NR 446 RN ATI CAPSTONE PHARMACOLOGY 1- FOCUSED REVIEW
Management of Care
Safe Medication Administration and Error Reduction: Actions to Take for a Client’s Refusal of Medication
RM Pharm RN 8.0 Chp 2
RN QSEN- Patie
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NR 446 RN ATI CAPSTONE PHARMACOLOGY 1- FOCUSED REVIEW
Management of Care
Safe Medication Administration and Error Reduction: Actions to Take for a Client’s Refusal of Medication
RM Pharm RN 8.0 Chp 2
RN QSEN- Patient-Centered Care
●Provides for the client's physiological and psychological needs
●Provide education and evaluate their responses
●Support client rights
●Care for older adults and the very young
●Assess preferences, values and needs
○Use the data collected to help develop a more individualized plan of care.
●Used to ultimately develop a therapeutic relationship RN Thinking Skills- Clinical Judgement
●Applying knowledge to help analyze, evaluate and create.
●Being able to apply knowledge means being able to use information in new situations
●Being able to analyze means to be organized, compare and contrast and draw conclusions.
●Being able to evaluate means judge support and be able to critique information
●Being able to create means being able to plan, develop and implement original work. RN Nursing Process- Implementation
●It's the fourth step of the nursing process.
●Critical thinking skills and clinical reasoning to make clinical judgements on being able to select what interventions to complete.
●This will promote, maintain and restore client health.
●Supports self-care, basic needs, manage changes in status and minimize risk of injury.
●Always use EBP to make clinical judgments. RN Management of Care 2019
●17-23% will be tested on and based on being able to manage care.
●It based on being able to make judgements in being able to provide and direct nursing care
●Management of Care Topics
○Advanced directives, self-determination, life planning
○Advocacy
○Assignment, delegation, supervision
○Case management
○Client rights
○Collaboration with interdisciplinary team
○Concepts of Management
■Confidentiality, information security
■Continuity of care
■Establishing priorities
■Ethical Practice
■Informed consent
■Information technology
■Legal rights/ responsibilities
■Performance and quality development
■Referrals
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