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When discussing and negotiating requirements for care/support with the client or other persons what do you need to take into account?
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- Who will you need to discuss responsibilities for client’s care with? Give two examples of responsibilities that a client may agree to take in aged careWhat client needs might you need to take into account while providing care? Least any three.Discuss considerations for establishing an effectivenurse–patient relationship when admitting a patientto a health care setting.
- Is there such a thing as equitable, mutual consent in creating a personal and social dual relationship between a healthcare practitioner and a client?How can achieve the use of principles of management and delegation to implement plans of care with members of the intraprofessional team to achieve safe, quality patient outcomes. (Professional Identity)Describe how you would display tactful behavior when communicating with medical providers regarding third-party requirements
- Adults who have been involved in situations where they have suffered physical and or emotional abuse find themselves in difficult circumstances. How the interprofessional collaboration with one or more members of the healthcare team would make the care provided more patient-centered?What is the connection between fulfilling legal responsibilities and providing a safe work environment for patients and employees?What are the basic skills you need to develop to be able to document your patient's information using nursing informatics system?
- 1) How would you promote effective communication and collaboration between the nursing team, the physical therapist, and other healthcare professionals involved in the patient's care to ensure optimal outcomes? 2) Considering the patient has limited hospitalization experience, how would you involve his wife as a supportive caregiver and actively engage her in his care to alleviate anxiety and enhance the overall patient experience?Taking a client to the doctors Describe how you assisted in maintaining a clean and comfortable environment in the support service.Guidance: Provide specific activities and practices you follow in your practiceWhat action should a professional take to address potential safeguarding concerns within a care setting
