NR 226_ Fundamentals - Patient Care Week 2 Concepts _Managing Patient Care, Chamberlain University College of Nursing.

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Managing Patient Care Managing Patient Care Prepare: Managing Patient Care Nursing Care Delivery Match the nursing care delivery system to its key characteristics. Patient Centered Care: ● Ada... pting care as the needs of an individual change. ● Taking time to assure the person understands new information about their health. ● Conveying respect for the individual’s health and lifestyle choices. Total Patient Care: ● RN responsible for all care in a shift. ● Requires a high degree of interprofessional collaboration. ● Frequently used to care for critically ill patients. Case Management: ● Links health services across all level of care. ● Clinicians focus on groups of patients with specific illnesses. ● Goal is to improve outcomes while reducing overall cost of care. Four Principles of the Healthcare Team (RAAA) Match the principle to the correct definition. Responsibility The obligation to act Autonomy The choice to act Authority The power to act Accountability The ownership of the act Five Rights of Delegation What are the five rights of delegation? Select all that apply. Right Circumstances Right Place Right Supervision/Evaluation Right Patient Right Time Right Task Right Person Right Direction/Communication Right Documentation Self-Check: Nursing Role Nursing Role The nurse whose work focuses on lowering the cost of care without compromising quality is working in which role? Community health Home care Rehabilitation nurse Case manager Self-Check: RAAARAAA For each situation indicate if the balance of responsibility, autonomy, authority, and are accountability is unequal by placing a check in the column associated with the factor that is out of balance. If the RAAA is balanced, place a check in the Balanced RAAA column. More than one factor may be affected in a situation. [Show More]

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