What is clinically focused nursing practice
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Submitter InformationAuthor: Cynthia Rothenberger, DNP, RN, ACNS, BC Competency Category(s) Learner Level(s) Learner Setting(s) Strategy Type Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes: Strategy Overview Strategy Overview: Strategy Implementation: This learning activity could be adapted to any clinical setting. It could also be used as an alternative clinical activity for low census days or days when an assigned client is discharged. References: National Council of State Boards of Nursing. (2015). 2019 NCLEX-RN test plan. Retrieved from https://www.ncsbn.org/testplans.htm Submitted Materials QSEN-Clinical-Focus-Interprofessional-Care-2019-1.docx Additional Materials Evaluation Description This learning activity was pass/fail, based on submission of a completed worksheet. Formative verbal feedback on the learning outcomes was provided during post-conference discussion. Students received written formative feedback about all learning outcomes from the Clinical Instructor on the submitted worksheet. Formative feedback focused on the quality and completeness of student responses to each question on the worksheet. Although not formally graded, the Instructor considered this learning activity when evaluating student performance for the following outcome on the Clinical Evaluation for the week: “Demonstrates understanding of evidence-based health care specific to patient care in weekly clinical assignments”. This clinical learning outcome was evaluated using a scale on the evaluation form (0 = Does not meet standard, 1 = Meets expected standard with direction/instruction from faculty, 2 = Meets expected standard). The form, with Instructor feedback, was returned to the student during the following clinical week. Each student submitted the completed form, with Clinical Instructor feedback, at the end of the semester as part of the Clinical Portfolio. Submission of all components of the Clinical Portfolio was a small portion of the final course grade. Anecdotal feedback from students and Clinical Instructors indicated this was a valuable learning experience. Students commented that they developed a more detailed understanding of the role of interprofessional team members in patient care across various settings, and increased awareness of strategies which could be used to ensure that the patient’s perspective was considered when planning and implementing care. In addition, faculty feedback indicated that students were better prepared for an interprofessional experience in a later clinical course. What is a clinical nursing practice?Clinical practice is defined as a model of practice that involves those activities with and on behalf of clients, especially those activities completed in the client's presence and with the client's collaboration. These activities are informed by an ecologically based biopsychosocial assessment.
What is the focus of nursing practice?Nursing is a healthcare profession that focuses on the care of individuals and their families to help them recover from illness and maintain optimal health and quality of life. Nurses are distinct from other healthcare providers as they have a wide scope of practice and approach to medical care.
What are the 5 clinical expertise according to Benner explain each?As can be seen in the Table, Benner (1982, 1984) proposed that as learners attempt to develop competency, they move through five stages–Novice, Advanced beginner, Competent, Proficient and Expert. Proceeding from novice to expert is a circular, rather than linear process, not linear.
What is the importance of clinical practice?Clinical practice guidelines are “systematically developed statements to assist practitioner and patient decisions about appropriate health care for specific clinical circumstances.”1 They are intended to offer concise instructions on how to provide healthcare services.
What is the significance of clinical nursing?The primary aim of clinical nursing education is to enhance nursing students' comprehensive ability of skills application, knowledge understanding, humanistic care, and so on, thus to provide high-quality and safe nursing care to patients (O'Connor and Andrews, 2015).
What are the clinical nursing skills?Clinical nursing skills include the ability to adhere to hygiene standards, properly make a hospital bed, take a patient's blood pressure, and give an injection. Highlight these hard skills on your nursing resume to show your experience and capacity to fill the role.
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