Case Study: Clinical Analysis.

Running Head: CASE STUDY: CLINICAL ANALYSIS
CASE STUDY: CLINICAL ANALYSIS
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Introduction:
Since most individuals grow older, they continue tired out their bodies and they start
getting more health issues. Older patients also require more medical attention than most,
regardless of that. Much of that would often allow a geriatric nurse (Boltz et al., 2016) to
maintain clear medical reports and communicate with the treatment consistent with the
instructions of the doctors of the individual patients. Geriatric nurses are also liable not just for
their patients 'physical well-being, but sometimes for their emotional and psychological well-
being. Sometimes, elderly patients look morose or angry because of factors such as loss of
fitness, lack of control, and alienation from loved ones. While a geriatric nurse, one can hold a
careful watch on these patients and seek to be supportive and optimistic, even at the most
stressful moments (MacLeod et al., 2016). The multidisciplinary partnership strategy plays an
extremely significant function in treating and caring for older people, delivering assistance to
caregivers and communities and encouraging them to respond to illness and recovery strategies
as such that it offers psychosocial therapy, patient and family awareness, discharge preparation,
and post-hospital care. The paper below discusses the case study of Peter, a 72 year old man who
had been suffering from a range of chronic diseases and always had a panic stricken life of
something happening to him (Tkatch et al., 2017). The paper helps in demonstrating the
multidisciplinary approach taken towards treating Peter along with the incorporation of
community nursing while dealing with his case. The article helps in critically analyzing the case
study of paper and states the benefits of the Health care program that is being provided to Peter.

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Discussion:
Multidisciplinary Team Involved in delivering care to Peter and their individual
roles:
A good intrusion mitigation approach includes commitment and collaboration within a
multidisciplinary team. Nurses have generally been recruited to be part of the MDT based on
competence in overseeing their area of specialization within CKD, and based on prior
involvement in team-oriented treatment, which is the model for chronic illness treatment within
the comprehensive program (Harrison et al., 2015). The MDT team then worked regularly to
discuss the continuing treatment processes. The elements of team treatment involved an
workshop with analysis of patient information manuals on CKD, drug intervention monitoring
and prescription reconciliation, nephrology assessment with specialist guidelines regarding
hypertension, DM and CVD comorbidities. The key goal of Peter's case MDT team is to
determine and provide emphysema therapies to enhance the quality of life for people with COPD
(Chew & Mahadeva, 2018). The MDT is named MDT hyperinflation. The MDT framework can
differ with local knowledge and experience. The operation has grown over the years to provide
more than one person representing each specialization and strengthening the unified routes. It has
also grown to account for the through amount of referrals provided and also improved for the
continued development of the operation. Strong working partnerships and an annual half-day
meeting to discuss all aspects of the road have been vital to our progress, providing oversight,
evaluating all deaths and creating fresh ideas. In the case of Peter, the MDT is led by a COPD
physician (we know other MDTs have other specialties as leads) and includes core members as
such as administrator, thoracic radiologist, COPD specialist nurse, thoracic surgeon,
interventional bronchoscopist, and respiratory physiotherapist. Many members of the larger

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MDT include a transplant surgeon, a breathlessness management provider (part of the palliative
care team) and a pulmonary physiologist (Siouta et al., 2016). MDT management could have
resulted in better treatment and safety, but MDT activities need to be successful and organized
with strong leadership and key stakeholders buying into the idea and their position in the MDT.
Crucially, the MDT ethic will be that of transparent and fruitful dialogue to insure that each
particular patient has the right solution selected. COPD is a complicated disorder and in patients
with serious emphysema where LVR is required, expert evaluation and thorough risk / benefit
calculation is crucial to producing successful outcomes. To customize the correct LVR therapy
for individuals, the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) advises an MDT strategy
with experience in treating emphysema. The physical and occupational therapists play an
important role in releasing the patients’ contracted joints and relaxing spasticity. Swallowing
capacity and inadequate feeding requires a speech therapy and dietician to make an accurate
evaluation of the swallowing skill of Peter and thereby enable the individual to be able to feed
more efficiently. Dietary nutrients are provided where appropriate. Weight reduction approaches
will provide a multidisciplinary strategy to support Peter control his hypertension (Clarke &
Forster, 2015), including nutritional counseling, improved physical exercise and behavioral
intervention can be suggested. Registered dietitians are especially ideally qualified to evaluate
the client's concerns for obesity and sometimes certain underlying dietary problems, establish
clinical plans that incorporate various food issues into consideration, using specific therapy and
behavioral modification approaches to create challenging improvements in behaviour and track
recovery and intervention methods. There are already sympathomimetic appetite suppressants
available, but they can be correlated with elevated blood pressure and have restricted weight loss
efficacy. The social worker offers physical and clinical assistance and acts as a coordinator and