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Answers will vary ... ex: Demetri reports back to the charge about her needle stick injury and how the distraction caused this issue
How did Demetri Report unsafe practice or professional misconduct? (#13)
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Answers will vary … ex. Going to another room without distractions
How could Demetri have performed therapeutic interventions more safely (e.g., collecting blood)? (#61)
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Heck yes
Being a correctional nurse, is it still your duty to advocate for clients or their representatives, even if you do not feel they should be advocated for due to their past decisions? (#83)
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Answers may vary … ex. Educating the inmates on healthy practices and available resources within the facility and community
How can correctional nurses, like Demetri advocate and promote healthy public policy within the institution? (#93)
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Answers may vary... ex. Demetri organizes herself in the morning and makes a “to-do” list for the day, prioritizing care
How does Demetri organize her own workload and develop time-management skills to meet her responsibilities? (#20)
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Answers may vary ... ex. Although it did not prevent demetri from getting a neddle stick injury she did wear the required PPE, protecting herself from infection
How did Demetri apply workplace health and safety principles, including bio-hazard prevention and infection control practices, as well as the use of appropriate protective devices when providing nursing care to prevent (#59).
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Answers may vary … ex. reflection in practice and reflection of practice
It is extremely important to identify the effect of ones values, beliefs and experiences in relationships with clients, as well as recognize potential conflicts, while ensuring culturally safe client care; this is especially important in Demetri’s workplace. How would you recommend Demetri doing so? (#76)
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Answers may vary … ex. income and social status; social support networks; education and literacy; employment/working conditions; social environments; physical environments; personal health practices and coping skills; healthy child development; biology and genetic endowment; health services; gender; and culture
With working in a Correctional Facility which determinants of health would you think most applied to your patient population?
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Aswers will vary ... Ex. as per the first narrative video, Demetri did seek for help and got a prophylaxis pill and reported back to the charge nurse when necessary
How did Demetri recognize individual competence within legislated scope of practice and seeks support and assistance when necessary? (#2)
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Answers may vary ... ex. by completing all required documentation within a timely matter, and reporting to her higher up)
Provide an example of how Demetri reports and documents client care and its ongoing evaluation clearly, concisely, and accurately. (#73)
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Answers may vary … ex. Ensuring that the inmate, who is Hep C positive, is still treated with equal respect. Thus, maintaining confidentiality, privacy and providing proper, compassionate care equally to all inmates.
How can Demetri display honesty, integrity and respect in all professional interactions within the institution, specifically with regards to our case scenario? (#75)
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Answers may vary … communication, judgment free, the ability to work with mental illness, knowing specifically women’s health and issues, being aware of substances and infectious diseases
With your new knowledge on correctional nursing, please provided some requisite skills and abilities needed to provide care in an institution, such as Grand Valley Institution for Women.
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Answers may vary ... ex.
1. Wearing her PPE 2. Reporting to the charge nurse 3. Filling out all needle stick injury documentation
3. How did Demetri articulate the roles and responsibilities of a registered nurse as a member of the health care team? Provide 2 examples. (#3)
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Answers may vary ... ex. mental health, addiction, age variation, health promotion, vulnerable population
Demetri demonstrates a body of knowledge from nursing and other disciplines concerning current and emerging health care issues, such as: health care needs of older adults, vulnerable/marginalized populations, health promotion, obesity, pain prevention and pain management, end-of-life care, addiction, mental health etc. Which best apply to Demetri as a correctional nurse? (#25)
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Answers may vary … treating everyone equally, being aware of your thoughts and beliefs before providing care.
As a correctional nurse, you will encounter many people that you do not share the same beliefs with, or do not agree with their previous life decisions. How do you recommend still maintaining that nurse-client relationship? (#79)
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Answers may vary… ex. Being up-to-date and adhering to practice standards, best-practice guidelines and workplace policies.
How can Demetri, or any nurse, articulate the concept and significance of fitness to practice in the context of nursing practice, self-regulation and public protection? (#98)
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Answers may vary ... ex. by possibly bringing the inmate into another room where distractions aren’t as prevalent
How would Demetri integrate quality improvement principles and activities into nursing practice to prevent this from happening again? (#17)
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Answers will vary ... FREE FOR ALL
As a nurse, how would you demonstrate the way registered nursing practice can facilitate positive client health outcomes, within a jail setting? (#24)
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Privacy, confidentiality and security.
Although a patient’s illness has now affected Demetri’s life, she must still maintain clients _______ , _______ & _______ (#86)
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Answers may vary … ex. reflecting on one’s practice and identify learning needs (which she did)/ develop a learning plan/ use EIDM by seeking new information or BPG (using evidence informed information to understand how to prevent needlestick injuries)
How did/can Demetri demonstrate continuing competence and preparedness to meet regulatory requirements? (#100)
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