Nurse Client Relationship Flashcards
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NANB mandate
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- NANB regulated RNs and NPS in NB to ensure the provision of safe, competent, and ethical care in the interest of the public
- NANB is responsible to protect the public by regulating members of the nursing profession in NB care
2
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4 components of accountability that outlines what RNs can or cannot do
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- legislation
- standards of practice
- employers policies
- individual competence
3
Q
practice standards of therapeutic nurse client relationship
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- episode of care
- planned, time limited, goal directed
- client needs
- client health and well being
- boundaries
- accountability
4
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components of therapeutic nurse client relationship
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- power
- trust
- respect
- professional intimacy
5
Q
power
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- unequal power
- form authority of own position in health care system, specialized knowledge, influence with others, access to info
6
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trust
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- trust is critical because client is in vulnerable position
- need to keep promises to patients
- difficult to re-establish
7
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respect
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- respect for dignity and worth of client
- nurse needs to know and understand culture and other aspects of patient
- being non-judgmental of client
- discover meaning behind certain client behaviours
8
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professional intimacy
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- activities RN performs for and with client which creates personal and private closeness on many levels
- can be physical, emotional, and spiritual elements
9
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warning signs of over involvement (12)
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- spending extra time with client
- changing assignment to care for specific client
- feelings others do not understand client
- disclosing personal problems to client
- dressing differently around client
- thinking about them a lot when away form work
- being defensive when someone questions relationship
- spending off duty time with them
- ignoring policies when working with them
- keeping secrets
- giving out personal info (phone number, email etc.)
- they only talk to one RN and no others
10
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giving and receiving gifts depends on…
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- the intent
- the appropriateness
- the monetary value
- impact on nurse-client relationship
- impact on other clients or RNs
11
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social media
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- central concern is patient confidentiality and privacy
12
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social media challenges
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- ethical
- permanence of info
- reputation damage
- professionalisms and organizational credibility