Professional and Academic Skills for Nursing
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Professional and Academic Skills for Nursing
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Page2 of5Reference ListArnold, E. C. and Boggs, K. U., 2015.Interpersonal Relationships-E-Book: ProfessionalCommunication Skills for Nurses. Elsevier Health Sciences.Boyd, C. and et.al., 2015. Communication Skills for Nurses.Primary Health Care.25(6).Lindberg, M., Wikström, B. and Lindberg, P., 2011. A behavioural nursing intervention forreduced fluid overload in haemodialysis patients. Initial results of acceptability,feasibility and efficacy. Journal of nursing and healthcare of chronic illness, 3(2), pp.87-98.Eichelberger, M., Joray, M.L., Perrig, M., Bodmer, M. and Stanga, Z., 2014. Management ofpatients during hunger strike and refeeding phase.Nutrition,30(11), pp.1372-1378.Kurtz, S., Silverman, J. and Draper, J., 2016.Teaching and learning communication skills inmedicine. CRC press.McCabe, C. and Timmins, F., 2013.Communication skills for nursing practice. PalgraveMacmillan.Article AReference:Lindberg, M., Wikström, B. and Lindberg, P., 2011. A behavioural nursingintervention for reduced fluid overload in haemodialysis patients. Initial results ofacceptability, feasibility and efficacy. Journal of nursing and healthcare of chronic illness,3(2), pp.87-98.Precis: As per the author Haemodialysis (HD)patients are needed to make some change intheir way of living (Lindberg,Wikström and Lindberg, 2011). This will help them to promotehealth, well-being and to preserve life. In order to prevent excessive fluid overload it isneeded to intake a limited fluid. The dietary restriction need to be managed by patients inorder to maintain health of patients. In this a series of single- case AABA -designs wasutilized. A changing criterion methodology was also utilized during the treatment. Theinterdialytic weight gain was the primary outcome measure (Arnold and Boggs, 2015). Ateach session of dialysis weight was recorded. The percent weight gain was selected for this asthe mass of body and number of days between treatments are accounted for that measure. Inorder to elicit and assess the relative contribution of self-reported factors a social -cognitivefactors such as beliefs, emotions and physical feeling were used. About eight session oftreatment was offered to each patients and also an extra booster session to patient were alsogiven. The patients who were having excess fluid overload were considered as fidelity. Using
Page3 of5the initials individual analysis and primary outcome measure the efficacy of the interventionwas measured (Boyd and et.al., 2015). The participant who answered the question taught thatthe intervention programme was happy with this and none of them taught that there was anyinconvenience that was there in the ongoing HD treatment. The four participant in thisprocedure that all the procedures fitted well with produce of dialectic. In this somedisadvantage were also recognised such as addition session during intervention phase waswanted by some patients. In order to reduce HD paints this study presented acceptability andfeasibility of an intervention that was deigned .In these four cases the behavioural medicineapproach was the reason behind fluid overload.Article BReference:Eichelberger, M., Joray, M.L., Perrig, M., Bodmer, M. and Stanga, Z., 2014. Management of patients during hunger strike and refeeding phase.Nutrition,30(11), pp.1372-1378.Precis: As per the author a life-threatening re-feeding syndrome may be developed due to resuminghunger strike (Eichelberger, Joray,Perrig, Bodmer and Stanga, 2014). For the medial staffhunger strike presents a core challenge. The main objective of their research was to examinethe efficiency and security of evidence based communication for prevention andmanagement of RPS. During the re-feeding phase its effectiveness will be tested.The methods that was used in order to conduct this research are that during a 5 year period37 consecutive , unselected cased of prisoners on a hunger strike was observed and analysed.Among 37 cases there was about 33 individual patients. During the hospital stay among 7cases the hunger strike was continued. Among 16 cases after admission to the curtsey wardthe huger strike took place immediately (Kurtz,Silverman and Draper, 2016). During thephase of re-feeding the rates of medical complications can be kept at a minimum at a hingerstrike population. In order to optimize risk management this study supported use ofrecommendation and also it will enhance the treatment and safety of patients in thisvulnerable population(McCabe and Timmins, 2013)Reflective Account of searching the LiteratureWhat?
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