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NURS1102 - Using Research in Nursing

   

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Running head: NURSINGResearch in nursingName of the student:Name of the university:Author Note:

1NURSINGIntroductionEmergency rooms are mainly referred as the first line of defence to treat a patientfrom accidents, heart problems, allergic reactions and also some other kinds of urgent care.These nurses used to work immediately according to the needs of the patient and prioritizingon the basis of the needs of the patient. The paediatric emergency room nurse provides thecare to the newborns to 18 year old children, who need immediate care for their criticalconditions such as diabetes, haemophilia, asthma, fractures, paediatric crisis and some otherillness. This paper provides a brief discussion about the inability of nurses in providingholistic care to paediatric patients in emergency department due to fast pace environment.Issue faced by the nurses of emergency departmentThe nurses in the emergency department are to treat the patients in case theemergency (Dean, and Oetzel, 2014). A paediatric unit in the emergency department is thetoughest environment to handle. When children are admitted to the emergency departmentthey are normally assisted by their parents. In case of very small children aged 1-3 years whodon’t know to express their pain and agony (Dean, and Oetzel, 2014).So while working as apaediatric nurse in the emergency department, a nurse must be able to handle the patient andtheir family very comfortably.The issues faced by the nurse in the emergency department are that the nurses had towork very hard. They had to mange many of the critical patients at one time (Hockenberry,Wilson and Rodgers, 2016). Some of them are the victims of child abuse or other terribleconditions. The stress is the most common problem of the nurses the fast pace environment ofthe emergency department. Some other problems are critical patients along with their family,lack of the practice settings, crowding and inconvenient schedules (Hockenberry, Wilson andRodgers, 2016).

2NURSINGLiterature review supporting the issuesAs per American foundation of paediatrics (2013), children who require Emergencytreatment must need the holistic care, especially when they are children and are vulnerable toany type of risks.The main part of sick and vulnerable children is assessed by a group ofdoctor at Emergency Department (EDs). Likewise, Emergency medical services (EMS)provide the main part of the healing facility in providing emergency care to kids (Byczkowskiet al., 2013).It is necessary that all clinic EDs have the suitable systems, instruments(pharmaceuticals, hardware, approaches, and training) and staff to give successful emergencycare to kids. As indicated by Baruch et al. (2016), pain is a common issue in children those areadmitted to the emergency department with critical diseases, intense wounds, and stimulationof serious issue. Non-pharmacological intercessions, helps to pharmacological administrationfor intense pain and agony, are represented by growth of the disease (Beck et al., 2015). Most emergency room cases are identified with injury and damage, which impliesmedical nurses, must be quick on their feet and act rapidly to contain the hazardouscircumstances. Indeed, even with disease bound cases, an ER visit would mean increasing thespread of an issue that would again require exceptional preparing to explain quick issues onthe spot (Dudley et al., 2015). As a rule, youngsters conveyed to general ERs confront a similar surge and disorderthat underlines all ER conditions. While ER staff are all around prepared, capable andmerciful, they are confronted with gigantic strain to deal with and viably watch over allpatients who come in through their entryways. In such a situation it is troublesome for themto give centered care to the little ones, in any event the kind they merit (James, Nelson andAshwill, 2014).

3NURSINGDiscussion Holistic care is a model of caring that is believed to be the core study of the medicalscience. This type of care mainly emphasizes that for the perfect treatment of a human beinga patient’s total care is needed rather than treating part by part. According to Zamanzadeh etal. (2015), it can be stated that holistic care is mainly affected by many of the factors. Thosefactors are unavailability of time, poor professionalism of nurses; lack of education, workloadpressure and many more (Zamanzadeh et al. 2015).Factors Supporting the Future Development of Enhanced ED Nursing in IrelandThere are ways to improve the holistic care in the emergency unit. The nurse must usea therapeutic touch and try her best o preserve the dignity of the patient. It is the duty of thenurse to educate her patient about the importance of the patient’s self-care. The nurse mustalso ask the patients the ways she can reduce the anxiety of the patient and make themcomfortable. The patients must be encouraged to deal with their sickness and help them toovercome their physical problems with ease. The National Council has started and formalized the procedures for creatingimproved practice in crisis nursing in Ireland (James, Nelson and Ashwill, 2014). Likewise,various different advancements have additionally occurred to help the improvement of theseparts. Supporting variables for future advancement include: • The National Council CNS and ANP systems (NCNM 2007, 2008), which give the layoutsand depict the procedures for creating CNS and ANP posts. The role of the CNS includes the

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