Exam 3 (comp) Flashcards
delivery systems- 4 elements
clinical dm
work allocation
comm
management
del. systems- clinical dm
is there shared gov?
prof. practice exist?- Yes if there is control abt decisions
del. systms- work allocation
based on acuity lvl
what floor pt goes to
and indivi. nurse assignments
del systems- management
monitoring and eval, quality control
del systems- comm
chain of command
factors when choosing care del. system
skill/expertise of staff (scope of practice)
availability of RNs
economic resources
acuity of pts
complexity of tasks
case method
funnel (charge- nursing staff- pts)
total pt care
began when rich ppl had private nurses
one nurse assumes TOTAL responsibility for <3 ppl
ex. home health, iCU, community
case method- advantages v disadvantages
advantages-
unfragmented, inc pt satisfaction (client focused)
nurses have inc autonomy
disadv-
COSTLY
dec efficiency (takes inc coord)
poor pt care if wrkld high
learning curve for inexperienced RNs
functional nursing
‘divide and conquer’- scientific mngmnt (charge, RN, LPN, CNA- unit of pts)
task oriented- “care through others”
emphasis on efficiency
unskilled wrks become proficient w/ repitition
nurse is not responsible for total care
functional nursing- advantages v disadv
advantages-
efficient/effective (most wrk in least amnt time)
train wrks (less cost, less RNs)
disadvantages-
fragmented care
diff. to assess pt progress
dec accountability and responsibility
dec job satisfaction
team nursing
waterfall (charge, team leader, nursing staff, pt)
(similar to functional)
goal- dec fragmentation of care
provide pt centered care
democratic leadership works best
teams NO more than 5 members
team nursing- leader role
assign each member a pt or specific respons.
team nursing- adva and disadv
advantages-
inc pt satifs.
dm at lwr levels
*each member participates in dm process
INC COMMUNICATION
disadvantages-
inc time
poor leadership/implementation
primary nursing
desire for INC AUTONOMY= decentralization
1st formal professional model (can only access pt through nurse)
primary nurse for 24hr TOTAL pt care from admin to dc
(prefer BSN)
delegates to others when not working
*not used in acute care
primary nursing- advantages and disadv
advantages-
inc RN autonomy
continuity of care
psychosoci needs met
inc trust/communication
disadvantages
costly (all RNs)
burnout (total accountability)
trouble if RN shortage
client-focused care
Unit-based
organize care around pt needs
RN, LPNS, CNA, unit clerks and unit manager
pts dispersed in hospital based on care requirements v same dx
supplies brought to the pt
client focused care- principles
based on principles of primary nursing and case mngmnt
staff must be cross trained
caregivers @ bedside reduced but responsiblities are INC
client-focused care- advant and disadva
advantages-
inc pt satisf
service/waiting times dec
cost effective
disadv-
fewer # RNs
inc responsiblity for caregivers
role confusion
differentiated nursing practice
maximized nursing resources
3 components
education
experience
competence
2 models
differentiated nursing practice education model
role differentiation based on education
ADN- direct pt care
BSN- admin to dc, coord care and client ed
MSN- case mngmnt, collab w/ disciplines
differentiated nursing practice competency model
based on ANA standards and
Brenner’s 5 lvls of practice
*lvls do not transfer btw floors
novice- no experience
advanced beginner- some exper, performs effectively
proficient- perfor guided by standards
expert- intuitive understanding
differentiated nursing practice- adv v disadv
advantages-
dec cost, inc efficiency
best use of resources
disadv-
nurse is a nurse mentality
inc use of UAP
case management- 2 core components
coord of care
management of risk
case mngmnt- goal
assessing, planning, facilitation and advocacy
goal- promote quality, cost-effective outcomes
interdisc, involves the pt, uses critical pathways