The purpose of this article is to compare end-of-life nursing interventions used by nurses in United States and Korea regarding hospice care. The cultural differences of hospice care nursing interventions between the two countries are explored by evaluating electronic medical records. This study used a descriptive design to distinguish the nature and types of nursing interventions implemented by Korean nurses in a hospital hospice setting. Data was collected from electronic medical records (EMRs) of hospitalized hospice patients in Korea over a two year duration, January 2009 through December 2010. Detailed nursing interventions were recorded onto the Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) for comparison of nursing interventions preferred
NURSING PROBLEMS /
PRIORITIZATION /
NANDA
Have
I Gathered Enough Assessment ???
(1st!!!)
1st level-subject and objective(4 senses)
2nd level- hx, etiology, other contributing problems
Have
(CT)
I Analyzed / Interpreted the Data???
What is it telling you?
What are you thinking? Feeling? About your client …..
Have
I Validated the Assessment ??? (CT)
Do I have enough data to validate this?
Cluster your data!
More than 1 or 2 assessment findings? Yes or No?
Did you…
a relative state which varies for each individual throughout their life, rather than Neuman’s idea that wellness is equated to health, and that the client system is either ill, well, or somehwere inbetween. It is not viwed as a relative state. (Neuman, 1996, p. 69).
Nursing. The concept of nursing in the metaparadigm under Florence Nightingale’s…
The effect of a nursing intervention on promoting self-care ability in breast cancer patients after breast surgery
Background
Self-care is one of the most important parts in post-operative patients’ further life and health recovery. Specific nursing intervention in the post-operative period is essential in promoting healing and improving patient’s quality of life. The purpose of this research is to analyse the effect of a nurse-directed intervention on post-operative self-care ability in breast…
Abstract
This paper will explore the dying bill of rights, physical signs and symptoms of impending death, stages of grief, nursing diagnosis and interventions during palliative care, developmental perceptions of death, special needs of the family and client during palliative care, and appropriate nursing interventions during postmortem care. The primary function in nursing is to have the knowledge and ability to care for the patient and family during palliative care.
Outline
1. Loss, Grieving…
Issues in Healthcare
Abstract
Children with terminal illnesses frequently have do not resuscitate orders. Dealing with dying children, and letting them die without major intervention can be hard issues for nursing and other health care professionals to cope with, and can cause an internal ethical dilemma. The seven nursing ethical principles are discussed in regards to do not resuscitate orders, and ethical theory is applied. The ethical dilemma faced by nurses with do not resuscitate order is…
NURSING CARE PLAN – FACE SHEET
STUDENT NAME:
Kate Adedokun
DATE:
11-9-14
CLIENT DATA
Client Initials:
RM
Age:
26yr
Care Unit:
Postpartum
Medical Diagnosis at Admission:
Hx Uterine septum repair, Non-reassuring fetal status, variable deceleration's, chronic HTN with superimposed preeclampsia, IUGR, Spontaneous abortion x5, 1D&C.
Current Medical Diagnosis:
C-section for subseptate uterus
Long Term Goal for Client:
Client will remain free from symptoms of infection till discharge fro hospital…
NURSING PROCESS WORKSHEET All information must relate to your patient during this admission and must be cited using APA. List references in APA format on a separate sheet. If more space is needed for any of the questions below, attach a separate sheet.
1. What is the difference between a. and a. Based on the collected data, describe the patient’s primary pathophysiology [related to primary diagnosis] for this admission. The main reason for this patient's admission is osteomyelitis. An infectious…
Excreted in breastmilk, however breastfeeding is okay.
B
Adverse Effects for Mom:
Nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, hepatotoxicity
Adverse Effects for Baby:
Crosses placenta in low concentrations, however no adverse side effects result.
Nursing Intervention:
Assess for signs of hepatotoxicity; Crushed or whole; Give with full glass of water; Evaluate for absence of pain using pain scoring or fever.
Drug Name
Use
Action
Contraindications
Dose/Route
Lactation Concerns
Pregnancy Category
Generic/Trade:…
Concept of Spirituality in nursing
Jesse Okonigbo
Bowie State University
Dr. Clark
Abstract
There is scientific evidence that the spiritual well being of a person can affect quality of life and the response to illness, pain, suffering and even death. This concept was described as a unique individual quest for establishing and, or, maintaining a dynamic transcendent relationship with self, others, and with supernatural being as understood by the person. Faith, trust and religious belief…
