問題一覧
1
3 categories / types of nursing Interventions
(freeman and heinrich, 1981)
___________ interventions – actions that
the nurse performs on behalf of the family
when it is unable to do things for itself.
Ex: providing direct nursing care to a sick
member of the family
SUPPLEMENTAL
2
3 categories / types of nursing Interventions
(freeman and heinrich, 1981)
_________ interventions – actions that
remove barriers to appropriate health
action.
Ex: assisting the family to avail of maternal
and childcare services
FACILITATE
3
3 categories / types of nursing Interventions
(freeman and heinrich, 1981)
__________ interventions – aim to
improve the capacity of the family to provide
for its own health need.
DEVELOPMENTAL
4
Categories of intervention
_______ - tending or serving to promote
measures promotive of good health
PROMOTIVE
5
Categories of intervention
________ - a medicine or other treatment
designed to stop disease or ill health from
occurring
PREVENTIVE
6
Categories of intervention
______ - remedy
CURATIVE
7
Categories of intervention
________ - health care services that
help you keep, get back, or improve skills
and functioning for daily living that have
been lost or impaired because you were
sick, hurt, or disabled. These services may
include physical, and occupational therapy,
speech language pathology , and
psychiatric rehabilitation services in a
variety of inpatient and/or outpatient
settings.
REHABILITATIVE
8
Types of Evaluation: (Maurer and Smith, 2009)
_________ Evaluation - Judgment made
about effectiveness of nursing interventions,
Ongoing and continuing, and Results guide
the nurse and family in updating plans
FORMATIVE
9
Types of Evaluation: (Maurer and Smith, 2009)
________ Evaluation - Determining the
end results of family nursing care and
usually involves measuring outcomes or the
degree to which goals have been achieved
SUMMATIVE
10
Aspects of evaluation that are useful In family
health care
_________ - the determination of whether
goals, and objective were attained. It
answers the questions:
“Did we produce the expected results?”
“Did we attain our objectives?”
EFFECTIVENESS
11
Aspects of evaluation that are useful In family
health care
________ - the suitability of the goals
/ objectives and interventions to the
identified family health needs. It answers
the question :
“Are our goals/objectives and interventions
correct in relation to the family health needs
we intend to address”
APPROPRIATENESS
12
Aspects of evaluation that are useful In family
health care
_________ - the degree of sufficient of
goals/objectives and interventions in
attaining the desired change in the family. It
answers the question:
“Were out interventions enough to bring the
desired change in the family?”
ADEQUACY
13
Aspects of evaluation that are useful In family
health care
_________ - the relationship of resources
used to attain the desired outcomes. It
answers the question:
“Are the outcomes of family nursing care
worth the nurse’s time, effort and other resources?
EFFICIENCY
14
Types of family–nurse contact
- May take place in a private clinic, health
center, barangay center or in a mobile clinic.
- Major advantage is the fact that a family
member takes the initiative of visiting the
professional health worker indicating the
family’s willingness to take part in the health
care process
CLINIC VISIT
15
Types of family–nurse contact
Provides an opportunity for initial contact
between the nurse and target families.
Example is a conference of mothers in the
community. It may take place at a clinic,
health facility or in a social hall in the
community. This type of family – nurse
contact is appropriate for developing
cooperation, leadership, self-reliance,
community awareness among group
members. However, attendance in group
conference is affected by motivation and
availability of the target family members
GROUP CONFERENCE
16
Types of family–nurse contact
If resources are possible, telephone
conference via landline or cell phone
provides easy access between the nurse
and the family. Telephone conference
maybe effective, efficient, and appropriate if
the objective is immediate access to data
and there are problems of distance or travel
time.
TELEPHONE CONFERENCE
17
Types of family–nurse contact
Less time-consuming option for the nurse in
instances that there are priority families
needed follow-up. This type of family –nurse
contact is usually used to give specific
information to families. Example is
instruction given to parents through their
children. One problem with this is there is
no assurance that the information is
received by the intended recipient.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATION
18
Types of family–nurse contact
This can also be a school conference. This
provides the opportunity to work with the
family and school authorities on how to
determine the degree of vulnerability of
children and adolescents to health risks,
hazards, or adjustment problems. This also
offers the chance to workout interventions
needed.
