Nursing assignment

ADNG2400PsychosocialNursingReflectionPaperRubric.docx

ADNG 2400 Psychosocial Nursing Reflection Paper Rubric

Criteria

Exceptional: Professional, clear, accurate, confident. Organization and mechanics are impeccable. Well-organized and easily understood. Shows reflective insight based on evidence and clear plans for implementation. No improvement needed.

Proficient: Professional, clear, accurate, confident with OCCASIONAL errors that are easily corrected. Is somewhat insightful.

Basic/Needs Improvement: MOSTLY professional and accurate. PARTIAL demonstration of professional understanding, sometimes unclear. Displays lack of confidence or inefficiencies in writing. SEVERAL areas of correction are required.

Below basic: SOMEWHAT professional and accurate. MINIMAL demonstration of professional understanding, frequently unclear. MULTIPLE areas of correction are required. Mid-term Personal Improvement Plan required

Marginal/Unacceptable: Unprofessional, inaccurate, unclear. Does not demonstrate understanding of concept. Lacks professionalism. NUMEROUS areas of correction that require resubmission. Any portion of the assignment that receives a 0 does not meet minimum requirements and must be resubmitted to earn a grade for the assignment.

Introduction

(5 points)

1 pt. Basic client information (gender, age) without identifiers is provided.

3 pts. Psychiatric diagnosis(es) provided

1 pt. Physiological diagnosis(es) provided OR clarification that no pertinent physiological diagnoses exist for this client.

4 pts. Any one item from the left column is missing.

3 pts. Any two items from the left column are missing.

2 pts. Any three items from the left column are missing.

0 pts. Requires revision meeting with instructor and resubmission.

Nursing Diagnosis

(10 points)

5 pts. A correctly formatted, three-part, NANDA-approved, nursing diagnosis is provided with a brief rationale that explains why this is a priority diagnosis. Rationale includes observations, quotation, reports from staff or family, etc.

5 pts. A second correctly formatted, three-part OR a two-part (“risk for”) NANDA-approved, nursing diagnosis is provided with a brief rationale that explains why this is a priority diagnosis. Rationale includes observations, quotation, reports from staff or family, etc.

Total length of this section is approximately 125 words.

8-9 pts. One part of the 3-part nursing diagnosis and/or 2-part diagnosis is missing or incorrect.

Rationale is somewhat unclear.

6-7 pts. Two parts of the diagnoses are missing or incorrect.

Rationale is difficult to follow.

4-6 pts. Several parts of the diagnoses are missing or incorrect.

Rationale is very unclear.

0 pts. Requires revision meeting with instructor and resubmission.

Reflection

(12 points)

3 pts. Ideas for best care are provided and clearly relate to the chosen nursing diagnoses.

3 pts. At least two resources are referred to; one can be the textbook.

3 pts. Opportunities and barriers are discussed, community resources, etc. There is clear evidence of thought related to the possibilities for this patient.

3 pts. At least one ethical principle is chosen and briefly explained to support the proposal.

Total length of this section is approximately 250 words.

10-11 pts. One or two items are missing from any of the sections on the left.

8-9 pts. Three or four items are missing from any of the sections on the left.

6-7 pts. Five or six items are missing from any of the sections on the left.

0 pts. Requires revision meeting with instructor and resubmission.

Nursing Care Plan

(8 points)

2 pts. A primary diagnosis is identified, and rationale is provided. Nursing Care Plan clearly relates to diagnoses and reflection above.

2 pts. Patient goal(s) provided. Uses SMART format.

2 pts. Interventions and rationales are clear and follow the formatting and style of Nurse Labs example.

2 pts. Evaluation methods are explained. It is clear how the nurse will know when the goal has been met

6-7 pts. Any one item from the left column is missing.

4-5 pts. Any two items from the left column are missing.

2-3 pts. Any three items from the left column are missing.

0 pts. Requires revision meeting with instructor and resubmission.

Grammar & Mechanics

(5 points)

2 pts. Follows all guidelines for spelling, usage, mechanics, grammar, etc. There are no mechanical errors.

2 pts. APA format is Times New Roman 12, double-spaced, standard margins, paragraphs indented, and APA headings (as provided) are used. (No abstract or over page is required). References (minimum of 2) are cited correctly.

1 pt. Length is 500 words.

4 pts. Any one item from the left column is missing.

3 pts. Any two items from the left column are missing.

