Describe the case management model?
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, It promotes collaboration, communication, and teamwork among
caregivers; makes efficient use of time; and increases quality by focusing
care on carefully developed outcomes. One limitation of this model,
however, is that it works best for "typical" patients with few individualized
needs. At present, there is little consensus about which documentation
tools are best for recording routine aspects of care and avoiding repetition.
What is is an instructional strategy in which learners identify, graphically display in a
diagram or drawing, and identify interrelationships between core concepts.
Collect patient problems and concerns on a list
Connect and analyze the relationships
Create a diagram demonstrating problem recognition, critical thinking, and nursing
actions
Keep in mind key concepts (the nursing process, holism, safety, advocacy, etc)
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Concept mapping
What is the purpose of logrolling?
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to maintain alignment of the spine for a patient who has had spine surgery
What type of documentation record is a shorthand method of documenting normal
findings, based on standardized normals, standards of practice, and predetermined
criteria for assessments and interventions?
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Charting by Exception (CBE)
Significant findings or exceptions to the predefined norms are only
documented in detail. CBE is common on EHRs. Many patient examination
findings are completed by health care providers using checklists and
checkboxes on EHRs, instead of fully written descriptions. When a health
care provider charts by exception, it means that only exceptions to normal
findings are documented. If nothing is documented the patient's status is
assumed to match the normal findings established for the data.
Define person-centered care and where it occurs.
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Each person is unique and has their own set of beliefs, values, memories,
hopes, and history. People are holistic beings with emotional, physical,
social, and spiritual dimensions and needs that all meld together to create
the whole individual person. The fact that a person has a disease is only
one aspect of the whole in the same way as having red hair is only one
aspect of the whole person. Therefore, each person's health journey and
personal care are individual. Clinical care is an interaction between the
carer and the cared for. Each of the people within this relationship is
unique, so the respect and valuing of the person applies to both.
Relationships based on this principle can become therapeutic
What flow of water should you have?
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, medium
What intervention type is initiated by the physician in response to a medical diagnosis
but is carried out by the nurse in response to a doctor's orders
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physician initiated
"Interpreting" is what in TCJM?
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attributing meaning to the data through multiple reasoning patters
What assessment is short, focused and prioritized assessment to gain the most
important information first
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Quick Priority Assessment
What assessment is scheduled to compare patient's current status to the previous
baseline data/status
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, It promotes collaboration, communication, and teamwork among
caregivers; makes efficient use of time; and increases quality by focusing
care on carefully developed outcomes. One limitation of this model,
however, is that it works best for "typical" patients with few individualized
needs. At present, there is little consensus about which documentation
tools are best for recording routine aspects of care and avoiding repetition.
What is is an instructional strategy in which learners identify, graphically display in a
diagram or drawing, and identify interrelationships between core concepts.
Collect patient problems and concerns on a list
Connect and analyze the relationships
Create a diagram demonstrating problem recognition, critical thinking, and nursing
actions
Keep in mind key concepts (the nursing process, holism, safety, advocacy, etc)
Give this one a try later!
Concept mapping
What is the purpose of logrolling?
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to maintain alignment of the spine for a patient who has had spine surgery
What type of documentation record is a shorthand method of documenting normal
findings, based on standardized normals, standards of practice, and predetermined
criteria for assessments and interventions?
,Give this one a try later!
Charting by Exception (CBE)
Significant findings or exceptions to the predefined norms are only
documented in detail. CBE is common on EHRs. Many patient examination
findings are completed by health care providers using checklists and
checkboxes on EHRs, instead of fully written descriptions. When a health
care provider charts by exception, it means that only exceptions to normal
findings are documented. If nothing is documented the patient's status is
assumed to match the normal findings established for the data.
Define person-centered care and where it occurs.
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Each person is unique and has their own set of beliefs, values, memories,
hopes, and history. People are holistic beings with emotional, physical,
social, and spiritual dimensions and needs that all meld together to create
the whole individual person. The fact that a person has a disease is only
one aspect of the whole in the same way as having red hair is only one
aspect of the whole person. Therefore, each person's health journey and
personal care are individual. Clinical care is an interaction between the
carer and the cared for. Each of the people within this relationship is
unique, so the respect and valuing of the person applies to both.
Relationships based on this principle can become therapeutic
What flow of water should you have?
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, medium
What intervention type is initiated by the physician in response to a medical diagnosis
but is carried out by the nurse in response to a doctor's orders
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physician initiated
"Interpreting" is what in TCJM?
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attributing meaning to the data through multiple reasoning patters
What assessment is short, focused and prioritized assessment to gain the most
important information first
Give this one a try later!
Quick Priority Assessment
What assessment is scheduled to compare patient's current status to the previous
baseline data/status
