The Role of Nursing Fundamentals in Shaping Future Healthcare Leaders
Fundamental Principles:
1. Holistic care: Consider physical, emotional, spiritual, and social aspects.
2. Patient-centered care: Focus on individual needs and preferences.
3. Evidence-based practice: Use current research and best practices.
4. Safety: Prioritize patient and staff safety.
5. Communication: Effective communication with patients, families, and healthcare teams.
6. Collaboration: Work with interdisciplinary teams.
7. Respect: Promote dignity, autonomy, and cultural sensitivity.
8. Empathy: Provide compassionate care.
Nursing Process:
1. Assessment: Collect data on patient's health status.
2. Diagnosis: Identify patient's health problems.
3. Planning: Develop individualized care plans.
4. Implementation: Deliver care according to plan.
5. Evaluation: Monitor patient's progress and adjust plan.
Nursing Skills:
1. Vital signs measurement
2. Medication administration
3. Wound care
4. Infection control
5. Patient education
6. Communication
7. Documentation
8. Time management
Nursing Theories:
1. Florence Nightingale's Environmental Theory
2. Virginia Henderson's Need Theory
3. Dorothea Orem's Self-Care Deficit Theory
4. Jean Watson's Theory of Human Caring
5. Betty Neuman's Systems Model
Nursing Ethics:
1. Autonomy
2. Beneficence
3. Non-maleficence
4. Justice
5. Confidentiality
6. Informed consent
Nursing Specialties:
1. Medical-Surgical Nursing
2. Pediatric Nursing
3. Maternal-Child Nursing
4. Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing
5. Critical Care Nursing
6. Oncology Nursing
7. Gerontological Nursing
8. Community Health Nursing
Key Nursing Concepts:
1. Health promotion
2. Disease prevention
3. Health restoration
4. Health maintenance
5. Palliative care
6. End-of-life care
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