logo

Introduction to Advanced Nursing Practice

10 Pages2528 Words47 Views
   

Added on  2021-04-24

Introduction to Advanced Nursing Practice

   Added on 2021-04-24

ShareRelated Documents
Running head: NURSING PRACTISENursing practiseName of the studentUniversity nameAuthor’s note
Introduction to Advanced Nursing Practice_1
1NURSING PRACTISETable of ContentsNursing care practices............................................................................................................2Background................................................................................................................................2Aim of the research....................................................................................................................2Search strategy...........................................................................................................................3Annotated bibliography..........................................................................................................3Reflective account of learning from a practice visit..............................................................6References..............................................................................................................................8
Introduction to Advanced Nursing Practice_2
2NURSING PRACTISENursing care practices BackgroundThe current assignment discusses nursing care practices for type 2 diabetesmanagement in United Kingdom. Type 2 diabetes management is one of the most commonillnesses affecting almost one fourth of the population within the United Kingdom. Reportsand evidences have shown that around 90 % people in UK are affected with type 2 diabetes(Powers et al. 2015). It has been suggested that global diabetes cause a death in every sixseconds and accounts which accounts to 8.4% of global mortality in the age group of 20-79.As reported by Wilkinsonet al. (2014), 48% of deaths occur in the ones below the age groupof 60 years. Evidences have pointed out that people with type 2 diabetes have a 55.1%increased risk myocardial infarction (Mulder et al. 2015). Evidences have shown thatimproving dietary habits, active lifestyle and reducing weight are some of the manners inwhich the risk of CVD in diabetes affected people could be controlled (Munshi et al. 2016).The rise in blood glucose level has been linked with the development of diabetes neuropathy.Under this, the nerves which are responsible for the transmission of impulses from the brainand spinal cord to the blood vessels, muscles, skin, and other organs are affected severely.Therefore, severe diabetic neuropathy can lead to leg amputations which can affect the dailylife of people. The nursing practitioners have been seen to improve the health outcomes forpatients affected with type 2 diabetes by their capacity to effectively manage and monitor themedication doses without the need for authorization from the physician (Evert et al. 2014). Aim of the research To find out the influence of the nursing care on the lifestyle and conditionmanagement of people affected with type 2 diabetes.
Introduction to Advanced Nursing Practice_3

End of preview

Want to access all the pages? Upload your documents or become a member.

Related Documents
Honey Dressing for Wound Healing in Diabetic Patients: A PICO(t) Analysis
|23
|2202
|374

Evidence Based Nursing Report on Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Management
|30
|5498
|291

Criteria for evaluating evidence on public health
|15
|3948
|40

Effective Diabetes Management: Comparing Evidence-Based Resources for Better Patient Care
|8
|1743
|267

Factors Involved in Type 2 Diabetes and Evidence-Based Practice
|10
|2285
|252

Educating Nurses in the Care of Diabetic Foot Ulcers
|19
|3332
|415