Interdisciplinary Teams Flashcards

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Collaboration and Teamwork

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The development of partnerships to achieve the best possible outcomes that reflect the particular needs of the patient, family, or community, requires an understanding of what others have to offer.

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2
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Negative Collaboration

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Bullying
Nurses leaving Profession
Poor retention
Negative effects on quality of patient care
Safety issues
Unresolved Conflict

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3
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Poor Collaboration

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Good retention
Job satisfaction
Quality of patient care and safety

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4
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Nurses Roles

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Patient advocate
Care coordinator
Sharing decision making with other members of the team
Understanding roles of other team members

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5
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Who is not a part of the healthcare team?

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Housekeeping
Secretary
not directly involved with pt care
can sign as witnesses for DNR

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6
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Interdisciplinary Teams

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Case Manager
Certified nurse aide
Dietician
Occupational Therapist
Pastoral care
Pharmacist
Physical Therapist
Physician
Respiratory Therapist
Social Worker
Speech Therapist

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7
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Rapid Response Teams

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Leader assigns roles
Positioning around the pt
remove all equipment

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8
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Rapid Response Team

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RN
ICU NURSE
RT
Pharmacy
SWAT nurse
Unit Secrtary to clear unneeded people

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9
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Delegation

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An essential component of the management of nursing units

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10
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When nurses delegate nursing tasks to non-nurses, the RNs are always

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legally responsible for supervising that person to ensure that the care given meets the standards of care

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The power to delegate is restricted to

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licensed or governed by statutory practice act

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12
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Keys for delegation

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clear communication
Assess stabile clients
staff availability
legalities in the nurse practice act
job description and competency
educate staff members

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5 Right of delegating

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person
task
circumstance
direction
supervision

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14
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NCLEX Keys for Delegation

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skill level
job description
patient status

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15
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LVNs Can’t do

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admission/initial assessment
IV Push meds
write nursing dx
most teaching only reteach basics
complex skills
clients with acute conditions
unstable clients

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16
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UAP/CNA NCLEX Delegations

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Know UAP Competency
Look for the lowest level of skill required for the task
Look for the most uncomplicated task
Look for the most stable client
Look for a client with a chronic illness

17
Q

RN CAN’T DELEGATE THESE TASKS

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admission assessment
IV meds
blood products
care plan
teaching
unstable clients
acute diseases

18
Q

LPNs can do what

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VS
Uncomplicated skills
stable clients
chronic
oral and IM meds

19
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UAP can do

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feeding
basic hygiene
basic skills
stable clients
chronic
ambulation

20
Q

Prioritization

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Airway
Breathing
Circulation

21
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Maslow’s Hierarchy

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Basic needs before higher needs

22
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Highest Priorities

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ABC
Safety
Change in LOC
Infection
LABS (heart and lung)

23
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How does the team approach affect patient outcomes?

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safety

24
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What can prevent collaboration within the healthcare team? How can these be deterred?

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poor teamwork
incivility