Communication and interprofessional collab
what are the 4 types of communication
verbal
nonverbal
symbolic
metacommunication
ethical problem vs dilemmas
Problem: with an ethical dimension
Dilemma:
equally comelling reasosn for and aagsint two or more possible courses of action and where choosing one means that something else is let go
what are the types of bullying
cyber
social
physical
verbal
What does caring mean in nursing
an interpersonal process that is characterized by expert nursing interpersonal sensitivity and intimate relationships
fundamental characteristic of nursing
undermines scientific knowledge
reduces nursing to hand holding
what does health informatics mean?
Health informatics is when this science is focused on health data or information.
name 3 types of non therputic communcation
- personal questioning
- arguing
- fasle reassurance
- automatic answers
- personal opinions
-chaning the subject
- defensive/passive responses
What are 2 of the 5 fitness to practice skills nurses need
cognitive
communcation
behavioural
physical
sensory
name 1 of the 4 professional identity attributes
values and ethics
knowledge
nurase as a leader
professional comportment
name 2 of the 5 attributes of caring
relationship
action
attitude
accpetance
variability
what are the attributes of health informatics name at least 2
what are the fundemental rules of documentation?
F- Factual contains objective info
A- ACCUrate- exact use of measurments
C- Complete: charting is complete
T- Timely: entries are essential for ongoing care provides clear records
name 3 of the 5 ethical principals
Respect for persons - autonomy (PERSON makes their own choice) and veracity(telling truth in an understandable way)
- nonmaleficence
-beneficence
- justice
- fidelity Keep ur promises
systemic consequences of bullying in the nursing profession
1/3 of nurses consider leaving because of this
43% do in their first 3 years
cost million for the average hospital
what are the prinicples of person centered care
treating people as indivuals
mutual trust/understanding
positive relationship
respecting patients rights
what are the steps to the clinical judgment model
recognize cues
analyze cues
prioritze hypothesis
generate solutions
take action
evaluate outcomes
NAME the types of communication tools for HCP
DARP
ISBARR
SOAPIE
What are some threats to a nurse's fitness to practice name 3
academic distress
stress
stress from work
clinical demands
moral and ethical issues
emotional strain
time managment
finacial
what makes up a nurses professioinal identity
clinical judgement
leadership
communcation ethics
What are some common healthcare errors name 1 or more for bonus points
commission
ommission
execution - doing right thing incorrectly
what are come of the clinical judgement attributes
holistic views
process orentation
reasoning and interpretation
ethical comportment
what does ISBARR stand for
I- identification
S- Situation
B- Background
A- Assessment
R- Recomendations
R- REpeat back
name 3 of the 7 nursing values and ethical responsibilities
1. honouring dignity and autonomy of all
2. Valuing relationships and humanizing care
3. maintaining integrity and accountability in nursing practice
4. pursuing truth and reconciliation
5. promoting social justice
6. providing competent professional nursing practice
7. preserving privacy and confidentiality
Name 3 of the 9 CRNM practice expectations
1. professional and competant practice
2. professional communication
3. ethical practice
4. cultural safety (humility and anti-racism)
5. Client-centred practice
6. collaborative care
7. follow up with diagnosis and test results
8. practice environment
9. client records
what are the key elements of the safety scope as nurses
types of errors
placement of errors
cultural safety
what is clinical judgment provide a definition
an interpretation or conclusion about a patients needs concersn or health problems and or descision to take action use or midify standard approaches or imporvise new ones as deemed appropriate by the patients responses