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Nursesareresponsibleforprovidingsafeandcost-effectivecaretoclientsandhelpingthemtoattainor maintain their independence. Nurses should develop an individualized care plan for each client, considering their needs andgoals.Thecareplandevelopmentmustbeincollaborationwiththeclient and family/caregiver. The involvement of clientsandtheirfamiliesintheplanninganddevelopmentof healthcare serviceshasbeenshowntoimproveclienthealthandqualityoflife.The careplans should incorporateevidence-basedresearchfrommedicalliteratureandotherresources.Inadditiontostarting the care plan for each client, nurses shouldalsoevaluateandrevisetheplanastheclient'scondition progresses.Whentheclientisreadytobedischargedfromthehospital,nursesshouldensurethatthe client has all the necessary information on discharge procedures, such as medication instructions, follow-up visits, and any future tests. Nursing embodies a multifaceted role encompassingvariousresponsibilitiesthatarebothdiverseand intricate. A nurse's duties are adaptable, requiring a range of roles dependingonthesituation.These encompass coordinator, communicator, educator, counselor, manager, leader, team player, motivator, delegator, critical thinker, innovator, researcher, and advocate. Case Management CaseManagers arenursesthatspecializein carecoordinationandorganizeclientcare ,collaborating with healthcare providers to ensure that clients receive the services they need in a timely and cost-effective manner. Case managers also advise clients, ensuring they have accesstoallnecessary resources toimprovetheirhealth.Thecasemanagerutilizesthe criticalpathway approachtoprovide safe and cost-effective individual care to each client. Critical pathways are management plans that display goals for clients and provide the sequence and timing of actions necessary to achieve these goals with optimal efficiency. This approach is also called clinical pathways , anticipated recovery pathways, or clinical maps. The primary tasks of the casemanager areto review appropriateclinicalreferrals,reviewtheclient's situation, determine the most cost-effective option, communicate with the client's doctor,establisha financialclearance,trackthefacilitiesandresourcesusedbytheclient,developatimelyplantomonitor and discharge the client, free up the acute care beds, and provide individualized care. Nursing Models Below are the 4 standard nursing models used in today's healthcare environment. Each model is tailoredtomeettheneedsoftheindividualclientandthepopulationreceivingcare.Nursescantakea holistic approach toprovidingcarethroughthesenursingmodelswhileensuringclientsafetyandcost containment. 1. Primary Nursing : A relationship-based practice where the Registered Nurse (RN) actively provides total client care. This approach is very labor-intensive and requires an appropriate amount of nurses.
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