clarifying client values
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as they relate to particular health problem
never make assumptions
ethics
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systemic study of right and wrong conduct. formal process for making
consistent moral decisions
7 pillars of TIGER initiative
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1. management and leadership 2. education 3. communication and
collaboration 4. informatics design 5.information technology 6. policy 7.
culture
legal documentation
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admissible in court in evidence unless client objects because information
client gives to primary care provider is confidential
privacy
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, relates to the patient's right to dignity and respect and for personal info to
be held private
ex. covering patient up, using curtain, etc.
documentation
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is anything written or printed that is relied on as a record or proof for
authorized persons. must be accurate, comprehensive, and flexible enough
to retrieve critical data, maintain continuity of care, track client outcomes,
and reflect current standards of nursing practice
health care analysis
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identify agency needs such as over utilized and underutilized hospital
services
problem list
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listed in order in which they are identified and other resolved
, computerized documentation
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developed to manage volume of information. used by nurses to store
client's database and new info, create and revise care plans, document
client's progress.
information is easily retrieved--> speech-recognition technology-->
possible to transmit information form one care setting to another
nurses must be aware of others who might hear the dictation
computer-based patient records
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electronic medical records (EMR) - permit electronic client data entry and
retrieval.
improves healthcare bc constant availability of client health info across the
lifespan, ability to monitor quality, and access to stored (warehoused) data.
see trends. ability for clients to share in knowledge and activities
influencing their own health care. warn providers of conflicting medications
or client parameters that indicate dangerous conditions. allows replay of
audio, graphic, or video data for comparison with current status
testing
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as they relate to particular health problem
never make assumptions
ethics
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systemic study of right and wrong conduct. formal process for making
consistent moral decisions
7 pillars of TIGER initiative
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1. management and leadership 2. education 3. communication and
collaboration 4. informatics design 5.information technology 6. policy 7.
culture
legal documentation
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admissible in court in evidence unless client objects because information
client gives to primary care provider is confidential
privacy
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, relates to the patient's right to dignity and respect and for personal info to
be held private
ex. covering patient up, using curtain, etc.
documentation
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is anything written or printed that is relied on as a record or proof for
authorized persons. must be accurate, comprehensive, and flexible enough
to retrieve critical data, maintain continuity of care, track client outcomes,
and reflect current standards of nursing practice
health care analysis
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identify agency needs such as over utilized and underutilized hospital
services
problem list
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listed in order in which they are identified and other resolved
, computerized documentation
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developed to manage volume of information. used by nurses to store
client's database and new info, create and revise care plans, document
client's progress.
information is easily retrieved--> speech-recognition technology-->
possible to transmit information form one care setting to another
nurses must be aware of others who might hear the dictation
computer-based patient records
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electronic medical records (EMR) - permit electronic client data entry and
retrieval.
improves healthcare bc constant availability of client health info across the
lifespan, ability to monitor quality, and access to stored (warehoused) data.
see trends. ability for clients to share in knowledge and activities
influencing their own health care. warn providers of conflicting medications
or client parameters that indicate dangerous conditions. allows replay of
audio, graphic, or video data for comparison with current status
testing
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