PPN 101 Week 4 Notes PDF

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Metaparadigm : area of interest or concur to a disciplin Perso ↳ - - Health framework that outlines fundamental concepts + *>Person Nursing Metaparadi gaEnvironment - the principle guiding nursing profession. hocial justici I ↳ wifer topatient receiving care estate that & has distinct social ea person is - unique physical psychosocial , , , spiritual , cultural I developmental characterstice -also ind patient family friends communitie + , , groups of people tenables to view than their medical muce patients as more history - Subject to dynamic changes time - in understanding ove r - Roy viewed the person as a biopsychosocial being in constant interaction in changing environment I E b 1. Health Esubjective person/community turn detun. by ea ⑤gou beyond the absence of discan/injury - ideal state of well being all person stime for > muses - aim to I health to achiev wellnes promote restor , prevent illness, I support patient optime -position of patient along the health illnes continum det health Environment Nightingale promoted ! environment conductive to - healing ↳ content in which musing care take place ⑦incl social cultural that health physical political I economic incumstance influence a person. , ,, , > all - interne external that impact the + factors patient + their familie , communities - the above Cenvironment) can impact a person health circumstance their recovery > nurses - should consider how the environment impact patient well-being & adapt their can care accordingly Nursing ! Battributes , characteristics , I actions of a nurse in relationship is a client & nature of care given > - where a partnership in client-familiar therapeutic + comfort caviy can occu knowledge - Skills & attitudes communitie , , eg. to give care to indiv , families , caregiver stinvin should act educator patients unique > muses - as advocate I to meet needs , , > - ability to show empathin & compassion in Vital too Calony in technical aspects T > - Watson : viewed using as caring flor Muse another ; going beyond boundaries of time , space I physicality Social Justice 1/ -" live chance of illness affects way people , , wish of premature death , > - life expectancy + health fails to improve in certain parts of world while they impro in others > - promoter fair equitable treatment for all patients ; addresses disparitie in health + ensur care people have acces health to resources for optimal Social justic Advocacy. crtd for right/dignity of patient > - Nume advocate person : ↳ addresser social determinants health such socioeconomic statur of as , ware , gender which can impact a patients health & access to c a r > - nursing providing : care that is culturally sensitive & inclusion ; advocating for systemic change that improv health outcome for marginalized population > - Loininger : person deserver culturally sensitive musing care ; understood health to be universal I divers & that visionment rict learned shared val of created within I norm specific lined in & culted geographic setting ① - ④ ① Determining clear , well-ventilated if environment of patient is a quiet for patient uncovery - altering environment if needed to achiev this ↳ 5 key reg wate -pur > - Jush air efficient drainage - > - Sanitation -light/direct serlight  ? Why nuing both is art + science ↳ science of nursing : -given essential focus + knowledge basin for prof nursing -person is & center of model Sie. Theory, evidence-informed knowledge , research , dirical guidelines > - Aut of nursing ↳ nurses ability to adapt persons needs by condentanding health throug patient por ↳ through caring , compassion , + therapeutic comm. Tempathy > - based in human interaction & relationship to emotional psychological needs patient - understanding + responding + of technical evidence-based aspects > - combines the , of health care in compassion empathetic , approach needed to car for patient holistically