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Describe how to use the counseling role to
motivate a patient toward health promotion.
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- Prioritization of care is primary to the concept of clinical reasoning. Which client should be assessed first and is at the greatest risk from delayed treatment?Describe how to use the counseling role to motivate a patient toward health promotion.list 12 strategies of teaching approaches used in the Clinical Areas?
- In your own point of view, what is the most significant criteria in health teaching or when educating our client? Explain your answer with supporting literature.Discuss design principles used to facilitate heuristics in a clinical decision support process. Provide a workplace example and offer suggestions to improve the clinical decision support? Provide a rationale for why you made those suggestions. include ReferencesDiscussion on how therapeutic communication skills enhance the delivery of patient- centtred care by applying the principles of effective therapeutic communication.
- A nurse is providing a lecture on CAT to a group of patientsin a rehabilitation facility. Which teaching point should thenurse include?a. CAT is a safe intervention used to supplement traditionalcare.b. Many patients use CAT as outpatients, but do not wish tocontinue as inpatients. c. Many nurses are expanding their clinical practice by incor-porating CAT to meet the demands of patients. d. Most complementary and alternative therapies are rela-tively new and their efficacy has not been established...Analyze the role of the nurse in promoting patient safety and preventing medical errors in a healthcare setting.54. Identify appropriate goals for actual and risk nursing diagnoses? Don't plagiarism
- As a nurse using the Health Promotion Model by Nola Pender, outline three key interventions to promote health and prevent illness in a community setting.Develop, implement, and evaluate a plan of nursingcare to help patients safely meet individualizedsensory/perceptual outcomes.Distinguish between disclosure and apology. Draft a brief statement illustrating how each might be expressed to a patient following a medical error. What are the past barriers that limited the provider’s willingness to disclose errors after they had occurred? Identify specific activities which are now in place to reduce some of these barriers. Describe the position taken by external and regulatory groups related to disclosure.