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Nursing Metaparadigm - person, health, environment, nursing, social justice
person - physical: psychological; social; spiritual; cultural and developmental
characteristics
health - physical; psychosocial; relational; and spiritual; family or community
environment - internal and external environments
nursing - nursing process and relational nursing practice
social justice - ensuring allocation of resources that benefits the marginalized or
vulnerable
nursing process - assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation
intrapersonal - self discussion and self awareness/concept
interpersonal - one to one
transpersonal - spiritual domain, prayer, meditation
small group - meeting to share a common purpose, committee
public - audience based, groups/classroom
, client health record - -Confidential, legal, permanent document
-Information recorded after each contact
guidelines for documentation - factual, accurate, complete, current, organized, compliant
with standards
soap charting - subjective, objective, assessment, plan
DAR - D= data: the information that supports the focus. Subjective and/or objective
information. Describes the patient's status at time of significant events
A= action: the nursing intervention used to treat the assessment of the patients status
R= response: how the client responds to the intervention and the outcome
SBAR - Situation
Background
Assessment
Recommendation
Generativiry vs stagnation - -Interest in establishing and guiding the next generation and
the ability to contribute to society in a meaningful way
11 rights - 1• Right medication
2• Right patient
3• Right dosage
4• Right route
5• Right time
6• Right reason
7• Right assessment data
8• Right documentation
Nursing Metaparadigm - person, health, environment, nursing, social justice
person - physical: psychological; social; spiritual; cultural and developmental
characteristics
health - physical; psychosocial; relational; and spiritual; family or community
environment - internal and external environments
nursing - nursing process and relational nursing practice
social justice - ensuring allocation of resources that benefits the marginalized or
vulnerable
nursing process - assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation
intrapersonal - self discussion and self awareness/concept
interpersonal - one to one
transpersonal - spiritual domain, prayer, meditation
small group - meeting to share a common purpose, committee
public - audience based, groups/classroom
, client health record - -Confidential, legal, permanent document
-Information recorded after each contact
guidelines for documentation - factual, accurate, complete, current, organized, compliant
with standards
soap charting - subjective, objective, assessment, plan
DAR - D= data: the information that supports the focus. Subjective and/or objective
information. Describes the patient's status at time of significant events
A= action: the nursing intervention used to treat the assessment of the patients status
R= response: how the client responds to the intervention and the outcome
SBAR - Situation
Background
Assessment
Recommendation
Generativiry vs stagnation - -Interest in establishing and guiding the next generation and
the ability to contribute to society in a meaningful way
11 rights - 1• Right medication
2• Right patient
3• Right dosage
4• Right route
5• Right time
6• Right reason
7• Right assessment data
8• Right documentation