SCHOOL VISIT
19
Types of family–nurse contact
Is done when the nurse and the family need
to make an accurate assessment of health
risk or hazards in the workplace, and work
with the employer or supervisor on what can
be done to improve on provisions for health
workers and safety of workers.
INDUSTRIAL PLANT
20
Types of family–nurse contact
Professional and purposeful interaction that
takes place in the residence of the family. It
is one where instead of the family going to
the nurse, it is the nurse going to the family.
HOME VISIT
21
Phases of home visit:
________ PHASE – nurse contacts family,
determine family’s willingness for a home
visit, and sets an appointment
PRE VISIT
22
Phases of home visit:
________ PHASE – begins as soon the nurse
seeks permission to enter the house and
ends when the nurse leaves the family’s
home
IN HOME
23
Three phases of in-home:
_______ – upon entering the room, the nurse
acknowledges the family member/s with a
greeting and introduces and the agency the
nurse represents. To establish rapport, the
nurse initiates a short social conversation.
Then state the purpose of the visit and the
source of information.
INITIATION
24
Three phases of in-home:
___________ - it involves the application
of the nursing process:Assessment,
provision of direct nursing care as needed
and evaluation.
IMPLEMENTATION
25
Three phases of in-home:
_________ - this consists of summarizing
with the family the events during the home
visit and setting a subsequent home visit or
another form of family nurse contact such
as clinic visit. This is also the time for record
findings, such as vital signs of family
members and body weight.
TERMINATION
26
Phases of home visit:
_______ PHASE – takes place when the
nurse has returned to the health facility and
odes the documentation of the visit.
POST VISIT
27
Types of Records
____________ records - This is found to be time saving, economical and it is helpful to review the total history of an
individual and evaluate the progress of a
long period.
CUMULATIVE
28
Types of Records
_________ records - These are records which
relate to members of family, should be
placed in a single-family folder, gives the
picture of the total services and helps to
give effective, economic service to the
family as a whole, and separate record
forms maybe needed for different types of
service such as TB, maternity etc. All such
individual records which relate to members
of one family should be placed in a
single-family folder
FAMILY
29
Types of Reports
________ REPROTS are given when the information is for immediate use and not for
permanency
- E.g., it is made by the nurse who is
assigned to patient care, to another nurse
who is planning to relieve her
ORAL
30
Types of Reports
__________ REPORTS - are to be written when the information to be used by several
personnel, which is more or less of
permanent value,
- E.g. Day and night reports, census, interdepartmental reports, needed according to situation , events and conditions
WRITTEN
31
Relation of Records and Report
- Record and report are mutually
interdependent
- can be prepared based on record
- Similarly, it can be presented as record
- is always in the written form from
while report can be oral as well
- especially oral, can be forgotten while record can be preserved for a long time
- Despite being literally different , record and
report are synonymous and interrelated,
also they are the essential and important
component of community health,
management and nursing
REPORT
32
Relation of Records and Report
- are the information kept in the
health unit on the work of the unit, on the
health conditions in the community, on the
individual patients as well as information on
administrative matters: staff, equipment etc.
RECORDS
33
__________ is defined as “when multiple health workers from different professional backgrounds work together
with patients, families, carers (caregivers),
and communities to deliver the highest
quality of care”
INTERPROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION
34
InterProfessional Care in the Community
Municipal health physician
Nurses
Midwife
Sanitary inspector
BHW
RURAL HEALTH UNIT
35
InterProfessional Care in the Community
are institutional units whose fiscal, legislative and executive authority extends over the smallest geographical areas distinguished for
administrative and political purposes.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT
36
InterProfessional Care in the Community
- A government or state agency is a
permanent or semi-permanent organization
in the machinery of government that is
responsible for the oversight and
administration of specific functions such as
an intelligence agency…
- The autonomy, independence and
accountability of government agency
GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION
37
InterProfessional Care in the Community
- Is any non- profit, voluntary citizens’ group
which is organized on a local, national or
international level.
