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METHODS OF TEACHING
Explain the role of the nurse involved with pain and symptom assessment and
management;
Justify the nurse’s specific roles in ethical decision-making;
Judge cultural dimensions and the influence of culture on palliative care for patients
across the life span;
List three factors that influence communication in the palliative care setting;
Describe the nurse’s role in helping patients cope with loss, grief, and bereavement;
Value the role of the palliative care nurse in easing patient deaths.
Module Outline
Hospice and Palliative Care
Pain Management
Symptom Management
Communication
Cultural and Ethical Issues in End of Life Care
The Last Hours of Dying
Loss, Grief, and Bereavement
Clinical Competencies
Anxiety, Loss and Grief, Depression
Advance Directive Discussion
Death Rattle: Nursing Management
End of Life Discussions
Pain Relief
Oxygen Therapy and Oxygen Delivery
Module XIII: Healthcare Informatics
Learning Objectives
At the end of this module, the trainee will be able to:
Understand the importance of nursing informatics as an emerging field in the nursing
profession, identifying key factors and legislative organizations that help to shape
nursing informatics;
Appraise evolving models and theories of informatics that define the function and
competencies of nursing informatics;
Justify the implications of nursing informatics for nursing practice, administration,
education, and research;
Validate skills in the acquisition and retrieval of nursing information using the
institution’s health information system, the worldwide web, and varied electronic
resources;
Defend approaches that safeguard data and information integrity while maintaining
privacy and confidentiality.
Module Outline
Introduction of Nursing Informatics and Overview
Nursing Informatics Goals—the Standards and Scope of Practice.
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