Professional Nursing Model
Lisa,
With all the 5 elements of the professional practice model of nursing at Children Hospital of Colorado, I really like the first element because of the pledge. Having the pledge is a way of promising to your patient that you will provide the fullest quality care for them, which I think it provides a safe comfort to them knowing that they will receive a good care the moment they step into the hospital. Similar to the foundational elements number 2 that the Children Hospital provide, the hospital that I did on, St. Vincent's Medical Center, their main focus is their patient and family, which is the center of their model framework. Their Patient and Family is always at the highest range because it is their main focus it provides excellent …show more content…
From there, nurses create a structures and processes to operationalize and support element of the care delivery model. This model will include unit organization, staff member roles, communication tool, patient and family education, documentation, unit governance, and staffing (Bersick et al., 2013). Having a professional practice model of nursing for all hospitals is an good ways to create an safe environments for the patients and families. The professional practice model is the overarching umbrella term for guiding care for nurses. Knowing that the moments you are in the hospital, what cares are provided through the staff nurses and how it will be provided. The main goal of having the practice model is to support the relationship between the nurse and the patient. With a clear model of guides practice, nurses are able to articulate the impact of nursing care (Bersick et al., 2013). With a good stucture it will also help foster autonomous decision making; professional identify; good quality care for patient and families, and strength the nursing values (Bersick et al.,
With all the 5 elements of the professional practice model of nursing at Children Hospital of Colorado, I really like the first element because of the pledge. Having the pledge is a way of promising to your patient that you will provide the fullest quality care for them, which I think it provides a safe comfort to them knowing that they will receive a good care the moment they step into the hospital. Similar to the foundational elements number 2 that the Children Hospital provide, the hospital that I did on, St. Vincent's Medical Center, their main focus is their patient and family, which is the center of their model framework. Their Patient and Family is always at the highest range because it is their main focus it provides excellent …show more content…
From there, nurses create a structures and processes to operationalize and support element of the care delivery model. This model will include unit organization, staff member roles, communication tool, patient and family education, documentation, unit governance, and staffing (Bersick et al., 2013). Having a professional practice model of nursing for all hospitals is an good ways to create an safe environments for the patients and families. The professional practice model is the overarching umbrella term for guiding care for nurses. Knowing that the moments you are in the hospital, what cares are provided through the staff nurses and how it will be provided. The main goal of having the practice model is to support the relationship between the nurse and the patient. With a clear model of guides practice, nurses are able to articulate the impact of nursing care (Bersick et al., 2013). With a good stucture it will also help foster autonomous decision making; professional identify; good quality care for patient and families, and strength the nursing values (Bersick et al.,