Describe the role of the nurse in ensuringcontinuity of care and coordinating care betweenand among health care settings and the home.

Q: e) Discuss how caregivers believe nurses can provide assistance to make care- giving easier.

A: Nursing is a profession in healthcare that focuses on individuals,  families, communities so that…

Q: Explain in own words the roles and responsibilities of a nurse

A: A nurse is a medical worker who provides care to newborn babies, patients, their families, and the…

Q: Identify five sources of patient data useful to the nurse.

A: Patient data are the information which are held about individual patient. Patient data may include…

Q: Explain and give examples of how the nurse can include the patient's culture when providing care

A: Cultural competence in nursing denotes the ability of the healthcare workers to provide the best…

Q: Describe how integrating nurse practitioners and physician assistants enhances continuity of patient…

A: A nurse practitioner (NP) is a healthcare member who is educated and trained to encounter patient…

Q: Develop a nursing care plan for patients undergoing local anesthesia and/or moderate or conscious…

A: Conscious sedation is a medical intervention during which using different pharmaceutical substances…

Q: Describe nursing interventions to promote healthfor middle and older adults.

A: Nursing interventions refer to the actual actions/ treatments planned and performed by the nurse to…

Q: Describe the advantages of a nursing information system ?

A: A part of the health care information system consists of the nursing information system. It depends…

Q: Summarize the role of the nurse in promoting health, preventing illness, and addressing disparities…

A: In the healthcare sector, the integral part that focuses on the care that is provided to the…

Q: List the importance of PROVIDER COMPETENCY in the Health care system and EXPLAIN that importance

A: Provider competency in healthcare system refers to the skills in various competencies like…

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: Explain the aims of nursing as they interrelateto facilitate maximal health and quality of life…

A: Nurses are people who are trained to provide care for the sick patients. The American Nurses…

Q: Outline nursing interventions when providingpostmortem care.

A: Many physical changes occur after death, including loss of skin elasticity and decrease in body…

Q: Can nurses make a significant impact on the prevention of patient falls in the healthcare setting?…

A: Falls are common among hospitalized elderly patients. Falls can cause minor injuries to more severe…

Q: Discuss the extent to which patientcharacteristics such as social class,race, and symptomology…

A: In healthcare, quality is the result of patient-provider collaboration in a positive atmosphere. The…

Q: describe the difference between end-of-life care and palliative care

A: Their responsibilities include providing care for patients, communicating with the physicians,…

Q: the benefits of improving quality care to the patient, healthcare team, and Ministry of Health? What…

A: 1. Health services are provided at five levels in the health system that includes community level…

Q: how nurses are providing a full scope of primary care services to their patients?

A: Primary healthcare includes: - the point of initial encounter between people, families, and…

Q: Briefly discuss the interrelationship between medical providers and professionals and the patients…

A: A health worker provides healthcare and care services for the diseased directly, as physicians and…

Q: Describe nursing interventions to promote andmaintain health of the individual as a member ofa…

A: The care is provided to the client based on a systemic guide and this guide provides the direction…

Q: S. Discuss the principles of restorative or rehabilitative care, its goals, and the role of the…

A: Rehabilitation aims at improving the function and independence. It refers to the services designed…

Q: Describe nursing interventions to prevent injuryto patients in health care settings.

A: The actions that the nurse performs while providing care to the client is defined by the term known…

Q: discuss maslow's hierarchy of needs and how nursing applies these concepts while developping a plan…

A: Nursing is a profession that is involved in caring for the patient.  Nurses play an important role…

Q: Using Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs, the nurse assigns highest priority to which client need?…

A: Maslow first time identified " hierarchy of need" and emphasized that every individual motivate…

Q: when delive

A: Clinical handover can be defined as the handing over of the services from one staff member to the…

Q: ving. Identify inpatient and outpatient hospital services. • Discuss similarities between inpatient…

A: Inpatient hospital services - Term inpatient refers to someone who is admitted in hospital for…

Q: Discuss the role of the nurse in caring for thefamily of a dying patient.

A: Introduction:- The nurse's primary responsibility and work is to the patient and making sure their…

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: Describe specific ways in which personalized medicine affectspatient care.

A: Personalized medicine or in other words precision medicine, is a well-known specific model used in…

Q: crentiate between primary, secondary, and tertiary care as well as the role of the nurse when…

A: Primary care :- The care provided before occurring of disease. Secondary care:- The care provided…