What is the most important nursing exemplar?
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Advocacy
SBAR
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An assessment and communication tool, meant to be quick and used as a
brief narrative to communicate what is happening with the patient.
Sentinel Event
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Unexpected occurrence involving death or serious injury.
What does the Braden Skin Scale assess?
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Friction
Moisture
Current wounds
Bed bound or not
Level of activity
Sensory perception
Nutrition
Adverse Event
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Unintended harm by an act of commission or omission rather than as a
result of disease process.
Safety
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Freedom from accidental injuries; ensuring patient safety involves the
establishment of operational systems and processes that minimize the
, likelihood of errors and maximizes the likelihood of intercepting them when
they occur.
Reflection in action vs. Reflection on action
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Reflection in action: patient responses to nursing actions while care is
occurring.
Reflection on action: consideration of the situation after the patient care
occurs.
Albumin Screening
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A long term assessment of liver function
Tertiary Prevention
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The individual already has the disease, so the goal is to manage it, minimize
the disease and its effects/complications.
Assimilation
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Advocacy
SBAR
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An assessment and communication tool, meant to be quick and used as a
brief narrative to communicate what is happening with the patient.
Sentinel Event
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Unexpected occurrence involving death or serious injury.
What does the Braden Skin Scale assess?
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Friction
Moisture
Current wounds
Bed bound or not
Level of activity
Sensory perception
Nutrition
Adverse Event
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Unintended harm by an act of commission or omission rather than as a
result of disease process.
Safety
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Freedom from accidental injuries; ensuring patient safety involves the
establishment of operational systems and processes that minimize the
, likelihood of errors and maximizes the likelihood of intercepting them when
they occur.
Reflection in action vs. Reflection on action
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Reflection in action: patient responses to nursing actions while care is
occurring.
Reflection on action: consideration of the situation after the patient care
occurs.
Albumin Screening
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A long term assessment of liver function
Tertiary Prevention
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The individual already has the disease, so the goal is to manage it, minimize
the disease and its effects/complications.
Assimilation
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