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- Discuss the impact of technology on nursing practice and patient care.Describe what is meant by “hospice.”Describe the primary benefits of hospicecare facilities and the primary concernsabout their futureExplain the difference between hospice and palliative care. Describe the role of the nurse leader in caring for patients at the end of life. Locate at least one resource that describes a CAM option that would be helpful for a patient at the end of life and explain why this option is appropriate.
- Topic: Collaboration & Communication in Health Care Please use up to date research to demonstrate how "Leadership" concepts lead to better patient care using a skit format.Discuss how the theory of Self-Transcendence can be applied in preventive, promotive and curative in nursing practice.Discuss considerations for establishing an effectivenurse–patient relationship when admitting a patientto a health care setting.