how would evidence-based interventions such as daily group handwashing with soap, toothbrushing with fluoride toothpaste, biannual deworming, and the construction of group washing facilities in public primary school change/improve process of patient care and patient outcomes?
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how would evidence-based interventions such as daily group handwashing with soap, toothbrushing with fluoride toothpaste, biannual deworming, and the construction of group washing facilities in public primary school change/improve process of patient care and patient outcomes?
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- Do evidence-based interventions such as daily group handwashing with soap and toothbrushing with fluoride toothpaste, biannual deworming, and the construction of group washing facilities in public primary schools support/contradict nursing practice? Why?Develop a nursing care plan, including patient education, based on the nursing process for patients receiving AEDs.When developing the plan of care for an older adult who is hospitalized for an acute illness the nurse should a) use a standardized nursing care plan b) minimize activity level during hospitalization c)consider the preadmission functional abilities when setting patient goals
- A group of family practice physicians within an Accountable Care Organization are questioning the need to have eMeasures and an eCQM program implemented. What information should the informatics nurse use to persuade these providers to participate willingly?Presents an in-depth analysis of what it means to advocate for non- acceptance of biased treatment for patients at a population level drawing on targeted concepts. Apply knowledge about advocating for unbiased practice at a population level . Explain with examples .A post-operative hospital patient falls while trying to get out of bed after a dose of pain medication. A case review notes that the bed check alarm that would alert nurses when a patient gets out of bed was in place, but not turned on. Nursing staff members attend a mandatory in-service on post-operative care and patient safety. What can be measured to show this intervention was effective? Increased patient satisfaction scores Decreased patient pain medication use Increased staff use of safety practices Decreased patient fall risk scores
- Your patient reports a prior negative experience with a healthcare provider who "didn't listen" and "rushed through exams." The patient appears uncertain and in need of reassurance. What is serving as a barrier to communication with this patient? Describe the techniques that the nurse can use to address this type of situation. Include verbal AND non-verbal techniques.Northcross General Hospital just hired Emily as its new Quality Improvement/Evidence-Based Practice Director. To improve outcomes at the hospital, the administrators have asked Emily to establish the biggest issues facing patient care practices, research ways for improvement, and create a plan of action to apply improved practices. After performing many chart audits, Emily has found that the patients of Northcross General Hospital are slow to heal pressure ulcers, and she has found inconsistency in the way that the nurses are charting and performing dressing changes to these wounds. She has established that outcomes for pressure ulcer wound healing could be improved through using best practices. Questions: What is Emily’s next step of action? Where will Emily find the information regarding evidence-based decision-making in order to find the best practice for healing pressure ulcers? Once Emily establishes the best practice needed for healing pressure ulcers, what may be her other…Northcross General Hospital just hired Emily as its new Quality Improvement/Evidence-Based Practice Director. To improve outcomes at the hospital, the administrators have asked Emily to establish the biggest issues facing patient care practices, research ways for improvement, and create a plan of action to apply improved practices. After performing many chart audits, Emily has found that the patients of Northcross General Hospital are slow to heal pressure ulcers, and she has found inconsistency in the way that the nurses are charting and performing dressing changes to these wounds. She has established that outcomes for pressure ulcer wound healing could be improved through using best practices. Questions: How will Emily ensure that the best practices are being used?