- It is estimated that there are as many as
60,000 registered ____’s in the Philippines
today.
- This number includes all nonprofit
organizations, including about 10,000 that
are listed as People’s Organizations (POs)
- People’s organizations are also referred to
as grassroots organizations or
community-base
NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION
38
- The Philippines Department Of Social
Welfare And Development (Filipino:
Kagawad Ng Kagalingan At Pagpapaunlad
Panlipunan, Abbreviated as DSWD) is the
executive department of the philippine
government responsible for the protection of
the social welfare of rights of filipinos and to
promote social development.
DSWD
39
abbreviated as NNC, is an agency of the Philippine government under the Department of Health responsible for creating a conducive policy environment for national and local nutrition planning, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation, and surveillance using state-of
the art technology and approaches.
NUTRITION COUNCIL
40
Classification of Other Health Facilities
Category __: ____________
- First contact health care facility that offers
basic services including emergency
services and provision for normal deliveries.
A PRIMARY CARE FACILITY
41
Classification of Other Health Facilities
Category __: ______________
- A health facility that provides long term
health care including basic services like
food and shelter, to patients with chronic
conditions requiring ongoing health and
nursing care due to impairment and reduced
degree of independence in activities
B CUSTODIAL CARE FACILITY
42
Classification of Other Health Facilities
Category __: _________/ _________
- A facility for the examination of the human
body for the diagnosis and treatment of
disease. This category is further classified
into:
Laboratory facility
HIV testing facility
Blood service facility
Drug testing facility
Newborn screening facility
Laboratory for drinking water
C DIAGNOSTIC FACILITY
43
Classification of Other Health Facilities
Category __: _______________
- A facility that performs highly specialized
procedures on outpatient basis
D SPECIALIZED OUTPATIENT FACILITY
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LABORATORY 3
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NCM 114 Care of the older person (Module 2)
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24問 • 7ヶ月前問題一覧
1
3 categories / types of nursing Interventions
(freeman and heinrich, 1981)
___________ interventions – actions that
the nurse performs on behalf of the family
when it is unable to do things for itself.
Ex: providing direct nursing care to a sick
member of the family
SUPPLEMENTAL
2
3 categories / types of nursing Interventions
(freeman and heinrich, 1981)
_________ interventions – actions that
remove barriers to appropriate health
action.
Ex: assisting the family to avail of maternal
and childcare services
FACILITATE
3
3 categories / types of nursing Interventions
(freeman and heinrich, 1981)
__________ interventions – aim to
improve the capacity of the family to provide
for its own health need.
DEVELOPMENTAL
4
Categories of intervention
_______ - tending or serving to promote
measures promotive of good health
PROMOTIVE
5
Categories of intervention
________ - a medicine or other treatment
designed to stop disease or ill health from
occurring
PREVENTIVE
6
Categories of intervention
______ - remedy
CURATIVE
7
Categories of intervention
________ - health care services that
help you keep, get back, or improve skills
and functioning for daily living that have
been lost or impaired because you were
sick, hurt, or disabled. These services may
include physical, and occupational therapy,
speech language pathology , and
psychiatric rehabilitation services in a
variety of inpatient and/or outpatient
settings.
REHABILITATIVE
8
Types of Evaluation: (Maurer and Smith, 2009)
_________ Evaluation - Judgment made
about effectiveness of nursing interventions,
Ongoing and continuing, and Results guide
the nurse and family in updating plans
FORMATIVE
9
Types of Evaluation: (Maurer and Smith, 2009)
________ Evaluation - Determining the
end results of family nursing care and
usually involves measuring outcomes or the
degree to which goals have been achieved
SUMMATIVE
10
Aspects of evaluation that are useful In family
health care
_________ - the determination of whether
goals, and objective were attained. It
answers the questions:
“Did we produce the expected results?”
“Did we attain our objectives?”
