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Holistic Person-Centred Assessment in Adult Nursing

   

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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................8
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................9
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INTRODUCTION
Adult nursing refers to the nursing staff who are authorised to take care of adults from 18
years to elder people within different healthcare settings where patient have wide range level of
dependency. General nursing is also known as the term to describe adult nursing. There are many
factor which can lead to influence the need for the holistic person centred assessment that are
related to provide better healthcare services to patient for their improved health. In this, there are
many adults who need proper care and support due to their declining health. In this, nursing staff
need to provide holistic care to patient which can be effective and allow to provide better care for
patient for improving and maintaining their quality of life. In this, nursing staff plays a major
role in delivery of healthcare service and provide better improvement to patient health. In this
essay, there discussion about the nursing staff and their way to care. There is also discussion
about the values and principles which needs to follow by the nursing staff to provide better and
effective response towards delivery of better healthcare services. There is also discussion about
different factor which can lead to influence holistic person-centred assessment. This may include
values and belief in adult nursing practice (Kamberi, (2018)).
MAIN BODY
It is essential to provide better and effective care to individual in which there is need to
ensure about taking care of effective health. There are large number of patient who need proper
care at higher age. There are large number of patient who are facing different health related
problem in which it leads to impact on individual healthcare. Person-centred practice can be
effective and help to provide better and effective response towards reduce the functional decline
in older people health and provide better care that can help to provide reduce in the declining
health and provide better and effective healthcare services to improve patient health. Moreover,
there is also need to provide better care about the effective healthcare services which are
associated with taking care of effective response towards delivery of better and effective care to
patient to improve their healthcare services. These are effective and can help to ensure about
improvement in patient health (Harrigan, (2021)).
There are many people who need to holistic care that can allow to provide better care and
support which are associated with delivery of better and effective response towards patient care.
There are many factor which can lead to create the situation of getting better care and support for
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