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Assessing the Problem: Leadership, Collaboration, Communication, Change Management, and1
Policy Considerations
Eduardo Torres
Capella University
August 31, 2022
Patient under consideration and significance of the problem
The patient who needed to be examined had diabetes mellitus and hypertension. Five years ago, the patient's diabetes was discovered, and the proper precautions that should be taken were sug- gested. The patient was advised on correct food management and nutritional requirements but did not comply. Hypertension and excessive blood sugar are the outcomes. The patient was
requested to provide a follow-up periodically during the prior examination, but he did not show up for three years. At the time of the most recent checkup, the condition was stable, but the
records for diabetes and hypertension were not enough. The patient appeared to be less con- cerned with adhering to the instructions, but it was noticed that he still desired to be healed by the medication. The patients' family relatives were also present and displayed an aggressive
random history of high blood pressure. It suggested that if precautions are not taken, the patient's condition could worsen in the coming days. After receiving the prescribed medication, the patient was instructed to address these issues. The patient had hypertension and diabetes mellitus, which are significant conditions that could worsen the other health problems. The fact that 463 million in- dividuals worldwide have diabetes in 2019 highlights the disease's importance. It demon-
strates the need for people to be aware of potential adverse effects. In 2045, the percentage is pro- jected to increase to 10%. Other disorders like hypertension and obesity have received alarm due to the rising prevalence of diabetes. Regarding diseases, patients must heed the advice of medical pro- fessionals and provide thorough follow-ups. When the family is supportive, sufferers can only pur- sue treatment for their conditions. The issue is pertinent to my nursing practice since diabetes and hypertension are widespread yet complex diseases. The nurses are responsible for ensuring
the patients are adequately advised and motivated to take their medication. These are the prob-
lems that can be controlled but are not sufficiently resolved. A record of diabetes and hypertension should be kept during the follow-up process. However, it has been shown that patients frequently misinterpret the instructions and disregard them. Future research on managing diabetes and hy- pertension patients will benefit from this knowledge. I'll discover how to communicate with patients and properly guide them. Analyze evidence from peer-reviewed literature and professional
sources that describes and guides nursing actions related to the patient (Pasquale Passarella, 2018) suggested that nurses follow specific procedures for managing hypertension in diabetic patients. A blood pressure of 130/80 mmHg for patients with both illnesses is advised. The writers have sug- gested the goal based on a substantial amount of scientific research. Less research has been done on the advantages of blood pressure medication for diabetic people. If the blood pressure sur-
passes 140 mm/Hg, the American Diabetes Association (ADA) advises that it will be a significant cause for concern. Proper care and management are required for the patients. The results of nu- merous research have also been reported (Kenny, 2018), which show that diabetes mellitus and hy- pertension are important issues that need to be handled. Salt and sodium should be consumed in smaller amounts. It is advised that patients eat a balanced diet of fruits and vegetables and engage in regular physical activity to maintain a healthy lifestyle. In certain papers, the statistics are dubi- ous, yet the nurses must decide whether or not they are real. The peer-reviewed articles and their techniques will be utilized to evaluate the data's dependability. It is important to note that erro-
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neous data is not regarded as authentic and significant. The difficulties in implementing evidence- based practice have been addressed (Lynne S. Robins, 2022). Patients and their families occasional- ly lack the motivation or assistance to adhere to diabetes and hypertension standards. It has been noted that while social and cultural norms are significant enough to be considered during the thera- py process, they also function as a barrier. To effectively manage diabetes mellitus and hyperten- sion, impediments must be kept to a minimum. The efficacy of nursing standards and policies
in enhancing the health of patients with diabetes and hypertension has been studied (Cheryl R. Dennison Himmelfarb, 2017). It is advised that nurses play a crucial role in the healthcare in-
dustry. To effectively treat diabetes or hypertension, their duties must be enlarged. For the benefit of the patients, their duties need to be increased. The management of these illnesses is subject to criticism for several roles and laws. The different disorders must be found and identified by the nurses.
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They must communicate with the patients and help them understand their problems. According to recent literature, nurses should identify patients' ideas and social norms to determine how
they should be handled. The nurses must ensure that the patient's diseases are treated according to the family's perspectives after researching them. There is considerable literature on research connected to diabetes and hypertension. However, this topic is about the management role of nurs- es. Explain how state board nursing practice standards and/or organizational or governmental
policies could affect the patient Numerous nursing practice guidelines or governmental regulations exist for patients with diabetes and hypertension. The nursing policies show they are sufficient to handle these patients, but they require improvement. For the benefit of the patients, several official documents are published and displayed, and the function of the nurses is also described.
According to the 2019 American Heart Association (AHA) Scientific Statement on measuring BP in Humans, nurses should retrain every six to twelve months. The rule stipulated that nurses must possess the necessary qualifications (Melnyk, 2022). The regulations are created at the state level, and the nurses responsible for managing diabetes and hypertension are given several instructions. According to WHO guidelines, nurses should adequately identify patients with diabetes and hyper- tension. The nurses must intervene if the patient consistently displays a hypertension history
and blood pressure higher than 140 mm/Hg. The World Health Organization and the American Nurses Association have served as front-line combatants in the fight against numerous diseases and have provided nurses with specialized regulations. The nurses care for the patients by adminis- tering the proper medication and interacting with them. The group has provided specific recom- mendations for treating hypertension. The organization instructed the nurses to be empathet-
ic and watchful in treating the patients since it is concerned about other ailments, including cardio- vascular disorders and others. Propose leadership strategies to improve outcomes, patient-
centered care, and the patient experience related to the patient
A vital component of the healthcare industry, nurses must engage with patients and provide guid- ance. Through exemplary leadership and change management techniques, the nurses can bet-
ter advise the patients. The nurses must be aware of the cooperative and communication tactics and implement them. Nurse leaders must adhere to four ethical guidelines. These include au-
tonomy, social justice, kindness, and informed consent. Nurses must guide and demonstrate sym- pathy for patients to heal by following the correct instructions. The leadership tactics nurses use in
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relation to the topic being studied through several research studies. In these urgent situations, the leaders are advised to obtain the patient's informed consent (Paarima, 2022). Collaboration is
essential for patient improvement, and communication is the key to success. Patients won't be
able to understand the treatment process if the nurses don't communicate well. Let's say the
nurses believe the situation is not improving and the patients or junior nurses are not cooperating. Change management must be put into practice to further improve the results in that situation. Conclusion It has been determined that nurses must manage a variety of ailments and diseases.
Throughout the treatment, the nurses must retain both compassion and discipline. Disorders
like diabetes and hypertension must be well maintained. The nurses are responsible for ensuring that the ethical standards are followed and that the leadership standards are met.
References
Cheryl R. Dennison Himmelfarb, Y. C.-M. (2017). Expanding the Role of Nurses to Improve
Hypertension Care and Control Globally. Annals of Global Health, 82(2). doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aogh.2016.02.003
Kenny, C. (2018). Evidence for the management of hypertension in diabetes: the key studies.
Diabetes & Primary Care, 20(3), 107-111. Retrieved from http://bit.ly/DiaDistilled
Lynne S. Robins, J. E.-M. (2022). Barriers and Facilitators to Evidence-based Blood Pressure
Control in Community Practice. The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine, 334(10). doi:10.3122/jabfm.2013.05.130060
Melnyk, J. A. (2022). Improving hypertension control and cardiovascular health: An urgent call
to action for nursing. CPD, 19(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.1111/wvn.12560
Paarima, Y. (2022). Nurse managers leadership styles and intention to stay among nurses at
the unit in Ghana. International Journal of Health Planning and Management, 37(3). doi:10.1002/hpm.3433
Pasquale Passarella, T. A. (2018). Hypertension Management in Diabetes: 2018 Update.
Diabetes Spectr, 31(3), 218-224. doi:https://doi.org/10.2337/ds17-0085
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Patient under consideration and significance of the problem The patient who needed to be examined had diabetes mellitus and hypertension.
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Patient under consideration and significance of the problem The patient to be explored suffered from hy- pertension and diabetes mellitus
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Hypertension and excessive blood sugar are the outcomes.
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The results are hypertension and high blood sugar
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The patient was requested to provide a follow-up peri- odically during the prior examination, but he did not show up for three years.
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The patient was requested to return for regular follow- up visits, but he didn't show up for another three years
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At the time of the most recent checkup, the condition was stable, but the records for diabetes and hyperten- sion were not enough.
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The condition was stable at the time of the recent check- up, but both the records of diabetes and hypertension were not up to a point
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family relatives were also present and displayed an ag- gressive random history of high blood pressure.
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The family members were also present with the pa- tients, and they showed a random record of high blood pressure that was aggressive
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It demonstrates the need for people to be aware of po- tential adverse effects. In 2045, the percentage is pro- jected to increase to 10%.
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This demonstrates the need to be informed of potential adverse effects In 2045, the percentage is predicted to rise to 10%
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The nurses are responsible for ensuring the patients are adequately advised and motivated to take their medication.
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The nurses are responsible for ensuring that the pa- tients are adequately directed and motivated to take their medicine
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Analyze evidence from peer-reviewed literature and pro- fessional sources that describes and guides nursing ac- tions related to the patient (Pasquale Passarella, 2018) suggested that nurses follow specific procedures for managing hypertension in diabetic patients.
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Analyze evidence from peer-reviewed literature and pro- fessional sources that describes and guides nursing ac- tions related to the patient (Pasquale Passarella, 2018) recommended the guidelines for the nurses related to the actions to be taken to manage hypertension in diabetes
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If the blood pressure surpasses 140 mm/Hg, the Ameri- can Diabetes Association (ADA) advises that it will be a significant cause for concern.
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The American Diabetes Association (ADA) recommends that if the blood pressure exceeds 140 mm/Hg, it will be a huge matter of concern
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The efficacy of nursing standards and policies in enhanc- ing the health of patients with diabetes and hyperten- sion has been studied (Cheryl R.
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Dennison Himmelfarb, 2017) Has researched the effec- tiveness of nursing standards and policies in improving the health of patients with hypertension and diabetes
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ideas and social norms to determine how they should be handled.
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Explain how state board nursing practice standards and/or organizational or governmental policies could affect the patient Numerous nursing practice guidelines or governmental regulations exist for patients with dia- betes and hypertension.
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Explain how state board nursing practice standards and/or organizational or governmental policies could affect the patient Several nursing practice standards or governmental policies exist for patients with hyperten- sion and diabetes
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According to the 2019 American Heart Association (AHA) Scientific Statement on measuring BP in Humans, nurs- es should retrain every six to twelve months.
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American Heart Association (AHA) Scientific Statement on the Measurement of BP in Humans presented the policy for the nurses in 2019 that the nurses should be re-skilled every six to twelve months
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The nurses must intervene if the patient consistently displays a hypertension history and blood pressure higher than 140 mm/Hg. The World Health Organization and the American Nurses Association have served as front-line combatants in the fight against numerous dis- eases and have provided nurses with specialized regulations.
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If the patient repeatedly shows a record of hypertension and blood pressure above 140 mm/Hg, the nurses must take action against it World Health Organization and American Nurses Association have played the role of front warriors to fight against various diseases and given specific policies to nurses
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The organization instructed the nurses to be empathetic and watchful in treating the patients since it is con- cerned about other ailments, including cardiovascular disorders and others.
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As the organization is concerned about other disorders like cardiovascular disorders and others, it guided the nurses that they need to be compassionate and vigilant in treating the patients
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Propose leadership strategies to improve outcomes, pa- tient-centered care, and the patient experience related to the patient
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Through exemplary leadership and change manage- ment techniques, the nurses can better advise the patients.
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The nurses can better guide the patients through the proper leadership and change management strategies
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These include autonomy, social justice, kindness, and in- formed consent.
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These include social justice, benevolence, autonomy, and informed consent
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Collaboration is essential for patient improvement, and communication is the key to success.
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Communication is the key to success, and collaboration is needed for the betterment of patients
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Patients won't be able to understand the treatment process if the nurses don't communicate well.
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If the nurses do not communicate properly, the patients will not be able to understand the treatment process
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Let's say the nurses believe the situation is not improv- ing and the patients or junior nurses are not cooperating.
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Throughout the treatment, the nurses must retain both compassion and discipline.
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The nurses have to maintain discipline and compassion throughout the treatment
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Expanding the Role of Nurses to Improve Hypertension Care and Control Globally. Annals of Global Health, 82(2). doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aogh.2016.02.003
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Expanding the Role of Nurses to Improve Hypertension Care and Control Globally Annals of Global Health, 82(2) doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aogh.2016.02.003
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Evidence for the management of hypertension in dia- betes: the key studies. Diabetes & Primary Care, 20(3), 107-111. Retrieved from http://bit.ly/DiaDistilled
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Evidence for the management of hypertension in dia- betes the key studies Diabetes & Primary Care, 20(3), 107-111 Retrieved from http://bit.ly/DiaDistilled
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Barriers and Facilitators to Evidence-based Blood Pres- sure Control in Community Practice. The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine, 334(10). doi:10.3122/jabfm.2013.05.130060
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Barriers and Facilitators to Evidence-based Blood Pres- sure Control in Community Practice The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine, 334(10) doi:10.3122/jabfm.2013.05.130060
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Improving hypertension control and cardiovascular health: An urgent call to action for nursing. CPD, 19(1).
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Nurse managers leadership styles and intention to stay among nurses at the unit in Ghana. International Journal of Health Planning and Management, 37(3). doi:10.1002/hpm.3433 Pasquale Passarella, T.
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Nurse managers leadership styles and intention to stay among nurses at the unit in Ghana International Journal of Health Planning and Management, 37(3) doi:10.1002/hpm.3433 Pasquale Passarella, T
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