This essay discusses the major health issues highlighted in the case study of Amalie and the priorities of nursing care including risk of falls, pain management and activities of daily living (ADL). The Miller’s Functional Consequences model and Levette-Jones Clinical Reasoning cycle will be used in identification, assessment, implementation and evaluation of nursing care.

Assessment Task 1 – Written Assignment - Care Planning: Individual Discussion

Identify and prioritize nursing care issues for an older person using theoretical frameworks and demonstrate consideration for dignity and cultural background.

This essay discusses the major health issues highlighted in the case study of Amalie and the priorities of nursing care including risk of falls, pain management and activities of daily living (ADL).

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Promoting Health in Extended Care

Care of the Elderly

This essay focuses on the issues captured in Amalie’s scenario who is aged 89 years. Functional Consequences Theory and Clinical Reasoning Cycle will be used in identifying patient nursing priorities, setting goals, taking actions and evaluating the outcomes. Her priority nursing priorities include nutrition, risk of falls and injuries and vision deficit.

Capital Region Boards of Cooperative Educational Services

Disease and Disorders

Nutrition and Wellness

Promoting Health in Extended Care for the Elderly

This paper used the case study of Amalie to showcase how nursing care can identify her problems, prioritize, and address them adequately. From the case, it has been discovered that the main issue facing Amalie is the social isolation/helplessness/loneliness. This has caused her a lot of derived problems, and hence there is a need to solve this problem so that she is restored or reintegrated back into the community.

Amalie’s Case: Nursing Priorities, Goals, and Actions

This article discusses the case of an 89-year-old woman named Amalie who is exhibiting impaired physical mobility due to rheumatoid and osteoarthritis, macular degeneration, hypothyroidism, and non-adherence to medication consumption due to pain. Levett-Jones clinical reasoning and Miller’s Functional Consequences Theory are used to identify nursing priorities, set goals, take action, and evaluate outcomes. The nursing priorities identified are pain, impaired physical mobility, and impaired vision. The article concludes that implementing these theories in nursing care for older patients can provide comprehensive care.

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Healthcare and Research

This nursing assignment discusses the designing of an effective nursing care plan for an aged person going through a crisis situation. The goal is to promote evidence-based nursing care approaches for the patient. The clinical reasoning cycle or millers functional consequences theory have been used to analyze the present condition of the patient. The priority designing helps in narrowing down to the primary focus of care, which helps in improving the quality of care.

Designing an Effective Nursing Care Plan for an Aged Person

This case study discusses the application of Levett-Jones clinical reasoning cycle and Miller’s Functional Consequences Theory in identifying nursing prioritization for an 89-year-old woman with rheumatoid and osteoarthritis, macular degeneration, and hypothyroidism. The study covers the steps of identifying issues, establishing goals, taking action, and evaluating outcomes for pain, impaired physical mobility, and impaired vision. The care plan is considered valid for patients like Amalie.

Levett-Jones Clinical Reasoning Cycle: A Case Study on Nursing Prioritization

This article discusses the case of an older patient named Amalie and how Levett-Jones clinical reasoning and Miller’s Functional Consequences Theory were used to identify nursing prioritise and provide care. The article covers topics such as pain, impaired physical mobility, and impaired vision, and how goals were established and actions were taken to improve Amalie's condition. The article concludes that this type of care is vital for older people and is scientifically validated in numerous studies.

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Designing an Effective Nursing Care Plan for an Aged Personlg...

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Promoting Health in Extended Care for the Elderly

Amalie’s Case: Nursing Priorities, Goals, and Actions

Promoting Health in Extended Care

Designing an Effective Nursing Care Plan for an Aged Person

Levett-Jones Clinical Reasoning Cycle: A Case Study on Nursing Prioritization

Promoting Health in Extended Care