This paper will describe a problem that my organization currently has and consider a change that can fix this issue. The paper will identify how the change aligns with my organization’s mission, vision, and values and professional ethics. The paper describes a specific solution to the issue and the strategy that I can use to implement the planned change. The strategy will include the steps that are necessary to facilitate the planned change. Introduction The inefficiency I identified in my organization
Improving Patient Safety Through a Nursing Lens The purpose of this academic paper is to explore how the concept of communication within the healthcare setting challenges nurses from ensuring patient safety. Using evidence-based literature, this paper will discuss concerns related to patient safety and communication within the nursing world, two interventions that are currently being practiced in order to address these concerns, and one other unique intervention which can adequately elucidate these
provides clarity in orders for tests and medications as well as the ability to identify and properly bill for services rendered. The change to electronic documentation from paper charting is not an easy task, but one that is needed to remain current with the needs of healthcare, and will lead to improved medical records. This paper will discuss the background of electronic medical records (EMR) use at Eglin Airforce Base (AFB) using dimensions defined by the Institute of Medicine (IOM), review a theoretical
There are a number ethical implication that Thrive Healthcare is faced with and must take into consideration when implementing new work flows, process, and standard practices. The largest ethical dilemma it faces it the proper handling of patients and members personal and medical information. Committed to operating under integrity, Thrive Healthcare take special precaution to ensure that they adhere to Protected Health Information (PHI) and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability (HIPAA)
Ethical Dilemma Paper: Security and Integrity of Electronic Health Records According to Ethical Dimensions in the Health Professions, “an electronic health record (EHR) is an electronic record of patient health information…information about the patient that is true and is relevant to his or her health care ought to be recorded there. At the same time, harm can be done if faulty, erroneous, speculative, or vague information is included because it can be duplicated and spread to several locations
This paper explores the personal nursing philosophy I plan to convey in my personal career. This philosophy is going to be described in my own terms to explain what being a nurse means to me. I believe that there are a number of factors that are important to be successful in the nursing field. I believe that being a nurse it takes commitment to accountability, professionalism, and compassion for the ill. I will explain each one of these in my paper and what they mean to me.
receptive to change, others may not be so forth coming. The concept of change in itself can be terrifying because people get used to doing things a particular way, therefore, any deviation from the norm poses difficulty. Within the context of this paper, I will examine two components related to my learning goal and my clinical placement at St. Michael’s hospital. First, the knowledge component will entail a critical review of five evidenced-based scholarly journals related to change and the Electronic
This paper discusses different strategy options on how as a nurse, on an interdisciplinary team, showing leadership without actually having a formal leadership position. Also in this paper, I will discuss why it is important for a nurse to be involved within an interdisciplinary team. Also to express how I would create a safe environment in the healthcare settings by bringing into play the four characteristics of a culture of safety. Advance Med Surg: Leadership Report B. Strategies
NDNQI Analysis and Action Plan: Adams 5, Inpatient Rehab Unit Savetria Nicole Palmer Walden University NURS 2006 Section 13, Topics in Clinical Nursing September 21, 2014 Quality is a broad term that encompasses various aspects of nursing care (Montolvo, 2007). The National Database of Nursing Quality Indicators [NDNQI] is the only national nursing database that provides quarterly and annual reporting of structure, process, and outcome indicators to evaluate nursing care at the unit
of nine provisions however, throughout this paper I will discuss provisions one through four and express how I plan to utilize these provisions as a new RN. These provisions would include, personal relationships, primary care, nurse commitment, safety, patient rights, responsibility and accountability of the patient. Provision One Provision one states that nurses in all professional relationships, should