Session 5: Clinical Judgement + Nursing Process Flashcards
What are the 3 components of EBP?
- Best research evidence
- Patient values
- Clinical expertise
The ____________ is a 5 step clinical decision making approach that focuses on patients specific needs.
Nursing Process
The nursing process format is specific to nursing, but allows for ______ in all clinical settings.
Flexibility
Learn the nursing process steps as _____, but use them ______.
Linear, dynamic
Gather and analyze data
Assessment
Make a judgement - identify the patient response to health response
Nursing Diagnosis
Create a POC — includes setting goals/ expected outcomes, selecting interventions
Plan
Carry out the plan/ POC
Implementation
Evaluate patient response
Evaluation
— Deliberate & systematic collection of info
— Two steps – collect data / interpret & validate
— From the patient (primary source)
o Interview, observation, physical exam
— From other sources (secondary)
o Family, other HC professionals, medical record
Assessment
- Review info collected
- Classifies health problems within the domain of nursing — addresses pts response to their medical condition
- Medical vs Nursing
- Collaborative Problem
- NANDA
Diagnosis/ Problem
- Setting priorities
- Severity / importance
- Identifying goals & expected outcomes
o Pt centered, long/short term
o Goals – broad / expected outcomes specific &
measureable - Selecting nursing interventions
Planning
- Interventions to achieve the goal(s)
o Direct / indirect
o Practice guidelines and Standards of Care
Implementation
- Have the goals been met?
- Evidence of expected outcomes?
- Ongoing
- Revision needed? Discontinue?
- Document
Evaluation
Four Components
- noticing
- interpreting
- responding
- reflecting
Tanner Model of Clinical Judgement
- Focused Observation
- Recognize Deviations from Expected Patterns
- Seeking Information — What additional information is
needed?
Effective Noticing
- Prioritizing Data
- Identify the MOST RELEVANT and the MOST
IMPORTANT data - Making Sense of Data
- Make sense of complex, conflicting, or confusing
data - Make sense of patterns
- Use nursing knowledge and Intuition
- Identify the MOST RELEVANT and the MOST
Effective Interpretation
- Examine ideas / inferences about patient problems• What information is needed to narrow down these possibilities – rule them “in” or “out”
Effective interpretation
ID Problems and Determine what the nursing
considerations should be included.
• What are the client needs?
• What are the priorities?
• What is relevant and what is not?
Effective Interpretation
- calm, confident manner
- clear communication
- good planning
- competent clinical skills
Effective responding
- evaluation
- self-analysis
- commitment to improving
Effective reflecting