2 pts. Any three items from the left column are missing.

0 pts. Requires restructuring of paper and resubmission.

Was NOT created in required template

MovieChoicesforReflectionPaper.docx

Movie choices for Reflection Paper

· A Beautiful Mind (2001) Math Genius with Schizophrenia

· Patch Adams (1998) Depression

· One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975) Psychotic Disorder (main character) other characters schizophrenia, Dissociative disorder, multiple personality, paranoia, PTSD

· Girl, Interrupted (1999) Borderline Personality Disorder with suicide attempt

· Silver Linings Playbook (2012) Bipolar Disorder

PsychosocialNursingReflectionPaperAssignment1.docx

Psychosocial Nursing Reflection Paper Assignment

Objectives

1. Consider future nursing opportunities in relation to clinical findings, including current issues in mental health care and potential applications for advocacy and support related to clients with mental health diagnoses and their families. (Human Flourishing)

Assignment

Write a 500-word reflection paper based on the information you gathered at your mental health rotation OR with a Med/Surg, etc. patient, OR the movie (options listed in D2L and only if you haven’t had your mental health rotation/Med/Surg pt).

Introduction and Nursing Diagnoses

Include basic client information (without identifiers) and psychiatric diagnosis/diagnoses as well as pertinent physical diagnoses.

Relay your top two priority nursing diagnoses (from your clinical observation sheet) and briefly discuss your rationale for these. Ideally, you will have one 3-Part and one “Risk For”. Diagnoses are often appropriate in mental health patients but must exclude evidence. If there’s evidence then it happened, and it’s no longer a “risk for” because it really exists. Nursing diagnoses must be formatted correctly, whether they have 2 (risk for) or 3 parts. Rationale should include observations, quotations, reports from staff or family, or other sources that led you to choose these diagnoses. This section should take up approximately half a page or 125 words.

Reflection

Based on the diagnoses identified, use the next page (around 250 words) to reflect on your ideas of how to provide the best care for this client and their family. Consider whether you think they are currently receiving the best possible care and what other supports and resources might better help them. Consider the following questions:

What are the barriers to implementing the nursing interventions you listed in your clinical assignment?

What ethical principles apply to these considerations?

What resources are available in your community for this patient and/or their family?

*Chapters 34-36 in your textbook provide information about group and family therapy as well as integrative treatment options that might support your discussion.

Considerations

Ethical Principles

1. Autonomy- Respecting the rights of others to make their own decisions.

2. Beneficence- The duty to act to benefit or promote the health and well-being of others.

3. Nonmaleficence- Doing no harm to the patient

4. Justice- The duty to distribute resources or care equally, regardless of personal attributes

5. Fidelity- Maintaining loyalty and commitment to the patient and doing no wrong to the patient

6. Veracity- The duty to communicate truthfully

Varcarolis’ page 93 (9th edition)

https://nurse.org/education/nursing-code-of-ethics/

Patients’ rights are discussed on page 96 in the 9th edition.

Nursing Care Plan

Take approximately the final half page (125 words) to create a nursing care plan for your client. Choose the primary nursing diagnosis of the two you gave at the beginning of the paper and provide a brief rationale for your choice. State one (or two) relevant goals for your care plan and the method of evaluation you will use to determine the effectiveness of your plan. Use the table (SEE TEMPLATE) to fill in your proposed interventions and rationales. See the site below for examples.

https://nurseslabs.com/category/nursing-care-plans/mental-health-psychiatric/

References

This is on its own page. Perfection will not make or break you. Just make an effort at the rules. If you go on in your nursing education, which I hope you do, this will be something you have to know. We’ll start slowly in this program. Two or three references are fine, and your textbook can be one of them. The rules are here: https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/apa_style/apa_formatting_and_style_guide/reference_list_basic_rules.html

ADNG2400PsychosocialNursingReflectionPaperRubric.docx

ADNG 2400 Psychosocial Nursing Reflection Paper Rubric

Criteria

Exceptional: Professional, clear, accurate, confident. Organization and mechanics are impeccable. Well-organized and easily understood. Shows reflective insight based on evidence and clear plans for implementation. No improvement needed.

Proficient: Professional, clear, accurate, confident with OCCASIONAL errors that are easily corrected. Is somewhat insightful.

Basic/Needs Improvement: MOSTLY professional and accurate. PARTIAL demonstration of professional understanding, sometimes unclear. Displays lack of confidence or inefficiencies in writing. SEVERAL areas of correction are required.

