Reading review for Ian Peate Assessing needs

Read Right Worksheet

Stage One:  Read the title. Does it appear to be relevant to the topic you are studying? 

 

Yes, looks at the theories, using care plans and the nursing process.

Note title and authors here, plus all the details needed for referencing.

Fundamentals of

Assessment and Care Planning for Nurses

Ian Peate

First edition 2020

John Wiley & Sons Ltd

 

 

Stage Two: ‘Top and tail’ the chapter, article, paper or section which you decide meets your needs.

Chapter 4 The nursing process

 

Note here what it is generally about.

 

 

 

Stage Three:  How is the material broken down into smaller chunks? 

 

 

 

           

Note sub-headings here.

 

Nursing process and the stages

Signs and symptoms

Nursing diagnosis

Planning

Implementation

Evaluation

 

 

Stage Four:  Use the following key headings to help you make notes.

•What are the key models, theories or concepts being discussed?

•Who developed them and when (where applicable)?

•What examples are used to illustrate these models, theories or concepts?

•What does this text/article help you to understand?

•Is there any terminology or language you need to note down and look up?

 

Uses ADPIE and provides examples.

Explains the RLT model.

Terminology is written in the back of the book.

But reading this piece I didn’t have to look up any words.

It explains the Nursing process and stages in further detail which helped me to understand my assignment.

Summarise the main points using your own words.

 

It’s a good starting point if you need to know the basics of the nursing process. However, it isn’t enough detail for me I had to do further reading to get the information I needed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Assessing and planning care essay that didn’t meet the requirements

Assessment Feedback

 

Unfortunately, you have not met learning outcome 1, 2, 3 and 4 and have achieved a grade of 25%. Please use the feedback and feedforward below to aid you in your resubmission.

 

LO1:Describe the key stages of the nursing process.

There is a lack of familiarity of the nursing process and your work is not referenced, which is required to achieve this learning outcome. There is evidence of application to practice of the nursing process through use of the case study. There is a lack of clarity in your work and some of the statements you have made are too vague. Follow the guidance provided regarding the assignment. See my annotations.

 

LO2: Demonstrate the ability to collect relevant patient data through a holistic nursing assessment.

There is a lack of familiarity with this learning outcome and as a result you have not demonstrated sufficient knowledge, there is a lack of discussion and analysis. There is evidence of use of the RLT ADLs in assessment section of the case study patient, however this is underdeveloped and superficial. Your discussion around assessment tools led me to believe you do not understand how and why they are used. You must be clear with your intent. See annotations.

 

LO3: Demonstrate the principles of planning care through shared decision-making LO4: Identify the key components of high-quality person-centred care.

Knowledge, understanding and application to practice are not demonstrated with sufficient discussion and analysis. There is evidence of understanding of shared decision making and patient centred care in the care plan discussions. The way in which your discussion is structured makes it difficult to demonstrate your understanding. Whilst you are aware of Roy throughout simply using the nursing process does not ensure person centred care, just as assessment tools do not prevent person centred care. 

 

Structure, Grammar and Academic Writing:

Similarity: 19%

 

The structure and of your work needs developing. You have used many short paragraphs and the lack of fluency in your sentences has prevented you from clearly demonstrating your understanding. Please contact the academic achievement team for support with this.

 

Spelling and grammatical mistakes throughout, ensure you proofread.

 

Referencing and use of supportive literature:

There is evidence of wider reading, and it is positive to see engagement with sources such as NICE and the NMC. Please ensure you reference in line with university guidance, please contact the library for support with referencing.

 

Feed forward (areas for future development of your work):

·        Contact the module convenor for support with resubmission.

·        Ensure you understand and address the learning outcomes.

·        You must expand on why something is important, not simply state it is.

·        Avoid being vague in your discussion, link your sentences so they flow from one to the next.

·        You must reference your work correctly.

·        Make a plan and plan what each paragraph will discuss. Keep one paragraph to one topic.

·        Consider contacting the academic achievement team for support.

 

Assessing needs feedback on essay Resubmission

Assessment Feedback

 

You have successfully achieved all the learning outcomes and you have achieved a passing grade of 45%

 

LO1:Describe the key stages of the nursing process.

Knowledge, understanding and application to practice are demonstrated and achieved to a satisfactory level, with sufficient discussion and analysis. There is evidence of application to practice of the nursing process through use of the case study. Care plan is appended to assignment. You have demonstrated the purpose of the nursing process which is supported with evidence.

 

LO2: Demonstrate the ability to collect relevant patient data through a holistic nursing assessment.

Knowledge, understanding and application to practice are demonstrated and achieved to a satisfactory level, with sufficient discussion and analysis. There is evidence of use of the RLT ADLs in assessment section of the case study patient. You have demonstrated an understanding and the application of a number of assessment tools.

 

LO3: Demonstrate the principles of planning care through shared decision-making LO4: Identify the key components of high-quality person-centred care.

Knowledge, understanding and application to practice are demonstrated and achieved to a satisfactory threshold level, with sufficient discussion and analysis. There is evidence of a satisfactory understanding of shared decision making and patient centred care in the care plan discussions. You have kept Roy as the focal point of the care plan.

