Clinical knowledge and Clinical problem-solving abilities

Selection criteria for new grad position: Demonstrated clinical knowledge and clinical problem-solving abilities. Demonstrated understanding of NSW Health’s CORE Values, Collaboration, Openness, Respect and Empowerment.

The Health care reform domains

What of the health care reform domains  promises, pitfalls, and prescriptions Fiscella provides
dilutes or enriches the biblical worldview of public and community health.

 

Article:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3022050/?tool=pmcentrez

Ethics of medication administration

Nursing initiates a discussion post that should be 250 words in length of ethics of medication
administration.. The student must state 2—3 questions that will initiate other students to critically think about the discussion topic

Using technology and The Internet as a CCA

Explain best practices when using technology and the Internet as a CCA. (ONE PARAGRAPH – 4-5 FULL SENTENCES)

List FIVE ways in which communication technologies and the Internet can be helpful to the CCA. (PROVIDE IN LIST FORMAT)

An Ethical legal situation

Describe an ethical legal situation that you have experienced in your life. How did this make you feel? If you were to experience this again, is there anything you would do differently? Why/why not? 2. Review the Code of Ethics for Nurses with Interpretive Statements (http://www.nursingworld.org/codeofethics). How do you incorporate this document in daily nursing practice? Would you add any conditions to the document? Why/why not?

3. Give examples of how the major principles of health care ethics (autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, and fidelity) are incorporated into your daily nursing practice. 4. What has been your experience with the acronym SBAR? If SBAR is new to you, would you consider implementing it in your workplace setting? Give reasons for your answer.

5. Malpractice is negligence by a professional, but not all malpractice is negligence (Stubenrauch, 2007). Construct a legal situation in nursing, incorporating examples of the four elements (duty, breach, causation, and damages) needed to prove malpractice.

Using Goal-setting theory

Peter Nygard owns a large estate in the Bahamas that is used to entertain. Using goal-setting theory as your framework, explain why Nygard’s “mosquito fine”. In one example of goal setting “Nygard style,” the CBC reported that Nygard had asked that groundskeepers ensure mosquitos were controlled in the resort through fogging and other chemical controls. The tennis courts were especially prone to mosquitos, and Peter had

instituted a simple system: Every time a guest was bitten by a mosquito while playing ten-

nis he would fine the groundkeeper on shift at the time. Fines ranged from $5 to $15 per

incident. This incentive system was ultimately deemed illegal, because multiple fines

might easily result in employees making little to nothing for their work. In interviews col-

lected by the CBC, some employees commented that the complex system of fines (of

which the mosquito fines were just one example), combined with the vulnerability of the

workers and Peter’s frequent rages and abusive behaviour, created working conditions

comparable to slavery.

Discussion Questions

1. Using goal-setting theory as your framework, explain why Nygard’s “mosquito fine”

policy would be ineffective at motivating desirable job task behaviours.

2. Using goal-setting theory as your framework, devise an incentive system that would

maximize performance—in this case meaning careful attention to mosquito control.

Explain and justify your strategy.

3. What impact would abusive behaviour and frequent temper tantrums by the CEO be

likely to have on short-term employee motivation? What about long-term motivation

and engagement? Explain your answer using motivational theory to justify your

perspective.

The attributes that support Sustainable outcomes

In half a page describing the attributes that support sustainable outcomes. Will a project that aims at better departmental communication to improve patient satisfaction have sustainable outcomes, or will your outcomes be a one-time occurrence?

Interview question related to healthcare

Kindly provide a hypothetical answer to this interview question related to healthcare: as a legislator, do you believe that nursing professionals are integral in fostering improved health care services?

2.  how can the legislator improve its function to incorporate the nursing initiatives in making health care policies?

3.  How can the informed professionals help the legislator s in ensuring success of the projected policies?

4.  Talk about a conflict within the legislators and how it has affected the healthcare team.

5. In the field of healthcare, what are the most recent advancements and trends that have taken place?

6.  Describe a time when as a legislator you were particularly proud of the healthcare sector in policy implementation?

7. What one item about the current healthcare system do you wish you could alter, and how would you go about addressing the problem as a legislator?

8. What was your view on their involvement in policy formulation?

9. How do you stay informed with current health care policies and advancements?

10. As a result of COVID-19, significant shifts are occurring in the healthcare environment.

The Medical ward

You are working as an EN in the Medical ward at the Alfred Hospital, Melbourne. You are allocated a patient for the shift, Mr. Pritchard Mr. Prichard has been unwell for the past 5 days with a progressive cough with sputum, fever, running nose, headache, and body aches. He was admitted to the medical ward today with the diagnosis of Influenza B. As he is weak, he needs assistance with Activities of Daily living ADL’S. While you assessed Mr. Prichard’s vital signs, he was coughing, sneezing, and spitting sputum everywhere and started vomiting. The sputum and the vomitus soiled the linen, floor, and the saturation monitoring device.

 

  1. Identify the clean and contaminated zones in this scenario. Explain why it is important to confine clean materials, equipment and instruments to the clean zone and contaminated material, equipment and instruments to the contaminated zone.

 

 

 

  1. What materials, equipment and instruments should be confined to a clean zone?

 

 

 

(c) What materials, equipment and instruments should be confined to the contaminated zones?

Caring for a client with Trichomoniasis

A nurse is caring for a client with trichomoniasis and is prescribed metronidazole. What adverse effect should the nurse report immediately to the provider?