Below basic: SOMEWHAT professional and accurate. MINIMAL demonstration of professional understanding, frequently unclear. MULTIPLE areas of correction are required. Mid-term Personal Improvement Plan required

Marginal/Unacceptable: Unprofessional, inaccurate, unclear. Does not demonstrate understanding of concept. Lacks professionalism. NUMEROUS areas of correction that require resubmission. Any portion of the assignment that receives a 0 does not meet minimum requirements and must be resubmitted to earn a grade for the assignment.

Introduction

(5 points)

1 pt. Basic client information (gender, age) without identifiers is provided.

3 pts. Psychiatric diagnosis(es) provided

1 pt. Physiological diagnosis(es) provided OR clarification that no pertinent physiological diagnoses exist for this client.

4 pts. Any one item from the left column is missing.

3 pts. Any two items from the left column are missing.

2 pts. Any three items from the left column are missing.

0 pts. Requires revision meeting with instructor and resubmission.

Nursing Diagnosis

(10 points)

5 pts. A correctly formatted, three-part, NANDA-approved, nursing diagnosis is provided with a brief rationale that explains why this is a priority diagnosis. Rationale includes observations, quotation, reports from staff or family, etc.

5 pts. A second correctly formatted, three-part OR a two-part (“risk for”) NANDA-approved, nursing diagnosis is provided with a brief rationale that explains why this is a priority diagnosis. Rationale includes observations, quotation, reports from staff or family, etc.

Total length of this section is approximately 125 words.

8-9 pts. One part of the 3-part nursing diagnosis and/or 2-part diagnosis is missing or incorrect.

Rationale is somewhat unclear.

6-7 pts. Two parts of the diagnoses are missing or incorrect.

Rationale is difficult to follow.

4-6 pts. Several parts of the diagnoses are missing or incorrect.

Rationale is very unclear.

0 pts. Requires revision meeting with instructor and resubmission.

Reflection

(12 points)

3 pts. Ideas for best care are provided and clearly relate to the chosen nursing diagnoses.

3 pts. At least two resources are referred to; one can be the textbook.

3 pts. Opportunities and barriers are discussed, community resources, etc. There is clear evidence of thought related to the possibilities for this patient.

3 pts. At least one ethical principle is chosen and briefly explained to support the proposal.

Total length of this section is approximately 250 words.

10-11 pts. One or two items are missing from any of the sections on the left.

8-9 pts. Three or four items are missing from any of the sections on the left.

6-7 pts. Five or six items are missing from any of the sections on the left.

0 pts. Requires revision meeting with instructor and resubmission.

Nursing Care Plan

(8 points)

2 pts. A primary diagnosis is identified, and rationale is provided. Nursing Care Plan clearly relates to diagnoses and reflection above.

2 pts. Patient goal(s) provided. Uses SMART format.

2 pts. Interventions and rationales are clear and follow the formatting and style of Nurse Labs example.

2 pts. Evaluation methods are explained. It is clear how the nurse will know when the goal has been met

6-7 pts. Any one item from the left column is missing.

4-5 pts. Any two items from the left column are missing.

2-3 pts. Any three items from the left column are missing.

0 pts. Requires revision meeting with instructor and resubmission.

Grammar & Mechanics

(5 points)

2 pts. Follows all guidelines for spelling, usage, mechanics, grammar, etc. There are no mechanical errors.

2 pts. APA format is Times New Roman 12, double-spaced, standard margins, paragraphs indented, and APA headings (as provided) are used. (No abstract or over page is required). References (minimum of 2) are cited correctly.

1 pt. Length is 500 words.

4 pts. Any one item from the left column is missing.

3 pts. Any two items from the left column are missing.

2 pts. Any three items from the left column are missing.

0 pts. Requires restructuring of paper and resubmission.

