It is important Role of a Nurse to maintain confidentiality of all details that is pertaining to the patient.
1.In case of a monitor that is turned towards the reception desk hinders in maintaining the privacy of the patient, where any one who walks by can see.Its the responsibility of the Nurse who is incharge of the patient to turn it towards the patient or in such a way that its not seen by anyone else.Nursing Incharge of the ward can ensure if all monitors of all patients are not exposed at the juncture to viewed by others.This privacy violations can be informed to the Nursing Incharge.
2.Confidentiality of all the reports and records of the patient should be done by the Nurse who is caring for the patient.It is one of the ethics in Nursing.Improper handling has lead to the leakage of the diagnosis of the patient for which the Nurse can also be liable of charges by the patient.Making sure in respecting the privacy of the patient is very important.This privacy violations can be reported to the Nursing incharge of the unit for further actions against the Nurse.
3.Any misplacement of the patients reports, records of lab investigation, diagnostic procedures records can lead to faulty Nursing care, and may hinder the follow up care or repition of procedure is waste of time, money and energy of the patient.Its the duty of the Nurse incharge to keep all the reports and records of the patient carefully filed in the patients.As its lying in and around the room where all Nurses are walking around, it is the duty of any Nurse who walks and finds r eport down to check with the report what it is and whose does it belong as its the responsibility of a Nurse not to be negligent but to be sportive and observant in providing care of the patient.The privacy violations can be informed to the Incharge Nuse,if the incharge Nurse is found guilty then it can be reported to the Nursing Superintendent.
To whom these privacy violations should be reported ? 1. A monitor is turned toward the...
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Q: Compare the assumptions of physician-centered and
collaborative communication. How is the caregiver’s role different
in each model? How is the patient’s role different?
Answer: Physical-centered communication involves the specialists
taking control of the conversation. They decide on the topics of
discussion and when to end the process. The patient responds to the
issues raised by the caregiver and acts accordingly. On the other
hand, Collaborative communication involves a...