first includes
patient education, whereby the client needs to realize that the current medical condition is not the
final aspect. Anything might change at any time, bringing back the lost life. It encourages one to
live rather than die before the actual time comes. Usually, some persons succumb to illnesses due
to anxiety. However, patient education would provide advance directive information leading to
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changing one’s psychological status, resulting in improved medical conditions. The second
pertains to patient engagement throughout the process. For instance, when any aspect occurs, such
as emergency practices, she should get the detailed information regarding the process, which
should get initiated professionally. The other approach involves incorporating one’ community,
people from the specific bloodline. They are the psychological boosters of the patient under care. It
helps them have hope regarding the situation, hence a promising medical examination throughout
the course. Lastly, s
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Comprehensive Needs Assessment
Introduction
Care within healthcare organizations is a point of concern to every associated party. It takes
the act to realize the importance of service provision to everyone. In achieving the goals, codes of
ethics must get followed and respected, enhancing respect to humanity within care, thus serving
the best to the clients. When nursing organizations consider all persons and help them
appropriately, the outcome will be an improved living incorporating all healthcare pillars. In
examining care, the central focus relies on identifying the current gaps, data gathering strategies,
additional examination techniques, factors affecting the patient outcome, professionalism,
evidence-based practices, and multidisciplinary approach benefits.
Current gaps in patient’s care
Each nation’s national government healthcare employees alongside every individual are the
focal points determining the extent of care received and the nature of gaps that might exist. If the
gaps persist within any institution, there is no proper coordination within the facility. That is
among the aspects that lower the care value levels. For instance, corruption utilizes the necessary
materials for institutional growth and service provision. That is among the significant ways that
persons in control divert from the organizational culture, making the related institution fail towards
achieving the set mission, vision, and the long term and short-term goals and objectives.
Thus, some medical cases might result from the process, creating identifiable gaps. The
gaps include patients lacking the ability to find care within their operational locations,
inappropriate following of the stated prescription of the medicine, and inappropriate coordination
between the patient and the primary care physician.
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Therefore, when selecting the appropriate tools to gain the required information for
identifying the relative gaps, the most recommended face-to-face contact technique. It gives one
the ability to talk directly to the associated party, making it easy to gain information from the
selected party. It plays a central role in understanding and identifying the interviewing side’s
changing patterns, helping achieve the required truthful information (Behrens & Kret, 2019). When
making the tool into practice, several considerations need to be associated with the entire process,
referred to as patient information used within the assessing process. They involve; Patients’ health
statuses, comorbidities, diagnosis, prognosis, and beliefs, preferences, and goals relative to care.
The rest pertains to the capacity possessed
Running head: PATIENT-CENTERED CARE REPORT 1
Patient-Centered Care Report
Oluwadamilare Ojuile-Edokpayi
Capella University
Evidence-Based Practice for Patient-Centered Care and Population Health
September 27, 2019
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PATIENT-CENTERED CARE REPORT 2
Patient-centered Care Report
Population Health Initiatives (PHI) has become an essential aspect of the health care
world today. It ranges from all types of providers irrespective of size or specialty. Attributed to
this is the new trend of risk-based contracts and pay-for-performance arrangements aimed at
financial incentives for improved patient outcomes (Hatef et al., 2018). It is also through this that
patients are receiving preventive attention with proper tracking across the care continuum.
Health care organizations have taken the challenge and invested heavily to develop strategies and
technologies for proactive patient management. Evidence-based practice (EBP) is a significant
resource for this approach (Hatef et al., 2018). On the same path, this assignment seeks to apply
EBP in solving a patient’s health issue and using the same approach, determine the success of the
same program for other patients in a similar situation.
Alice Balewa, the director of Safe Headspace, a non-profit making institution for TBI
patients, is working with Mr. Nowak. The patient presents with difficulties in balance in his last
cholesterol check. It is thought to be from his hypertensive problem or the trauma he experienced
some years ago after falling from a tree. He is a candidate for the Institution. It is through this
charitable venture for older adults that Mr. Nowak is referred to the facility to get support having
suffered through his middle and senior years. Headspace offers support for these older patients
who have many years past their traumatic events and seek strategies to see them through the
ordeal. In the same approach, there is a need to evaluate Mr. Nowak’s current treatment regime
and identify inconsistencies and gaps that would best aid in achieving a patient-centered plan of
care enough for incorpora
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Assignment 2
Assessment 2 Instructions: Traumatic Brain Injury Care Report
Create a patient-centered care report applying the outcomes of the Population Health Improvement Initiative (PHII). Your report will be based on the scenario presented in the Evidence-Based Health Evaluation and Application media piece.
Master’s-level nurses need to be able to think critically about the evidence, outcomes data, and other relevant information they encounter throughout their daily practice. Often the evidence or information that a nurse encounters, researches, or studies is not presented in the exact context of that nurse’s practice. A key skill of the master’s-level nurse is to be able to transfer evidence from the context in which it was presented and apply it to a different context in order to maximize the benefit to patients in that new context.
