Team Members
Collaboration among other nurses, physicians, therapies, social workers, and more.
What is a interprofessional collaboration?
Social determinant of health that relies on housing, safety, and pollution.
What is neighborhood/environment?
It positions patients and their families as core members of the team. The focus is on individual needs and preferences of the patient throughout various stages of life.
What is Patient-Centered Care?
The LPN can give IV fluids under RN supervision in this facility
What is a hospital?
The part of SBAR where you include what has changed with the patient.
What is situation?
What is intraprofessional collaboration?
What is economic stability?
All specialty care, hospitals, home health care, and community services are overseen by the provider-directed medical practice.
What is Coordinated Care?
This discipline can receive delegated tasks and assist with ADLs and provide other basic care needs such as vitals.
What is an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)
The type of communication that occurs when one group of nurses is coming in and the other group is going home.
What is change of shift report?
What is bedside shift report?
Groups consist of a leader RN with LPNs and UAPs that work as an extension of the RN.
What is team nursing?
What is educating?
Sitting with a client to allow them a moment to process information.
What is silence?
This location has a focus on management of chronic diseases and supporting family and the patients
What is home healthcare?
What is social distance?
Communicating patient concerns to the healthcare team.
What is advocacy?
What is an advocate?
Potentially traumatic events that occur in childhood and range from experiencing or witnessing violence to incarceration of an immediate family member
What are adverse childhood experiences?
Effective communication among healthcare providers and with patients, ensuring that everyone involved is informed and aligned on the care plan.
What is continuity?
The LPN may give vaccines, collect blood samples, and help with minor procedures here.
What are clinics?
Validating a client's feelings.
What is respect?
A collaborative process of assessment, planning, facilitation, care coordination, evaluation and advocacy for options and services to meet an individual’s and family’s comprehensive health needs through communication and available resources to promote patient safety, quality of care, and cost effective outcomes.
What is case management?
Oftentimes confused with social determinants of health, this can be but is not always a social determinant of health.
What are health disparities?
The service needed to better meet the needs of a client when there is a language barrier.
The nurse cares for the patient through the whole shift.
What is primary nursing?
The facial expression, tone, and words are all matching each other.
What is congruence?