NURS FPX 6612 Assessment 3 Patient Discharge Care Planning

Introduction

The patient experience, often known as patient satisfaction, is used to analyze patient-centered treatment. Patients desire higher quality services and better results since they are more informed and involved in their healthcare (Kippenbrock et al., 2019).

In order to deliver high-quality care and ensure patient satisfaction, nurses must be in constant communication with patients during all operations and applications. They must also inform patients about their condition, diagnosis, and course of treatment. To stress the value of communication, nurses should treat patients with kindness, decency, and respect.

The purpose of the poll was to determine how satisfied the patients were. It helped to raise the standard of nursing care in accordance with patient satisfaction (Karaca & Durna, 2019).

Patient Discharge Care Planning

Marta, a student nurse who had just arrived in Nevada, was transferred to a neighboring shock trauma hospital after being struck by a car in a traffic accident during her first semester. There, she would undergo several procedures over the course of four weeks.

The provider’s remarks and the medication review plan are among the many helpful details about patient care that are recorded for patients. Lifelong patient-centered care planning makes use of this patient data. Health Information Technology (HIT) incorporates the capacity to store patient data as well as process and retrieve vital information for medical care, appointments, patient history, and care records.

Additionally, the Electronic Health Record (EHR) is essential for bringing accountability and transparency to the healthcare system as well as for digitizing medical information to ensure that data is secure, safe, and available when needed. Nonetheless, there are issues with data breaches and cyber security that have jeopardized patient safety and medical professionals’ reputations. The efficiency of EHRs is also being hampered by the lack of a communication channel across various EHR software systems.

According to Kataria and Ravindran (2020), the new data resulting from the use of EHRs offers crucial information that will be used to improve healthcare systems.

This evaluation talks about Marta’s real-world situation and how the staff created a secure and dependable discharge strategy for the patient. Nonetheless, there has been discussion of the benefits of discharge care planning.