Care Planning A guide for nurses 3ed 2019 #NCPBenita Wilson, Andrea Woollands and David Barrett

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Care Planning A guide for nurses 3ed 2019 #NCP Benita Wilson, Andrea Woollands and David Barrett Part 1 Care planning theory 1 1 Care planning in context 3 Why this chapter matters 3 Care p... lanning and care plans 4 Care planning and professional standards 5 Accountability and care planning 6 Making the care planning process transparent 7 Care planning as a way of improving patient care 8 Care-planning documentation 12 When the care-planning process goes wrong 15 Conclusion 17 Further reading 17 2 ASPIRE – the problem-solving approach to care delivery 18 Why this chapter matters 18 The nursing process 19 ASPIRE 19 Conclusion 41 Further reading 41 3 Models of nursing and the Activities of Living Model 42 Why this chapter matters 42 What is a model of nursing? 43 Why do we need models? 43 How does the nursing model fit with a problem-solving approach to care? 44 Roper, Logan and Tierney’s Activities of Living Model 45 Strengths of the model 56 Limitations of the model 4 Orem’s Self-Care Model of Nursing 58 Why this chapter matters 58 Introduction to the model 58 Strengths of the model 68 Limitations of the model 68 Conclusion 69 Further reading 69 5 The Neuman Systems Model 70 Why this chapter matters 70 Introduction to the model 70 Key elements of the model 73 Strengths of the model 80 Limitations of the model 80 Conclusion 81 Further reading 81 6 Assessment tools 82 Why this chapter matters 82 What are assessment tools? 82 Why are assessment tools so useful? 84 How are assessment tools developed? 86 Disadvantages of assessment tools 92 Conclusion 93 Further reading 93 7 Organising care planning and delivery 94 Why this chapter matters 94 Individualised care plans 95 Care pathways 100 Electronic care planning 104 Your role in the future of care planning 105 Conclusion 106 Further reading 106 Part 2 Application to practice 107 8 Assessment 109 Why this chapter matters 109 Assessment using the Activities of Living Model 109 Assessment using Orem’s Model of Nursing 116 Assessment using the Neuman Systems Model 122 Conclusion 9 Systematic nursing diagnosis 128 Why this chapter matters 128 Systematic diagnosis using the Activities of Living Model and ASPIRE 129 Systematic diagnosis using Orem’s Model of Nursing 136 Systematic nursing diagnosis using the Neuman Systems Model 141 Conclusion 142 10 Planning care 143 Why this chapter matters 143 Planning using the Activities of Living Model 143 Planning using Orem’s Model of Nursing 149 Planning using the Neuman Systems Model 155 Conclusion 159 11 Implementation 161 Why this chapter matters 161 Implementation and the Activities of Living Model 161 Implementation and Orem’s Model of Nursing 164 Implementation and the Neuman Systems Model 168 Conclusion 170 12 Rechecking and evaluation 171 Why this chapter matters 171 Recheck and evaluation using the Activities of Living Model 171 Evaluation using Orem’s Model of Nursing 177 Evaluation using the Neuman Systems Model 181 [Show More]

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