 

Structure, Grammar and Academic Writing:

Similarity: 23%

 

The structure of your work is fragmented, which disturbs the

 

You have written your assignment in an appropriate style for level 4. At times your writing style is too conversation, this will need to be addressed moving forward.

 

Minimal grammatical errors, some typos.  

 

Referencing and use of supportive literature:

Satisfactory supporting literature, with a relatively well constructed reference although there are errors.

 

 

Feed forward (areas for future development of your work):

·        Continue to reference using Cite Them Right

·        Proofread your work, ensure you have used the correct terms and for typos

·        Ensure you follow guidance provided when writing your assignments.

·        Be aware of the tone of your writing, and your audience.

Ross and Wilson Reading

Stage One:  Read the title. Does it appear to be relevant to the topic you are studying? 

 

 It was a massive help studying for my biology test and is something that I will need and refer to throughout my nursing journey.

Note title and authors here, plus all the details needed for referencing.

 

Ross and Wilson Anatomy and Physiology in Health and Illness –

Elsevier; 13th edition (6 Jun. 2018)

Authors- Anne Waugh, Allison Wynn Grant, Kathleen J.W.Wilson

 

 

Stage Two: ‘Top and tail’ the chapter, article, paper or section which you decide meets your needs.

 

Overall its amazing but the best part is the detail within the diagraphs and questions in the end of the chapter.

Note here what it is generally about.

 

 

Biology and each system in the body.

Stage Three:  How is the material broken down into smaller chunks? 

 

Each system is spoken about and reviewed and also breaks it down further for you.

           

Note sub-headings here.

 

Section 1 the body and its constituients

Section 2 communication

Section 3 intake of raw materials and elimination of waste

Section 4 protection and survival

 

 

 

 

Stage Four:  Use the following key headings to help you make notes.

•What are the key models, theories or concepts being discussed?

•Who developed them and when (where applicable)?

•What examples are used to illustrate these models, theories or concepts?

•What does this text/article help you to understand?

•Is there any terminology or language you need to note down and look up?

 

This is more of a factual book than a model or theory it shows the bod and its systems and explains in clear detail.

I have used it to revise.

It helped me to understand further after looking at a class presentation. I learnt to revise by copying the bod diagraph and labelling around it what I needed to know.

Summarise the main points using your own words.

 

This book will be something we use all the time because its something we are going to need refreshing over time in our memory.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Episode of Care child placement 1 x2

During this day, under nurse supervision I was looking after a patient with a chest infection. The patient was on hourly observations due to being on oxygen. Closely monitoring the patient when not present in the room by watching on the monitor the sats went down to 78%. As I already knew this patient I went into the room and helped mum to reposition her. This still had little effect so I informed the nurse I was shadowing. She put the face mask onto 4l and showed me how to complete chest physio.

We called physio for a review who did suctioning for the patient. After continuously triturating Oxygen up and down I was constantly asking my nurse questions when unsure and informing her of all observations taken.

What did you do well?

Respond quickly. Kept a close eye on observations. Learnt how to do chest physio.

What would you have done differently?

Turned up to 15l in an emergency situations wasnt sure if i was allowed.

Episode of care child placement 1

 

Within your reflection, describe the episode of care and how you assessed, delivered and evaluated care.

During my first day, i was asked to help with personal care for a patient. As i have been away for ages i froze but it all soon came back to me. We grabbed all the linen we needed such as- bed sheets, blankets, incontinence sheets, pillow covers, nappies and wipes. In this personal hygiene episode of care i learnt that when removing metanium(nappy cream) to use olive oil and water. We made a plan as a team that we couldn’t do it with just three of us as the patient is restricted due to disability . So we decided to grab another member of staff. Gaining consent and making sure dignity was met.

As we removed the patients vest we decided to roll it up over the head as it was covered in faeces. Then we gave the patient a wash and make them more comfortable. We explained throughout what steps we were doing. Mum was in the room to start with and was happy to give consent as the child is non-verbal. However, mum left as we needed more nappies as we were running low. Once we finished washing and drying the patient we then added more metanium to the saccrum as this patient is suffering with nappy rash. We then redressed the patient with a vest being careful to quickly disconnect and reconnect the oxygen and peg feed. I was worried as i had never done this before but did it quickly.

During this change we checked the skins integrity due to the patient being bed bound. The patient kept sliding down the bed due to disability and problems with the spine. We then decided to use a slide sheet under incontinence sheets, to get the patient back up the bed as their feet were touching the end of the bed. When the position was good we made a v-shape with pillows and tucked one under the right arm as thats the side the patient slants.

 

What did you do well?

Team work and good communication throughout.

Learnt about metanium and how it can cause burns if its not removed properly.

Asked consent from parent.

Got everything we needed before hand.

Consent and dignity was met.

Worked well with two practice educators and another student.

Used the correct bags to dispose of linen that was soiled.

What would you have done differently?

Learned more about the patient before i walk into the room.

Learn more about removing peg and oxygen and putting back on quickly and efficiently.

Maybe look into moving and handling with restrictions due to disabilities and spine issues.

Less time as it took at least 30 minutes with four of us.