EFFECTIVENESS
11
Aspects of evaluation that are useful In family
health care
________ - the suitability of the goals
/ objectives and interventions to the
identified family health needs. It answers
the question :
“Are our goals/objectives and interventions
correct in relation to the family health needs
we intend to address”
APPROPRIATENESS
12
Aspects of evaluation that are useful In family
health care
_________ - the degree of sufficient of
goals/objectives and interventions in
attaining the desired change in the family. It
answers the question:
“Were out interventions enough to bring the
desired change in the family?”
ADEQUACY
13
Aspects of evaluation that are useful In family
health care
_________ - the relationship of resources
used to attain the desired outcomes. It
answers the question:
“Are the outcomes of family nursing care
worth the nurse’s time, effort and other resources?
EFFICIENCY
14
Types of family–nurse contact
- May take place in a private clinic, health
center, barangay center or in a mobile clinic.
- Major advantage is the fact that a family
member takes the initiative of visiting the
professional health worker indicating the
family’s willingness to take part in the health
care process
CLINIC VISIT
15
Types of family–nurse contact
Provides an opportunity for initial contact
between the nurse and target families.
Example is a conference of mothers in the
community. It may take place at a clinic,
health facility or in a social hall in the
community. This type of family – nurse
contact is appropriate for developing
cooperation, leadership, self-reliance,
community awareness among group
members. However, attendance in group
conference is affected by motivation and
availability of the target family members
GROUP CONFERENCE
16
Types of family–nurse contact
If resources are possible, telephone
conference via landline or cell phone
provides easy access between the nurse
and the family. Telephone conference
maybe effective, efficient, and appropriate if
the objective is immediate access to data
and there are problems of distance or travel
time.
TELEPHONE CONFERENCE
17
Types of family–nurse contact
Less time-consuming option for the nurse in
instances that there are priority families
needed follow-up. This type of family –nurse
contact is usually used to give specific
information to families. Example is
instruction given to parents through their
children. One problem with this is there is
no assurance that the information is
received by the intended recipient.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATION
18
Types of family–nurse contact
This can also be a school conference. This
provides the opportunity to work with the
family and school authorities on how to
determine the degree of vulnerability of
children and adolescents to health risks,
hazards, or adjustment problems. This also
offers the chance to workout interventions
needed.
SCHOOL VISIT
19
Types of family–nurse contact
Is done when the nurse and the family need
to make an accurate assessment of health
risk or hazards in the workplace, and work
with the employer or supervisor on what can
be done to improve on provisions for health
workers and safety of workers.
INDUSTRIAL PLANT
20
Types of family–nurse contact
Professional and purposeful interaction that
takes place in the residence of the family. It
is one where instead of the family going to
the nurse, it is the nurse going to the family.
HOME VISIT
21
Phases of home visit:
________ PHASE – nurse contacts family,
determine family’s willingness for a home
visit, and sets an appointment
PRE VISIT
22
Phases of home visit:
________ PHASE – begins as soon the nurse
seeks permission to enter the house and
ends when the nurse leaves the family’s
home
IN HOME
23
Three phases of in-home:
_______ – upon entering the room, the nurse
acknowledges the family member/s with a
greeting and introduces and the agency the
nurse represents. To establish rapport, the
nurse initiates a short social conversation.
Then state the purpose of the visit and the
source of information.
INITIATION
24
Three phases of in-home:
___________ - it involves the application
of the nursing process:Assessment,
provision of direct nursing care as needed
and evaluation.
IMPLEMENTATION
25
Three phases of in-home:
_________ - this consists of summarizing
with the family the events during the home
visit and setting a subsequent home visit or
another form of family nurse contact such
as clinic visit. This is also the time for record
findings, such as vital signs of family
members and body weight.
TERMINATION
26
Phases of home visit:
_______ PHASE – takes place when the
nurse has returned to the health facility and
odes the documentation of the visit.
POST VISIT
27
Types of Records
____________ records - This is found to be time saving, economical and it is helpful to review the total history of an
individual and evaluate the progress of a
long period.
