Nursing Reflection: Applying Driscoll's Model to Urinary System Care
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This nursing report employs Driscoll's reflective model to address a knowledge gap concerning the safe acquisition of urine cultures and the management of catheter-associated urinary tract infections. The reflection highlights a deficit in the understanding of proper urine collection techniques, potentially leading to misdiagnoses, overtreatment, and antibiotic resistance. The 'What?' section identifies the knowledge gap and its potential impact on patient care. The 'So What?' section reflects on the significance of this gap, acknowledging feelings of incompetence and the need for improvement. It also includes a review of existing research on nursing practices related to urine culture collection. Finally, the 'Now What?' section outlines a self-directed learning plan to address the identified need, focusing on evidence-based practices to reduce catheter-related infections, and includes specific actions, resources, and timelines for achieving the desired learning outcomes. Desklib offers a wealth of similar documents and study resources for nursing students.
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