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Exam 3 Leadership Module 7 -Nurses tend to lead collaborative care settings (avoid using an authoritarian approach) they are also the ones to suggest for an interdisciplinary care team -Categori... es of collaborative care: -Nurse to patient: nurses coordinate with patients; assess what is needed/wanted -Nurse-Nurse (Intra-professional): nurses work in teams; mentoring is an example of this. Nurses of all sorts of experiences work together -Interprofessional: think “collaborative care”; this is nurses + other health care members such as pharmacy, OT, social work, etc. - The ANA code of ethics & QSEN: both address interprofessional collaboration as an important part of nursing care* -Interorganizational: Nurses must be aware of and utilize resources and information between organizations which will benefit patients at the local, national, or global levels. Examples of this are Hospice Care at the local level, and Health Care Consortiums at the national level. -nurses are at the forefront of collaboration -Nurses are at the forefront because they know the patient the best and what is the best for the patient. They are actively contributing to their care while at the hospital while also arranging proper care/resources for once the client goes home Types of communication [Show More]

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