MSN program Outcome #
5: Advocates for positive health
outcomes through
compassionate,
evidence-based, collaborative
advanced nursing practice. (Extraordinary nursing) The nurse
Practitioner can advocate for their patients by showing compassion
using evidence-based, and collaborative care with other health care
provider (chamberlain college of nursing,2016). Working together
for a common goal can build a trusting relationship with patients and
other health care provider. According to Pfaff, & Markaki (2017),
compassionate collaborative care is when caregiver from different
profession
and non-profession backgrounds work with patient and families to
provider ultimate care. I
share knowledge from evidence-based
information and
experience. An example I
have achieved this
outcome is during my diagnosis
and care practicum rotation. A
patient can in will a CC of moto vehicle accident. The patient was
prescribed pain medication, but it did not seem to be working, the
patient was also complained of join and muscle pain. The doctor
refers the patient
to Physical therapy and orthopedic for forth
management. Another example is during my diagnosis and care
practicum rotation I have
a 56-
year-old female with a complain of
flank pain and burning urinations. A urinalysis test was completed,
the result shows that the patient had UTI. Reviewing the patient
history, I saw that the patient had previous histories of frequent
UTI. I had to used evidence- base studies to education the patient
about UTI and how to prevent UTI problem
Reflect on your learning over the past eight weeks.
Describe how achieving the course outcomes has
prepared you to meet program outcome #5, MSN
Essential VIII, and Nurse Practitioner Core Competency #
8. Provide two specific examples from your clinical or
course activities for each that demonstrate your
achievement.
Program Outcome #5: Advocates for positive health
outcomes through compassionate, evidence-based,
collaborative advanced nursing practice.
In the past 8 weeks, I have learned so much. I had to look back
through my clinical logs to remember because it has been such a
whirlwind. However, there is no doubt that that my knowledge and