Scenario
For this assessment, you will base your report on the scenario presented in the
Evidence-Based Health Evaluation and Application
media piece. Some of the writing you completed and exported from the media piece can constitute your prewriting and inform the development of your final submission. Further, even though the media piece was framed within one type of care setting, you can extrapolate the situation into another care setting that is more relevant to you. You will still be able to apply community outcomes data to an individual patient or case.
Instructions
For this assessment, you will apply the outcomes of the Population Health Improvement Initiative (PHII) to a patient-centered care report. The bullet points below correspond to grading criteria in the scoring guide. Be sure that your report addresses all of the bullets below, at minimum. You may also want to read the Patient-Centered Care Report Scoring Guide and
Guiding Questions: Patient-Centered Care Report [DOCX]
to better understand how each criterion will be assessed:
· Evaluate the outcomes of a population health improvement initiative.
· Propose strategies for improving the outcomes of the population health improvement plan, or ensuring that all outcomes are being addressed, based on the best available evidence.
· Develop an individualized personal care approach that incorporates lessons learned from a population health improvement initiative.
· Justify the value and relevance of evidence used as the basis for your personal care approach to your patient.
· Propose a framework that could be used to evaluate desired outcomes of your approach to personalizing care for your
Evidence–Based Health Evaluation and Application
Introduction
Public health improvement initiatives (PHII) provide invaluable data for patient–centered care, but their research is often conducted in a context different from the needs of any individual patient. Providers must make a conscious effort to apply their findings to specific patients’ care.
In this activity, you will learn about a PHII, and explore its application to a particular patient’s care plan.
Overview
You continue in your role as a nurse at the Uptown Wellness Clinic. You receive an email from the charge nurse, Janie Poole. Click the button to read it.
Good morning!
At last week’s conference I spoke with Alicia Balewa, Director of Safe Headspace. They’re a relatively new nonprofit working on improving outcomes for TBI patients, and I immediately thought of Mr. Nowak. At his last biannual cholesterol screening he mentioned having trouble with his balance. This may be related to his hypertension, but he believes it’s related to the time he was hospitalized many years ago after falling out of a tree, and expressed distress that this might be the beginning of a rapid decline.
Ms. Balewa will be on premises next week, and I’d like to set aside some time for you to talk.
— Janie
Alicia Balewa
Director of Safe Headspace
Overview
Interview Alicia Balewa to find out more about a public health improvement initiative that might apply to Mr. Nowak’s care.
Interview:
I have a patient who might benefit from some of the interventions for TBI and PTSD you recently studied. What populations did your public health improvement initiative study?
My father came home from Vietnam with a kaleidoscope of mental health problems. That was the 1970s, when treatment options for things like PTSD, TBI, and even depression were very different. Since then there has been a lot of investment in treatment and recovery for combat veterans. That’s excellent news for veterans in treatment now, but they’re not looking at my dad, and how his TBI and PTSD have affected him through mid–life and now as a senior. That’s why I started Safe Headspace: to focus on older
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Traumatic Brain Injury Care Report
Please read Holsey Comment by Heidi Niswander: This is a great paper for the evaluation of a PHII and improvement strategies. However, it does not address the PHII that tis presented in the multimedia piece in the instruction area of this assignment. Pleas review the assignment instructions and interact with the multimedia piece to obtain the information that is needed to complete this assignment.
Capella University
NURS-FPX6011Evidence-Based Practice for Patient-Centered Care and Population Health
Traumatic Brain Injury Care Report
Introduction.
There are multiple cases of health depreciation among people worldwide. They are the factors contributing to the economic downgrade of many nations. A key figure and concept to master in life involve understanding the virtue of life and how healthy living aids in improving every life sector. Through the lifestyle pillars such as health, the implementation of Population Health Improvement enables the world to initiate healthy lifestyles for the people. It is the essential thing accommodating all livelihoods. That is why, despite the involvement of total nationwide lockdowns in many world nations, health facilities operations may not have gotten hindered. Some of the essential services involved in the entire practice pertain to Medicaid concerning community-based services, utilizing the Presence of community health workers to initiate service delivery, alongside hospital community expansions. Therefore, it is an act supported by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention to improve all medical departments to benefit the entire world population (Shahzad et al., 2019). The initiative relies on the four pillars, management of chronic situations, safety and quality, health policy, and public health.
Outcomes of a population health improvement initiative
By practicing the initiatives accordingly, multiple results come into being. Due to improving public health, the outcomes are usually positive since it is a world initiative fostered by all medical bodies, including the World Health Organization. It gains the international standards and interventions required to keep the entire planet safe from current and incoming infections. The primary outcomes involve advanced healthcare alongside medical research, promoting appropriate patient outcomes through treating specific categories, and lowering service delivery-related costs. Thus, its goals comprise boosting mental, social, and physical well-being (Moran, 2018). The first outcome, promoting research and care provision,