Chapter 8 Flashcards

1
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serves as a plan enacted by congress to cut costs related to Medicare remimbursement

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Diagnosis related groups

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2
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when a nurse is trained in several specialties so that when needs arise more nurses are able to go help

A

cross training

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3
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two major issues in the forefront of health care:

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cost containment & access to care

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4
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the hierarchy of authority and responsibility in an organization

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chain of command

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5
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a collection of individual agents who are free to act in ways not totally predictable and whose actions are interconnected so that one action changes the context for other agents or units

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complex adaptive systems

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6
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This model of care is used in the US most frequently in hospitals & long term care facilities. Nursing staff is divided into teams and total patient care is provided to a group of patients who might be grouped according to their diagnoses

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Team nursing

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7
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First model of patient care delivery. The RN has responsibility for all aspects of care of the patient.

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Total patient care

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8
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Care model that relies on clinical pathways to evaluate care.

A

case management

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9
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The expected outcomes and interventions that the collaborative practice team establishes

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Clinical pathway

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10
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Several roles of nurses include:

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pratitioner, caregiver, advocate, educator, leader, manager, collaborator & researcher

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11
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The role being fulfilled when the nurse provides interventionsn to meet physical, psychosocial, spiritual & environmental needs of clients & families

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caregiver

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12
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The role being fulfilled when the nurse pleads the cause for clients’ rights

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advocate

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13
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The role being fulfilled when the nurse direct the work of professionals and nonprofessionals to achieve expected outcomes of care (Involves delegation)

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Manager

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14
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The 5 rights of delegation:

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Task, circumstances, person, direction/communication, supervision

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15
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A contractual agreement in which authority and responsibility for a task are transferred by the person who is accountable for the task to another person

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Delegation

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16
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The primary nurse’s role in an interdisciplinary healthcare team is to:

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assess the need for consultations & identify expected outcomes of consultation, & the need for revising care as client needs change

17
Q

The purpose of collaboration is to achieve:

A

high quality patient care and patient satisfaction

18
Q

The lowest level of collaboration

A

information exchange/communication between client & professionals

19
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The mid level of collaboration

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consultation/coordination of care

20
Q

The highest level of collaboration

A

referral/co-management

21
Q

structured organizational process that involves personnel in planning and implementing the coninuous flow of improvements in the provision of health care that meets or exceeds expectation

A

continuous quality improvement

22
Q

___ & ____ are key elements of quality improvement programs

A

collaboration; evidence-based practice

23
Q

The ___ can refer a client to hospice, a community resource, or support group

A

nurse