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What should the nurse assess for in: Personnel? - ✔✔What healthcare personnel are
required to be involved to meet the expected outcome? Financial ability to fund additional
personnel?
Restrictions related to additional personnel?
What should the nurse assess for in agencies? - ✔✔What other agencies are needed to meet
the expected outcome
Examples: meal planning, rehabilitation Financial ability to fund involvement of additional
agencies
Restrictions related to agency involvement
What should the nurse assess for in: Equipment? - ✔✔What adaptive equipment is
necessary to assist in meeting the expected outcome? Financial ability to fund additional
equipment? Ability to maintain equipment?
What should the nurse assess for in time? - ✔✔How much time can the patient be without
assistance?
How much time will funding resources pay for
additional home care?
What are some barriers to service? - ✔✔Eligibility issues, Transportation issues, Time,
Language, Uncertainty,
Powerlessness, Lack of problem solving skills
What should the care plan focus on? - ✔✔Health promotion (Primary, Secondary, Tertiary),
Disease Prevention(Knowledge deficit), Health Protection (Safety), rehab.(Altered Health Main.)
,What are the leading health indicators on healthy people 2010? - ✔✔physical activity
overweight and obesity
tobacco use
substance abuse
responsible sexual behavior
mental health
injury and violence
environmental quality
immunization
access to health care
Whats health people 2010? - ✔✔- a comprehensive set of national health objectives for the
decade; designed to promote a transition to healthy behaviors within the american population
- developed by a collaborative process
- designed to measure progress over time
- a public health document that presents a strategic plan, and educational programming
promoting healthy behavior as a public health priority
What are the focus areas of health people 2010? - ✔✔- access to quality health services
- injury and violence prevention
- arthritis, osteoporosis, and chronic back conditions
- maternal, infant, and child health
- cancer
- medical product safety
0chronic kidney disease
- mental health and mental disorders
- DM
, - Nutrition and overweight
- disability and secondary condition
- occupational safety and health
- educational and community -based
describe the nurse's job in home setting - ✔✔- autonomous and is "eyes and ears" for the
doctor
- first to notice a change in the patient
- patient controls the environment (maybe not the most optimal)
- need to have a wide base of knowledge (young to old population)
- excellent documentation skills
- clear understanding of reimbursement
- limited direct supervision of support staff
describe the nurses job in an inpatient setting - ✔✔- depend on doctor and doctor orders
- environment controlled by the facility and staff
- specific expertise in a set diagnosis or type of patient
- finance handles the reimbursement
- continuous direct supervision of assistive staff
What are some nurse's roles in the community? - ✔✔- interdisciplinary team member
- case manager
- collaborator
- counselor
- advocate
- change agent
- care giver
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What should the nurse assess for in: Personnel? - ✔✔What healthcare personnel are
required to be involved to meet the expected outcome? Financial ability to fund additional
personnel?
Restrictions related to additional personnel?
What should the nurse assess for in agencies? - ✔✔What other agencies are needed to meet
the expected outcome
Examples: meal planning, rehabilitation Financial ability to fund involvement of additional
agencies
Restrictions related to agency involvement
What should the nurse assess for in: Equipment? - ✔✔What adaptive equipment is
necessary to assist in meeting the expected outcome? Financial ability to fund additional
equipment? Ability to maintain equipment?
What should the nurse assess for in time? - ✔✔How much time can the patient be without
assistance?
How much time will funding resources pay for
additional home care?
What are some barriers to service? - ✔✔Eligibility issues, Transportation issues, Time,
Language, Uncertainty,
Powerlessness, Lack of problem solving skills
What should the care plan focus on? - ✔✔Health promotion (Primary, Secondary, Tertiary),
Disease Prevention(Knowledge deficit), Health Protection (Safety), rehab.(Altered Health Main.)
,What are the leading health indicators on healthy people 2010? - ✔✔physical activity
overweight and obesity
tobacco use
substance abuse
responsible sexual behavior
mental health
injury and violence
environmental quality
immunization
access to health care
Whats health people 2010? - ✔✔- a comprehensive set of national health objectives for the
decade; designed to promote a transition to healthy behaviors within the american population
- developed by a collaborative process
- designed to measure progress over time
- a public health document that presents a strategic plan, and educational programming
promoting healthy behavior as a public health priority
What are the focus areas of health people 2010? - ✔✔- access to quality health services
- injury and violence prevention
- arthritis, osteoporosis, and chronic back conditions
- maternal, infant, and child health
- cancer
- medical product safety
0chronic kidney disease
- mental health and mental disorders
- DM
, - Nutrition and overweight
- disability and secondary condition
- occupational safety and health
- educational and community -based
describe the nurse's job in home setting - ✔✔- autonomous and is "eyes and ears" for the
doctor
- first to notice a change in the patient
- patient controls the environment (maybe not the most optimal)
- need to have a wide base of knowledge (young to old population)
- excellent documentation skills
- clear understanding of reimbursement
- limited direct supervision of support staff
describe the nurses job in an inpatient setting - ✔✔- depend on doctor and doctor orders
- environment controlled by the facility and staff
- specific expertise in a set diagnosis or type of patient
- finance handles the reimbursement
- continuous direct supervision of assistive staff
What are some nurse's roles in the community? - ✔✔- interdisciplinary team member
- case manager
- collaborator
- counselor
- advocate
- change agent
- care giver