CUMULATIVE
28
Types of Records
_________ records - These are records which
relate to members of family, should be
placed in a single-family folder, gives the
picture of the total services and helps to
give effective, economic service to the
family as a whole, and separate record
forms maybe needed for different types of
service such as TB, maternity etc. All such
individual records which relate to members
of one family should be placed in a
single-family folder
FAMILY
29
Types of Reports
________ REPROTS are given when the information is for immediate use and not for
permanency
- E.g., it is made by the nurse who is
assigned to patient care, to another nurse
who is planning to relieve her
ORAL
30
Types of Reports
__________ REPORTS - are to be written when the information to be used by several
personnel, which is more or less of
permanent value,
- E.g. Day and night reports, census, interdepartmental reports, needed according to situation , events and conditions
WRITTEN
31
Relation of Records and Report
- Record and report are mutually
interdependent
- can be prepared based on record
- Similarly, it can be presented as record
- is always in the written form from
while report can be oral as well
- especially oral, can be forgotten while record can be preserved for a long time
- Despite being literally different , record and
report are synonymous and interrelated,
also they are the essential and important
component of community health,
management and nursing
REPORT
32
Relation of Records and Report
- are the information kept in the
health unit on the work of the unit, on the
health conditions in the community, on the
individual patients as well as information on
administrative matters: staff, equipment etc.
RECORDS
33
__________ is defined as “when multiple health workers from different professional backgrounds work together
with patients, families, carers (caregivers),
and communities to deliver the highest
quality of care”
INTERPROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION
34
InterProfessional Care in the Community
Municipal health physician
Nurses
Midwife
Sanitary inspector
BHW
RURAL HEALTH UNIT
35
InterProfessional Care in the Community
are institutional units whose fiscal, legislative and executive authority extends over the smallest geographical areas distinguished for
administrative and political purposes.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT
36
InterProfessional Care in the Community
- A government or state agency is a
permanent or semi-permanent organization
in the machinery of government that is
responsible for the oversight and
administration of specific functions such as
an intelligence agency…
- The autonomy, independence and
accountability of government agency
GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION
37
InterProfessional Care in the Community
- Is any non- profit, voluntary citizens’ group
which is organized on a local, national or
international level.
- It is estimated that there are as many as
60,000 registered ____’s in the Philippines
today.
- This number includes all nonprofit
organizations, including about 10,000 that
are listed as People’s Organizations (POs)
- People’s organizations are also referred to
as grassroots organizations or
community-base
NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION
38
- The Philippines Department Of Social
Welfare And Development (Filipino:
Kagawad Ng Kagalingan At Pagpapaunlad
Panlipunan, Abbreviated as DSWD) is the
executive department of the philippine
government responsible for the protection of
the social welfare of rights of filipinos and to
promote social development.
DSWD
39
abbreviated as NNC, is an agency of the Philippine government under the Department of Health responsible for creating a conducive policy environment for national and local nutrition planning, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation, and surveillance using state-of
the art technology and approaches.
NUTRITION COUNCIL
40
Classification of Other Health Facilities
Category __: ____________
- First contact health care facility that offers
basic services including emergency
services and provision for normal deliveries.
A PRIMARY CARE FACILITY
41
Classification of Other Health Facilities
Category __: ______________
- A health facility that provides long term
health care including basic services like
food and shelter, to patients with chronic
conditions requiring ongoing health and
nursing care due to impairment and reduced
degree of independence in activities
B CUSTODIAL CARE FACILITY
42
Classification of Other Health Facilities
Category __: _________/ _________
- A facility for the examination of the human
body for the diagnosis and treatment of
disease. This category is further classified
into:
Laboratory facility
HIV testing facility
Blood service facility
Drug testing facility
Newborn screening facility
Laboratory for drinking water
C DIAGNOSTIC FACILITY
43
Classification of Other Health Facilities
Category __: _______________
- A facility that performs highly specialized
procedures on outpatient basis
D SPECIALIZED OUTPATIENT FACILITY