front 1 what is the Globalization in Health Care | back 1 Changes in Society such as increased technology, new demographic patterns, health promotion, and the women's & human rights movements |
front 2 what are the 3 components of a community? | back 2 Structure, population, and social system |
front 3 What is the function of a case manager? | back 3 Delivering health care to an individual with an episode of illness through: Continuum of care, assessment, plan of care, coordination of all services, referral and follow up. |
front 4 What is the A.S. RN degree? | back 4 2 year program that focuses on the basic sciences, theoretical and clinical courses related to the practice of nursing |
front 5 What is the B.S. RN degree? | back 5 4 year degree that is the same as the A.S. degree that also includes courses in social sciences, arts, and humanities to support the nursing theory |
front 6 What is the Nursing Process? | back 6 Assessment Diagnosis Plan Implementation Evaluation |
front 7 What is the responsibility of the RN with the QI committee? | back 7 Maintain competencies needed to continuously improve the quality of care in their work environments |
front 8 What is Quality Improvement? | back 8 Use of data to monitor the outcomes of care processes and use improvement methods to improve the quality and safety of the health care system |
front 9 What are the groups of the vulnerable population? | back 9 Immigrants, homeless, abused patients, substance abuse patients, mental illness, and the elderly |
front 10 What is the Benner Order? | back 10 Novice Advanced Beginner Competent Proficient Expert |
front 11 What is the role of a Community Based Nurse? | back 11 They are competent as a caregiver, collaborator, educator, counselor, change agent, patient advocate, case manager, and epidemiologist |
front 12 What is PPS? | back 12 Payment mechanism for reimbursing hospitals for inpatient services |
front 13 What is the primary goal of the QI committee? | back 13 To respond to reports about safety and quality patient care |
front 14 What are DRG's? | back 14 Group of patients classified to establish a mechanism for health care reimbursement based of length of stay |
front 15 What are the components of the QI committee? | back 15 Plan, Do, Study, Act |
front 16 What are the 6 steps of EBP? | back 16 1. Ask a clinical question 2. Collect the best evidence 3. Critique 4. Integrate 5. Evaluate 6. Share outcomes |
front 17 What does P.I.C.O stand for? | back 17 Patient population of Interest Intervention of Interest Comparison of Interest Outcome |
front 18 What is Qualitative Research? | back 18 Bases on something that is impossible to accurately and precisely measure Subjective Date |
front 19 What is Quantitative Research? | back 19 Offers precise measurement numbers and precentages |
front 20 How does EBP influence clinical decision making? | back 20 Provides a systemic approach to rational decision making |
front 21 What are the benefits of EBP? | back 21 Results in higher quality of care that leads to improved patient outcomes |
front 22 What is the definition of EBP? | back 22 To use the best current evidence with clinical expertise along with patient/family preferences and values for optimal health care |
front 23 What are the 4 goals of Healthy People 2020? | back 23 1. Attain higher quality of life 2. Achieve health equity 3. Create good environments for all 4. Promote quality of Life |
front 24 What is W.H.O? | back 24 World Health Organization |
front 25 How does the WHO define "HEALTH"? | back 25 It is the state of complete physical, mental and social well-being Not just the absence of disease or infirmity |
front 26 what is the Health Belief Model? | back 26 Considers the relationship between a person's health beliefs and health behaviors |
front 27 What is Health Promotion? | back 27 Highlights factors that increase individual well-being and self-actualization |
front 28 What are the Basic Human Needs? (Maslow) | back 28 Emphasizes on identifying individual needs, prioritizing needs, and encouraging individual discovery |
front 29 What is the Holistic Health Model? | back 29 Promotes optimal health by getting patients to participate in improving their overall health |
front 30 What are Health Beliefs and Practices? | back 30 Beliefs that are influenced by internal and external variables and should be considered when planning care |
front 31 What are Internal Variables that influence health? | back 31 Developmental Status Intelectual background Perception of functioning Emotional Factors Spiritual Factors |
front 32 What are External Variables that influence health? | back 32 Health beliefs and practices Socioeconomic factors Cultural background |
front 33 What is Primary Prevention? | back 33 True prevention that lowers the chances a disease will develop |
front 34 What is Secondary Prevention? | back 34 Focuses on those who have a disease or that are at risk to develop a disease |
front 35 What is Tertiary Prevention? | back 35 Occurs when a defect or a disability is permanent or irreversible |
front 36 What are the 4 risk factors r/t a disease or dysfunction? | back 36 G.A.E.L Genetic and Physiological factors Age Environment Lifestyle |
front 37 What are the 5 stages of change? | back 37 P.C.P.A.M Precontemplation Contemplation Preparation Action Maintenance |