Care Planning Case Study
In this essay I will be discussing the importance of a detailed and accurate care plan and the importance of ensuring that it is focused on the client. The NMC guidelines (2008) state the importance of professional values including patient confidentiality, and for this reason I will not be disclosing the clients name, the trust in which I was working or the placement name. I have gained consent from the client for the use of this essay; this ensures that I have maintained a professional standard of care and respect for my client which is important to be able to gain a good rapport and trust discussed in The Essence of Care Document (DoH 2003).
The client was an elderly lady who was suffering from a rapid onset of visual and tactile hallucinations …show more content…
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Tschudin V (2003) Ethics in Nursing: the caring relationship. 3rd edition. London Butterworth Heinemann pg
The client was an elderly lady who was suffering from a rapid onset of visual and tactile hallucinations …show more content…
1st edition. Palgrave Macmillan. pg 140, Used: Department of Health (2001) learning from Bristol: The report of the public inquiry into children’s heart surgery at the Bristol Royal Infirmary 1984-95 The Stationery Office London
Callaghan P, Waldock H (2006): Oxford handbook of Mental Health Nursing, 1st edition. Oxford University Press. Pg 64, 171
Johns C (2004): Becoming a reflective practitioner. Oxford Blackwell
Maxwell RJ (1992): Dimensions of quality revisited: from thoughts to action. Quality in Health Care 1,171,175
McKenna H, Keeney S, Currie L, Harvey G, West E & Richey R(2006) Quality of Care: a comparison of perceptions of health professionals in clinical areas in the United Kingdom and the United States. Journal of Nursing Care Quality 21 (4), 344-351
Murray T, National Treatment Agency (2007): Good Practice in care planning. www.nta.nhs.uk
NMC-uk.org, Codes of conduct 2008, http://www.nmcuk.org/aArticle.aspx?ArticleID=3056, Published 16/10/2008 accessed on 08/01/2009
NHS Confederation (2007): From the ground up: How autonomy could deliver a better NHS. www.nhsconfed,org pg 12
NHS Modernization Agency (2003) Essence of Care, UK, Department of Health
Tschudin V (2003) Ethics in Nursing: the caring relationship. 3rd edition. London Butterworth Heinemann pg