Ems207 week2-intro
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The document discusses the nursing care cycle and critical thinking process. It describes the steps of the nursing care cycle as assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation. It then explains the elements of critical thinking as data collection, analysis of the situation, generation and selection of alternatives, and evaluation. Critical thinking is presented as a purposeful and creative approach to problem solving and decision making in nursing.
Ems207 week2-intro
- 1. Welcome Introductions Your name Where do you work now 1 Thing (pick one) You’d like to get out of this class Something the class should know about you
- 2. Health & Physical Assessment in Nursing First Edition Chapter 1 The Care Cycle Donita D’Amico and Colleen Barbarito
- 3. Figure 1.6 Nursing process. Steps of the Care Cycle: Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation
- 4. Assessment The collection, organization and validation of subjective (concluded) and objective (based in fact) data
- 5. Diagnosis Use of Critical Thinking and Application of Knowledge from the Sciences and Other Disciplines to Analyze and Synthesize Data
- 6. Planning Priority Setting, Stating Client Goals or Outcomes, and Selecting Nursing Interventions
- 7. Implementation Putting your Interventions into Action
- 8. Evaluation Comparing the Client Status to the Stated Goals or Outcomes
- 9. Critical Thinking A Purposeful and Creative Approach to Resolution of Problems and Management of Situations
- 10. Figure 1.7 Elements of critical thinking.
- 11. Critical Thinking Is… Data Collection Analysis of the Situation Generation and Selection of Alternatives Evaluation
- 12. Data Collection Identifying assumptions Organizing data collection Determining reliability of data Identifying relevant versus irrelevant data Identifying inconsistencies in data
- 13. Analysis of the Situation Distinguishing data as normal or abnormal Clustering related data Identifying patterns in data Identifying missing information Drawing valid conclusions
- 14. Generation and Selection of Alternatives Articulating options Establishing priorities
- 15. Generation and Selection of Alternatives Articulating options Establishing priorities
- 16. Evaluation Determining whether the expected outcomes have been achieved
- 17. Critical Thinking Enables the Healthcare Worker to Make Judgments About Client Care Based on Careful Collection and Interpretation of Client Data