This case study explains how clinical reasoning cycle helps nursing professionals to handle critical nursing cases and provide quality care to patients. It also highlights the importance of culturally and ethically justified care.

Assessment Task 2: Case Study – Aged Care

A case study on Mrs Janet McKay, an 86-year-old widow with early stage Alzheimer's disease and Vascular dementia, living in a residential aged care facility.

Learn how clinical reasoning cycle aids nursing professionals in handling critical cases and providing culturally and ethically justified care.

Clinical Reasoning Cycle Case Study for Nursing Professionals

This assignment delves into the critical connection between nursing practice and patient safety. It examines strategies for effective fall prevention programs, best practices for managing pain in various clinical settings, and the importance of clinical reasoning in ensuring positive patient outcomes. The analysis draws upon scholarly articles and research findings to highlight key considerations for nurses in promoting a safe and secure healthcare environment.

Nutrition and Wellness

Healthcare and Research

Nursing Practice and Patient Safety

This assignment focuses on developing a detailed nursing care plan for Mrs. Janet, a patient requiring both physical and psychological support. The plan emphasizes the importance of assessing Mrs. Janet's nutritional status, vitamin and protein intake, as well as her mental and emotional health.  It highlights the need for clear communication, regular follow-ups, and psychosocial care to ensure her holistic recovery.

Disease and Disorders

Nursing Care Plan for Mrs. Janet

Case Study on Global Burden of Disease

This document provides a clinical update on Alzheimer Disease, including its risk factors, clinical manifestation, diagnostic procedures, and treatment options. It also includes statistics on the prevalence of the disease in Australia and worldwide. The document discusses the use of pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatments, such as psychotherapy and environmental modification, to manage the symptoms of Alzheimer Disease.

Professional Development

Alzheimer Disease: Clinical Update

Clinical Practice 1

This article discusses the use of music therapy in dementia through a case study of a patient suffering from Alzheimer's disease. It also explains the pathophysiology of dementia and how music therapy can help patients with dementia. The article also mentions the pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions used to treat dementia.

The University Of Newcastle Australia

Use of Music Therapy in Dementia: A Case Study

This case study discusses the causes, symptoms, and nursing interventions for Alzheimer’s Disease. It highlights the challenges faced by patients and caregivers and provides recommendations for improving the quality of life for patients. The study is relevant for healthcare professionals, students, and researchers interested in understanding the complexities of this disorder.

Clinical Reasoning Cycle Case Study for Nursing Professionals

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Nursing Practice and Patient Safety

Nursing Care Plan for Mrs. Janet

Case Study on Global Burden of Disease

Alzheimer Disease: Clinical Update

Use of Music Therapy in Dementia: A Case Study

Alzheimer’s Disease – A Case Study