Recent layoffs have reduced the number of professionalnurses on your unit, and you are increasingly concerned aboutpatient safety as well as quality-of-care issues. What wouldyou do about your concern for your personal liability forinadequate care?

Q: How does NURSING CARE can be customized according to the CLIENT'S CULTURAL HEALTH PRACTICE

A: Quality care It means providing accurate care to the patient based in requirement. Caring an action…

Q: What should we do as nurses to protect patient’s dignity?

A: Equal and respectful treatment and honor of all the patients and their family provides a sense of…

Q: How can you improve your communication with others about patient condition?

A: A nurse must communicate about the patient's condition not only to the patient himself but also to…

Q: What is the importance of ethics in Nursing Profession?

A: A decision of right and wrong behavior in a given situation is guided by ethical principles. Ethical…

Q: What does it means to you to achieve the nursing competencies, patient-centered care, and nursing…

A: Competency means the skill required in performing a task. Nursing Competency is the ability to…

Q: hat client needs might you need to take into account while providing care? Least any three.

A: A psychologist Abraham Maslow had defined a basic human needs and present all of that in a hierarchy…

Q: How would you achieved the competencies of patient-centered care and nursing judgment?

A: The difficulties in defining and structuring nursing competency, the competency requirements for…

Q: What is a nurse's best response when a client alleges negligence?

A: Nursing responsibilities include conducting accurate physical examinations of patients, thinking…

Q: What members of the interprofessional health care team provide palliative/hospice care, and what…

A: Inter-professional health care is teamwork to achieve patient  Improved health outcomes. This kind…

Q: Why it is important for a nurse to have these personal qualities: (a) philosophy in life and (b)…

A: Health care professionals are those individuals who are providing services for the betterment of the…

Q: Legally, a physician D May not refuse treatment in an emergency situation May refuse to provide…

A: A physician is accountable to provide the best possible treatment to his patients. He is responsible…

Q: A nurse cares for dying patients by providing physical,psychological, social, and spiritual care for…

A: The nurse is a healthcare personnel who provides preventive, promotive and rehabilitative care to…

Q: How are providers managing their electronic orders and communicating with patients?

A: Nursing: This is the noble profession in the healthcare setting. This is related to providing…

Q: How can lack of professional behavior in the workplace affect outcomes (patient care)?

A: The modern patient's treatment is necessary for the healthcare professionals as well as for…

Q: Adults who have been involved in situations where they have suffered physical and or emotional abuse…

A: Interprofessional collaboration refers to the team work of a nurse, doctor, pharmacist,…

Q: What vital role does the healthcare services administrator play in the overall delivery of health…

A: Work in Healthcare administration involves: Management of the healthcare setting Management of…

Q: If you would have the power, authority, responsibility and accountability to do one thing that you…

A: The Nursing shortage is a worldwide phenomenon across hospitals & needs to be addressed for…

Q: How can you give compassionate care to your patient? Why do you think compassionate nursing care is…

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Q: hat is the Importance of Ethics for nursing and health care workers?

A: It is very important for the nurses and healthcare workers to have an understanding of their code of…

Q: Nursing Is access to health care a moral right? Why or why not?

A: Yes it's a moral right .

Q: Can you describe various conflicting situations that you encounter as a healthcare provider while…

A: Conflict:It is one of the main issues which takes place in any organizational setup and is more in…

Q: What are the discoveries or advancements of science and technology in middle ages that paved way in…

A: Middle age is a period when the Imperial Roman civilization falls and beginning of early modern…

Q: You are the visiting nurse for a frail older patient who livesalone in her own home and prizes her…

A: The actions that the nurse care does while providing care to the patient is defined by the term…

Q: How would one go about  Increasing Outpatient Care?

A: Outpatient care refers to the services provided to outpatients. Outpatients are those that visit the…

Q: What education is needed to be an emergency room registered nurse?

A: Emergency room nurses should be very quick in their responsibilities. They should   Triage patients…

Q: support a family in the loss of a child

A: Everyone will face grief and loss at some point in their lives. The loss might be real or imagined,…

Q: Discuss considerations for establishing an effectivenurse–patient relationship when admitting a…

A: Nurse and Patients reletionship having effect on Patients Health care also.thats why to build strong…

Q: Identify the nurse's role when caring for patients who are experiencing loss, grief, or death ?

A: The nursing practice and caring include diagnosing and treating the patients. This can be achieved…

Q: How will you as a nurse  manage an elderly bedridden patient who is at risk for depression and blood…

A: Nursing care refers to any care rendered by nurses that include the care delivered, or the planning,…

Q: As a nursing student, how will you deal and communicate with a tough and challenging patient in the…

A: In nursing, while providing care to the patient, it is very much important to maintain…

Q: A professional nurse with a commitment to social justice ismost apt to:a. Provide honest information…

A: Social justice It is defined as, treating individual and group equally. Justice can be used with any…

Q: How Benner's Novice-to-Expert Theory helps you in your work as a nurse educator?

A: Dr. Patricia Benner, a theorist (nursing) developed the model for various stages of clinical…

Q: what is the most important role of a community health nurse?

A: Health care facilities for individuals, their families, and the community are provided by the health…

Q: You are caring for a recently hospitalized patient who hadbeen living in a retirement community.…

A: Nursing care plan: It is the plan that nurses uses to take care of their patient's.  A proper plan…

Q: can you explain various  strategies  that  you adopt to address  conflicts that you encounter…

A: In the healthcare setting various human interactions to take places such as the interaction between…

Q: What kind of legal accountability is involved when providing trauma-informed care in patients with…

A: ACE is the abbreviation for Adverse Childhood Experience. It refers to the traumatic experience a…

Q: As a nurse would you be able to get your patient access to pastoral care if they require?

A: Pastoral care is a term that reflects spiritual, emotional, and social support provided to the…

Q: How would you apply the key elements of quality care to improve low quality of care among both…

A: Quality in healthcare is defined as a care provided to the patient needs when the patient needs it…

Q: How can you achieve the Use of a caring holistic approach to provide and advocate for safe quality…

A: Holistic nursing : As per the American Holistic Nurses’ Association, all nursing practice with a…

Q: ow can you make use of the different communication principles and ethics in the Nursing field?

A: Communication and ethics play a very important part in nursing. These components help the nurse to…

Q: How will Health Assistants provide a unique role in nursing practice, explain why

A: HEALTH- A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being is defined as health. A person…

Q: As patient-centered care is more widely implemented, how do you envision health record practice…

A: “Care that is respectful of and responsive to individual patient preferences, needs, and values’’ is…