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Communication
Personal and Interdisciplinary Communication
Stress and Coping
Legal Aspects of Health Care
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This tool is a structured routine for passing information between team members, most notably between nurses and other health care providers such as physicians and nurse practitioners.
Background, Assessment, and Recommendation What is SBAR
100
Barrier to communication, promising something that cannot be delivered.
What is Offering false reassurance
100
Three stages of the general adaptation syndrome
What is the Alarm reaction, the Resistance stage, the Exhaustion stage.
100
A set of basic laws that specifies the powers of the various segments of the government and how these segments related to each other.
What is constitution
100
A patient takes two or more medications to treat the same illness, takes two or more medications from the same chemical class, uses two or more medications with the same or similar actions to treat several disorders simultaneously, or mixes nutritional supplements or herbal products with medications
What is Polypharmacy
200
SBAR, Documentation, Reporting information to other staff during shift report or during patient transfer between units, Effective listening
What is inter-professional communication
200
Communication skill, allows for intrapersonal communication
What is using silence
200
External sources such as a job change, motor vehicle crash, death, or severe illness provoke this crises.
What is situational crises
200
The laws pertaining to Social Security, more specifically, Medicare, are interpreted in this, which contains the administrative rules for the federal government.
What is the Code of Federal Regulations
200
A communication process in which a patient's complete list of home medications is compared with medications ordered at transitions of care to resolve any discrepancies
What is Medication Reconciliation
300
Communication and Interrelation Concepts
What are listening, collaboration, care coordination, culture and critical thinking
300
Bullying; undermining behavior such as constantly ignoring questions; devaluing comments, blaming and gossiping behind a colleague's back; judging others based on age, gender, sexual orientation; withholding needed information or advice
What is Horizontal/Lateral Violence
300
This model views the person family, or community as constantly changing in response to the environment and stressors and helps explain individual, family, and community responses to stressors.
What is the Neuman Systems Model
300
An agreement among states to allow nurses licensed in other states who are parties to the agreement to practice without applying for a new license.
What is Nurse Licensure Compact
300
Enacted to protect health care professional from legal liability: The care is rendered in an emergency situation. The health care worker is rendering care without pay. The care provided did not recklessly or intentionally cause injury or harm to the injured party.
What is Good Samaritan Laws
400
The act of speaking for others to assist them to meet needs and it is an expectation for all who assume the role of professional nurse.
What is Advocacy
400
This protects all individually identifiable health information held or transmitted by a covered entity or its business associate, in any form or media, whether electronic, paper, or oral. It applies to all health care plans, health care clearinghouses, and to any health care provider who transmits health information.
What is HIPAA privacy rule
400
Nursing diagnoses for stress; at least 3
What is anxiety, caregiver role strain, ineffective coping, fear, risk for post-trauma syndrome, insomnia, situational low self-esteem, and stress overload
400
Nurse who restrains a patient who is of sound mind and is not in danger of injuring himself or others.
What is False imprisonment
400
To provide policy maker's with a broad understanding of how interprofessional education and collaborative practice work in a global context
What is the purpose of "the framework for action on interprofessional education and collaborative"
500
This skill related to distinguishing important data and organizing, analyzing, and evaluating information are important components to interpretation and understanding of messages. It's also needed to support the development of an appropriate response in the communication exchange.
What is Critical Thinking
500
Networks of communication; This allows communicator in the network to communicate directly only with two others, next to them in the circle; the effects is that everyone communicate with someone, and there is no central authority or leader.
What is a circle network of communication
500
A specific type of brief psychotherapy with prescribed steps. It is more directive than traditional psychotherapy or counseling, and any member of the health care team who has been trained in its techniques can use it. The basic approach is problem solving, and it focuses only on the problem.
What is Crisis Intervention
500
Skillful communication: the FLAT charting acronym
What is Factual, Legible, Accurate, and Timely
500
The components of medication orders
What is patient's full name, date and time that order is written, medication name, dose, route of administration, time and frequency of administration, and signature of health care provider.