NR361_W4_Milestone2_Tina Gonzales

NR361_W4_Milestone2_Tina Gonzales . Course Project Milestone 2 Template Directions: Prior to completing this template, carefully review Course Project Milestone 2 Guidelines paying particular attention to how to name the document and all rubric requirements. After saving the document to your computer, type your answers directly on this template and save again. This assignment is due by Sunday end of Week 4 by 11:59 p.m. Mountain Time. Name: Tina Gonzales Assignment Criteria NOTE: See Milestone 2 Rubric for details required in each area. Define: Approved Patient Scenario from Milestone 1: Brief statement of the patient scenario from the Milestone 1 assignment. Include revisions, if required by Milestone 1 faculty feedback. 30 points Lizzy 20year old female present to clinic for first prenatal appointment with obesity, gestation 24weeks diagnosed with Gestational Diabetes. No previous medical history. Family history of Type 2 diabetes. She states that she has been feeling more tired than usual. Increased thirst and unusual strong craving for sweet food and drinks. In addition, she tells the nurse that she does not eat healthy and often stress eats because she is depressed over her weight. Tearfully, she tells the nurse that she is worried about her health and baby and wants to make lifestyle changes, learn about gestational diabetes how to manage it and how it affects the fetus. Teach: Identify (3) teaching areas to improve patient outcomes. Information to be taught to patient should include information about the mHealth app, 1. Information about the mHealth application: Nurse introduces patient to the mHealth app called “GDm-Health app”. This app is designed for management of gestational diabetes from home, evidenced – based, patient app to clinician system. The GDm is composed of an app and website. The app allows the patient to access self- management information what to eat, weight management, why activity is good for them. Patient are also able to submit blood glucose results and sent to provider and provider can communicate with patient via, text message, email or phone. 2. Safety guidelines for mHealth application: