Role of Multidisciplinary Team and Nurses in Healthcare Services

This study material discusses the role of multidisciplinary team and nurses in healthcare services. It covers the support and care required for a 90-year-old man with dementia and a 30-year-old stroke survivor. The multidisciplinary team includes healthcare professionals like nursing staff, physical therapists, general surgeon, social worker, nutritionists, and psychologist. The nurses play a vital role in monitoring and providing education regarding healthy lifestyle to stroke survivors and their families.

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Table of Contents
\INTRODUCTION..........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
QUESTION 1:- Discuss the role of the multidisciplinary team in the effective discharge home
of a 90 year old man who is living with dementia and was admitted to hospital having burned
his arm in an accident in the kitchen......................................................................................3
QUESTION 2: Discuss the role of the nurse in supporting a 30-year-old stroke survivor and
their family.............................................................................................................................4
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................6
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTION
Healthcare professionals are highly effective to delivery better care and support where
nursing staff plays an important role in delivering better care and support to patient. In this, there
is need work collaboratively which can allow to provide better and effective response towards
delivery of better and effective healthcare services to patient. In this, there is also need for
multidisciplinary team where different healthcare professional along with different agencies
work together to delivery better care services to client for their better health improvement and
facilitating care services. Here, nursing role is highly important which can monitor and provide
different support within healthcare premises for better health improvement of patient health
(Qadan and et. al., 2020).
MAIN BODY
QUESTION 1 :- Discuss the role of the multidisciplinary team in the effective discharge home of
a 90 year old man who is living with dementia and was admitted to hospital having burned
his arm in an accident in the kitchen.
Multidisciplinary team refers to the team of different healthcare professional who are having
speciality in different disciplines like social worker, nursing staff, general practitioner. They
together provide their service which can help client to improve their health. Here,
multidisciplinary team includes different healthcare professional in the case where 90 years old
man with dementia has presented in hospital due to getting burned arm which occur in the
kitchen as accident (Erfani and et. al., 2019).
There is different role of multidisciplinary team which includes prioritising client health
condition which can help in taking care of client current health and ensure about delivery of
effective care and treatment that can help in improving client health. They are eligible to provide
integrated care to client which can allow to ensure about the positive outcomes which are
important for them. They should use their speciality and provide better care and service that can
include delivery of better treatment and care to the client. Here, client is represented due to
getting burn on arm due to kitchen accident. Here, patient has dementia and due to having old
age client need better care and support which can enable multidisciplinary team to discharge
patient from hospital to home.

Here, different healthcare professional gets involve which are nursing staff member,
physical therapists, general surgeon, social worker, nutritionists, psychologist. Client is having
the issue of burn on arm where general surgeon can have role for treat the burned arm through
dressing and providing medication which can be effective to improve the burn (Magi and et. al.,
2019).
Nursing staff member should have the role to delivery proper medication at time and get
involve in better care and fulfil the needs and preferences of client. There is need for the patient
monitoring which can help healthcare professional or multidisciplinary team to work effectively
and ensure about patient improved health. Nursing staff should also involve in providing proper
medication with time that can help in health improvement.
Social care worker has the role which can include different care services. Social care
worker should get involved in delivery of better and effective care service which are essential for
the patient with dementia which are associated with taking care of patient health that can allow to
get better care at patient home. Here, social care worker has the role to ensure about proper care
and needs which are associated with performing daily activity like brushing, cloth wearing and
others. These are some of the activity where social care worker can help which can allow client
better improvement in health (Heuts and et. al., 2019).
General surgeon should take care of patient burned arm where they should take care
about the medication which are associated with taking of effective response towards delivery of
better and effective response which are associated with taking care about effective care of client
health.
All these healthcare professional can include effective care that can include better delivery of
healthcare services which are associated with taking care of patient health. They may include
better and effective response towards delivery of healthcare professional which are associated
with delivery of effective response for client health. Here, multidisciplinary team can work
together to deliver better and effective response for improving client health. After ensuring about
getting proper care and health they can enable client to discharge from health (Khoo and et. al.,
2018).

QUESTION 2: Discuss the role of the nurse in supporting a 30-year-old stroke survivor and their
family.
Nurses are usually play vital role in order to provide the care and proper support to the
patient within the healthcare setting. In the context with 30-year-old stroke survivor, the nurses
used to provide the proper support and care with the various ways which may implement positive
environment that is free from health issue (Aksoydan and et. al., 2019). In addition, the nurses
usually work with the stroke survivor and help in the wider way that usually include the
assessment, identification and monitoring as well as the aspect of rehabilitation, psychological
support and end of life care. Due to the young age, the nurses usually show the aspect which is
cumulative as per the service which provide proper support and care by educating and providing
the information that may helpful to reduce the risk of stroke. Whereas, in other hand, they also
support family by providing them proper surety regards with the complication (Kuipers, Cramm,
and Nieboer, 2019). They share progressive report of the patient to their family and outline the
positive way where patient show recovery that help to support the family in all the ways which
generate wellbeing and resilience.
In addition, there are some of the role which is plays by nurses for the stroke survivor are:
Understanding stroke related deficit: The stroke related deficit show the fluctuation that is well
related with the early stroke recovery and with such stressor as illness and sleep deprivation.
Provide the surety to the patient and their family that is expected. There are number of patient
overexert themselves and try to perform their day to day activities. In addition, nurses focus on
the fluctuation and the variability in the term of stroke deficit usually decrease. If the patient
shows any new sign and symptoms which is associated with the stroke or deficit which become
the situation worse than they were in initial stroke presentation (Cheng, Chair, and Chau, 2018).
Managing and minimizing the complication: In addition, after the acute stroke, it is showing
approximate two third of the patient face the issue with stroke. The nursing care and medical
management are usually taking for the patient which focus on the prevention of complication.
Therefore, in such cases, manage the patient nutritional and hydration status. Some of the patient
are usually require the nasogastric tube or the percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tube which
is used for the medication administration and also helpful for providing of proper nutrition.
Therefore, the other prevention is also monitored by the nurses is to measure aspect for the

treatment of nausea and vomiting and perform proper oral hygiene and teaching the patient that
may related with the deep breathing exercise (Connolly, and Mahoney, 2018).
Helping the patient that modify the stroke risk factor: In order to prevent the stroke recurrence
that help the patient that provide the determination and show the modification which show the
risk factor. The primary care provider or the stroke which is showing the oversee risk factor
management. In addition, nurse is usually focus on the aspect which may promote the health diet
and promote healthy nutrition which may reduce the risk of stroke and help the patient and their
family (Faigle and et. al., 2020).
Providing patient education: In this, assess and educate the patient and their family. Therefore,
provide proper education on stroke pathology and assist them in helping the patient comply with
the plan of care. They are showing the aspect which is related expectation and coping mechanism
which review the patient and provide adequate knowledge with their health education. Therefore,
encourage the patient to take proper participation within the rehabilitation session where the
functional assistance technique and communication can enhance the ability in order to care for
patient (Dharma and et. al., 2018).
CONCLUSION
As per the above discussion, it is well analysed that the role of multidisciplinary team well
focus on the patient after the discharge. In addition, they taking care of patient who is living with
dementia in the various. Therefore, the support and care is usually required to the patient who is
admitted within the healthcare setting. The monitoring and assistance is provided to the patient
into their day to day activities which include taking proper care of burn site. In other hand, the
role of nurse in order to support the patient with the stroke survivor are taking proper monitoring
and providing proper education regarding the healthy lifestyle.

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