Published Jul 5, 2011
NRSKarenRN, BSN, RN
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nursingworld | code of ethics
[color=#ffffff]increasing caring to colleagues and patients:
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improving patient outcomes and the nurse work environment through streamlining care delivery processes
three key relationships within the caring model:
the nurse/patient relationship • •
the nurse/colleague relationship •
the nurse/self relationship •
this was accomplished through the application of lean six sigma principles to analyze the delivery of nursing care, streamline processes and develop unit-based vision statements focused on strengthening relationships and improving outcomes. the time created by improved processes could be spent implementing six key elements of a caring model. adapted from sharon dingman’s caring model™.
six elements of the caring model:
asking the patient/family their preferred name •
introducing self and explaining their role in care •
sitting for five minutes with patient/ family to plan care •
use appropriate touch as defined by the patient •
connecting the organization’s mission to patients plan of care •
anticipatory hourly rounds •
the caring model a practical application to improve patient satisfaction
book: quality caring in nursing : applying theory to clinical practice
joanne duffy phd, rn, faan