Care Across the Lifespan II
Summary of strengths:
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I understand my responsibilities and know how to set attainable goals for myself. I have a propensity of being goal oriented in my everyday life, and thus it is not difficult to use this practice professionally. I identify my areas of weakness strengths and work toward an applicable balance. I am committed to treating psychiatric disorders in individuals and groups through psychotherapy and medication. I focus on the requirements and scope of practice for PMHNPs. The practicality of communicating with multidisciplinary teams involves using verbal, non-verbal, and written forms. Key elements in obtaining my goals are to my professionalism and communicating skills. Sharing information with nurse practitioners and physicians improves the safety and welfare of patients (Durmaz et al., 2018). Also, I am taking the necessary steps to prepare myself to obtain and maintain my PMHNP certification and licensure.
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Opportunities for growth:
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This quarter I will have the opportunity to grow and improve my skills in the examination of psychiatric emergencies. Patient assessment is vital in developing accurate diagnoses (Pelin & Ayise, 2019). During this quarter I will continue my focus on assessing children and adolescents. I will broaden my knowledge pertaining to psychiatric emergencies such as suicide, threats of violence, or drug overdoses and the ethical and legal issues surrounding them. This will facilitate selecting the appropriate evidence based clinical practice guidelines for psychotherapeutic plan.
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Reference
Durmaz, Y. C., Serin, E. K., & Polat, H. T. (2018). Determination of Problem-Solving and
Communication Skills of Nursing/Midwifery Students. International journal of caring sciences, 11(3).
Pelin, K., & Ayise, K. (2019). Assessment of mentorship applications in nursing clinical
education. International Journal of Caring Sciences, 12(2), 869-876.