Nursing 1060A/B Chapter Notes - Chapter 9: Patient Participation, Panic Attack, Time Management
20 Mar 2017
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Clinical care coordination includes decision making, priority setting, use of organizational skills and resources, time management, and evaluation. These skills are required as the nurse engages in the complex interactions collaboration, negotiation, conflict resolution, and delegation necessary to elicit the involvement of other people. You must value and practice patient centered care. Nurses often require to juggle priorities and respond to multiple demands on their time. It is important to refuse demands that are unreasonable. Evaluation. evaluation is an ongoing process that provides focus and direction for each phase of nursing care. Delegation. it is important to understand the delegation responsibilities in order to ensure the safety and quality of nursing care delievery. Delegation refers to the transferring of responsibility for the performanceof an activity or task while retaining accountability for the outcome. A few tips for nurses on appropriate delegation: assess the knowledge and skills of the delegate, match tasks to delegate"s skills, communicate clearly, listen attentively, provide feedback.
