NCLEX-PN

Chapter 1: Safe & E ective Care Environment (Coordinated Care) Overview In the first chapter of our NCLEX-PN study guide, we will explore the world of client care with a focus on safety and efficacy. We will discuss the art of harmonizing client well-being and effective treatment which entails skillful care management, and orchestrating treatment procedures that prioritize the clients' welfare and the dedicated healthcare staff. Moreover, the mastery of infection control practices forms a cornerstone for cultivating a secure and health-conscious care environment. As you prepare for the NCLEX-PN exam, it is important to know that approximately 18-24% of the questions revolve around the vital theme of Management of Care. Learning Objectives 1.​ Identify and explain the key elements of effective client care, including safety and efficacy measures. 2.​ Evaluate and apply strategies for harmonizing client well-being and effective treatment in various healthcare settings. 3.​ Understand the role of care management in prioritizing client welfare and fostering collaboration among healthcare providers. 4.​ Demonstrate proficiency in infection control practices and their importance in creating a secure and health-conscious care environment. A. Coordinated Care In the field of nursing, coordinated care refers to the process of organizing and collaborating with all members of the healthcare team to provide safe and effective care for clients. This involves ensuring that all actions taken by the healthcare team align with the client's needs and preferences. Care coordination aims to improve client outcomes by promoting communication and collaboration among healthcare professionals, ultimately leading to a more efficient and streamlined healthcare experience for clients. Nurses play a crucial role in facilitating care coordination, acting as a central point of contact and advocate for clients throughout their healthcare journey. Navigating the Landscape of Nursing Care Management Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) have many responsibilities, duties, and tasks. These are based solely on their scope of practice and level of competency. While there is some overlap in roles and responsibilities, each role is a distinct entity and they may also collaborate with other members of the healthcare team to ensure that clients are receiving the necessary services and resources. Let’s discuss these roles in further detail. At the end of this chapter, you should be able to :

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