The activities and assessments in this course are designed to assist you and inform and ensure that you have the requisite understanding of the professional requirements to complete the tasks associated with gaining and maintaining successful employment as a Registered Nurse. The clinical knowledge that you have acquired through other courses and professional practice experience now needs to be interwoven with professional knowledge. Those of you who think being a good nurse at the bedside is enough and that the educational and professional requirements including using evidence and understanding of the various standards are not important are about to undergo the most significant acid test. You are expected to be able to think with depth drawing on the courses and experience you have had on clinical but be able to synthesise this information. Your preceptors and clinical teachers may have praised your practice and told you what an asset you will be to Nursing but they will not get to provide that reference unless you get past the selection processes of CV and application letter and then interview. A final

Reflection Writing : Fall Risk Management.

Higher Education

Disease and Disorders

Nutrition and Wellness

Healthcare and Research

Evidence of Nursing Care Plan

This is a summary of a text about complex clinical care and the concept of &quot;failure to rescue&quot; (FTR), which refers to the inability to prevent death after the development of complications in patients. The text discusses the case scenario of Mr. Peter, a 65-year-old man who developed major complications after falling in the bathroom during his hospital stay for knee replacement surgery. The text analyzes the barriers faced by registered nurses in failing to rescue and evaluates the strategies taken by nurses to overcome these barriers and promote patient safety. The text also discusses the incidence of adverse events linked to FTR in Australian hospital settings and the consequences of FTR for patients, their families, and the healthcare system.

Professional Development

Complex Clinical Care and Failure to Rescue

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Falls Management Assignment Analysis

This reflection discusses the importance of safe patient handling in nursing and the negative consequences of ineffective manual handling. It also highlights the need for nurses to develop skills and knowledge in manual handling to ensure safe transportation of patients.

Reflection on Manual Handling in Nursing: Importance of Safe Patient Handling

This guide provides a comprehensive understanding of NRSG355 Written Assessment covering prioritisation, collaborative practice, provision of care, time management and delegation. It includes case studies, allocation of staff, and clinical reasoning cycle. Get 500 words in each module (total 2000) with APA reference for supporting evidence with intext citation.

Reflection Writing : Fall Risk Management.

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Evidence of Nursing Care Plan

Complex Clinical Care and Failure to Rescue

Falls Management Assignment Analysis

Reflection on Manual Handling in Nursing: Importance of Safe Patient Handling

NRSG355 Written Assessment: Prioritisation, Collaborative Practice, Provision of Care, Time Management and Delegation

Delegation In Nursing Professional Report

Reflection Writing : Fall Risk Management.

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Delegation In Nursing Professional Reportlg...

Evidence of Nursing Care Plan

Complex Clinical Care and Failure to Rescue

Falls Management Assignment Analysis

Reflection on Manual Handling in Nursing: Importance of Safe Patient Handling

NRSG355 Written Assessment: Prioritisation, Collaborative Practice, Provision of Care, Time Management and Delegation

Delegation In Nursing Professional Report