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Overview of Nursing Process, Clinical Reasoning, and Nursing Practice Today | |
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Nursing Process: The Foundation for Clinical Reasoning | |
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Goals of Nursing | |
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Critical Thinking Versus Clinical Reasoning | |
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How the Nursing Process Promotes Safe, Effective Reasoning | |
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Nursing Process Phases | |
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Five Phases | |
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Relationships Among the Phases | |
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Benefits of Using the Nursing Process | |
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Nursing Process in Context of Today's Clinical Setting | |
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Patient Safety and Welfare Is Top Priority | |
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Quality and Safety Education for Nurses Competencies | |
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Legal and Scope of Practice Concerns | |
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Giving Ethical Patient-Centered Care | |
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Additional Clinical Issues Impacting Reasoning | |
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Developing Critical Thinking and Clinical Reasoning Skills | |
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Critical Thinking Indicators | |
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The 4-Circle CT Model | |
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Using Simulation and Debriefing | |
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Willingness and Ability to Care | |
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Willingness to Care | |
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Being Able to Care | |
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Assessment | |
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Assessment: The Key to Safety, Accuracy, and Efficiency | |
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Assessments that Promote Sound Clinical Reasoning | |
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Six Phases of Assessment | |
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Collecting Data | |
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What Resources Do You Use? | |
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Ensuring Comprehensive Data Collection | |
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Data Base, Focus, and Quick Priority Assessments | |
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Data Base (Start of Care) Assessment | |
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Focus Assessment | |
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Quick Priority Assessments (QPA) | |
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Standard Tools, Evidence-Based Practice, and Electronic Health Records | |
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Assessing Disease and Disability Management | |
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Health Promotion: Screening for Risk Management and Early Diagnosis | |
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Partnering With Patients to Make Informed Decisions | |
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Ethical, Cultural, and Spiritual Concerns | |
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The Interview and Physical Assessment | |
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Developing Your Interviewing Skills | |
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Guidelines: Promoting a Caring Interview | |
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Developing Your Physical Assessment Skills | |
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Guidelines: Performing a Physical Assessment | |
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Checking Diagnostic Studies | |
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Identifying Subjective and Objective Data | |
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Identifying Cues and Making Inferences | |
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Validating (Verifying) Data | |
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Guidelines: Validating (Verifying) Data | |
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Clustering Related Data | |
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Clustering Data According to Your Purpose | |
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Identifying Patterns/Testing First Impressions | |
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Reporting and Recording | |
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Reporting and Recording Abnormal Findings | |
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Deciding What's Abnormal | |
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Guidelines: Reporting and Recording | |
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Diagnosis | |
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Diagnosis: Identifying Actual and Potential Problems | |
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What ANA Standards Say | |
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Diagnosis and Accountability | |
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Increased Responsibilities Related to Diagnosis | |
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Shifting to a Predictive Care Model (Predict, Prevent, Manage, Promote) | |
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Failure to Rescue and Rapid Response Teams | |
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Provider-Preventable Conditions and Health Care-Acquired Conditions | |
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Clinical Pathways (Care Maps) | |
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Point-of-Care Testing | |
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Disease and Disability Management | |
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Informatics and Electronics Decision Support | |
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Nursing Versus Medical Diagnoses | |
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Using Standard Terminology | |
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ANA-Recognized Terminologies | |
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Standard Medical Terms | |
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How Do You Know What Terms to Use? | |
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Becoming a Competent Diagnostician | |
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Key Terms Related to Diagnosis | |
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Fundamental Principles of Diagnostic Reasoning | |
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Mapping Diagnoses/Problems | |
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Be on Your Patients' S.I.D.E. | |
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Recording Summary Statements Using the PES or PRS Format | |
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Identifying Potential Complications | |
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Guidelines: Identifying PCs | |
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Identifying Problems Requiring Multidisciplinary Care | |
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Planning | |
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Clinical Reasoning During Planning | |
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Four Main Purposes of the Plan of Care | |
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Standard and Electronic Plans | |
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Patient Safety, Infection Prevention, and Pain and Restraint Management | |
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Attending to Urgent Priorities | |
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Clarifying Expected Outcomes (Results) | |
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Goals, Objectives, Outcomes, and Indicators | |
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Principles of Patient-Centered Outcomes | |
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Guidelines: Determining Patient-Centered Outcomes | |
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Relationship of Outcomes to Accountability | |
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Clinical, Functional, and Quality-of-Life Outcomes | |
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Discharge Outcomes and Discharge Planning | |
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Case Management | |
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Deciding Which Problems Must be Recorded | |
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Determining Nursing Interventions | |
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Assessment-Monitoring Health Status and Responses to Care (Surveillance) | |
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Patient Education-Empowering Patients and Families | |
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Guidelines: Planning Patient Education | |
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Counseling and Coaching: Helping People Make Informed Choices | |
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Consulting and Referring: Key to Multidisciplinary Care | |
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Individualizing Interventions | |
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Evidence-Based Practice: Weigh Risks and Benefits | |
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Individualizing Nursing Orders | |
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Making Sure the Plan is Adequately Recorded | |
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Addressing Patient Needs on Multidisciplinary Plans | |
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Implementation | |
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Implementation: Putting the Plan into Action | |
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Giving and Taking Reports (Hand-Offs) | |
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Guidelines: Giving Reports (Hand-Offs) | |
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Setting Daily Priorities | |
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Guidelines: Prioritizing Care for Several Patients | |
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When and How to Delegate | |
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Coordinating Care | |
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Surveillance-Preventing Errors and Omissions-Creating Safety Nets | |
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How to Identify, Interrupt, and Correct Errors | |
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Keeping an Open Mind | |
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Performing Nursing Interventions | |
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Be Proactive-Promote Safety, Comfort, and Efficiency | |
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Implementation and Evidence-Based Practice | |
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Guidelines: Preparing to Perform Interventions | |
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Clinical Reasoning-What to Do When Things Go Wrong | |
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Standard Plans and Care Variances | |
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Ethical and Legal Concerns | |
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Charting | |
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Six Purposes of Charting | |
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Various Ways of Charting | |
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Principles of Effective Charting | |
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Avoiding Dumping Syndrome With Electronic Charting | |
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Learning to Chart Effectively | |
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Guidelines: Charting During Implementation | |
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Charting Memory-Jogs | |
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Keeping the Plan Up-to-Date and Evaluating Your Day | |
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Evaluation | |
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Evaluation: Key to Excellence in Nursing | |
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Evaluation and the Other Phases of Nursing Process | |
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Evaluating an Individual Plan of Care | |
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Guidelines: Determining Outcome Achievement | |
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Identifying Variables (Factors) Affecting Outcome Achievement | |
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Deciding Whether to Discharge the Patient | |
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Quality Improvement | |
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Research and Evidence-Based Practice | |
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Reflective Practice | |
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Consumer Satisfaction-Maximizing Value | |
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Examining How Health Care Systems Affect Outcomes | |
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Three Types of Evaluation: Outcome, Process, and Structure | |
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Staff Nurses' Responsibilities | |
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Examining Mistakes, Infections, and Injuries | |
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Example Responses to Critical Thinking and Clinical Reasoning Exercises | |
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Appendices | |
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Example Critical Pathway | |
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Building Healthy Workplaces and Safety and Learning Cultures | |
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Key Elements of Critical Thinking in Context of ANA Standards and QSEN and IOM Competencies | |
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DEAD ON!! A Critical Thinking and Clinical Reasoning Game | |
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Glossary | |
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Index | |