Was NOT created in required template

MovieChoicesforReflectionPaper.docx

Movie choices for Reflection Paper

· A Beautiful Mind (2001) Math Genius with Schizophrenia

· Patch Adams (1998) Depression

· One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975) Psychotic Disorder (main character) other characters schizophrenia, Dissociative disorder, multiple personality, paranoia, PTSD

· Girl, Interrupted (1999) Borderline Personality Disorder with suicide attempt

· Silver Linings Playbook (2012) Bipolar Disorder

PsychosocialNursingReflectionPaperAssignment1.docx

Psychosocial Nursing Reflection Paper Assignment

Objectives

1. Consider future nursing opportunities in relation to clinical findings, including current issues in mental health care and potential applications for advocacy and support related to clients with mental health diagnoses and their families. (Human Flourishing)

Assignment

Write a 500-word reflection paper based on the information you gathered at your mental health rotation OR with a Med/Surg, etc. patient, OR the movie (options listed in D2L and only if you haven’t had your mental health rotation/Med/Surg pt).

Introduction and Nursing Diagnoses

Include basic client information (without identifiers) and psychiatric diagnosis/diagnoses as well as pertinent physical diagnoses.

Relay your top two priority nursing diagnoses (from your clinical observation sheet) and briefly discuss your rationale for these. Ideally, you will have one 3-Part and one “Risk For”. Diagnoses are often appropriate in mental health patients but must exclude evidence. If there’s evidence then it happened, and it’s no longer a “risk for” because it really exists. Nursing diagnoses must be formatted correctly, whether they have 2 (risk for) or 3 parts. Rationale should include observations, quotations, reports from staff or family, or other sources that led you to choose these diagnoses. This section should take up approximately half a page or 125 words.

Reflection

Based on the diagnoses identified, use the next page (around 250 words) to reflect on your ideas of how to provide the best care for this client and their family. Consider whether you think they are currently receiving the best possible care and what other supports and resources might better help them. Consider the following questions:

What are the barriers to implementing the nursing interventions you listed in your clinical assignment?

What ethical principles apply to these considerations?

What resources are available in your community for this patient and/or their family?

*Chapters 34-36 in your textbook provide information about group and family therapy as well as integrative treatment options that might support your discussion.

Considerations

Ethical Principles

1. Autonomy- Respecting the rights of others to make their own decisions.

2. Beneficence- The duty to act to benefit or promote the health and well-being of others.

3. Nonmaleficence- Doing no harm to the patient

4. Justice- The duty to distribute resources or care equally, regardless of personal attributes

5. Fidelity- Maintaining loyalty and commitment to the patient and doing no wrong to the patient

6. Veracity- The duty to communicate truthfully

Varcarolis’ page 93 (9th edition)

https://nurse.org/education/nursing-code-of-ethics/

Patients’ rights are discussed on page 96 in the 9th edition.

Nursing Care Plan

Take approximately the final half page (125 words) to create a nursing care plan for your client. Choose the primary nursing diagnosis of the two you gave at the beginning of the paper and provide a brief rationale for your choice. State one (or two) relevant goals for your care plan and the method of evaluation you will use to determine the effectiveness of your plan. Use the table (SEE TEMPLATE) to fill in your proposed interventions and rationales. See the site below for examples.

https://nurseslabs.com/category/nursing-care-plans/mental-health-psychiatric/

References

This is on its own page. Perfection will not make or break you. Just make an effort at the rules. If you go on in your nursing education, which I hope you do, this will be something you have to know. We’ll start slowly in this program. Two or three references are fine, and your textbook can be one of them. The rules are here: https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/apa_style/apa_formatting_and_style_guide/reference_list_basic_rules.html

ADNG2400PsychosocialNursingReflectionPaperRubric.docx

ADNG 2400 Psychosocial Nursing Reflection Paper Rubric

Criteria

Exceptional: Professional, clear, accurate, confident. Organization and mechanics are impeccable. Well-organized and easily understood. Shows reflective insight based on evidence and clear plans for implementation. No improvement needed.

Proficient: Professional, clear, accurate, confident with OCCASIONAL errors that are easily corrected. Is somewhat insightful.

Basic/Needs Improvement: MOSTLY professional and accurate. PARTIAL demonstration of professional understanding, sometimes unclear. Displays lack of confidence or inefficiencies in writing. SEVERAL areas of correction are required.

Below basic: SOMEWHAT professional and accurate. MINIMAL demonstration of professional understanding, frequently unclear. MULTIPLE areas of correction are required. Mid-term Personal Improvement Plan required

Marginal/Unacceptable: Unprofessional, inaccurate, unclear. Does not demonstrate understanding of concept. Lacks professionalism. NUMEROUS areas of correction that require resubmission. Any portion of the assignment that receives a 0 does not meet minimum requirements and must be resubmitted to earn a grade for the assignment.

Introduction

(5 points)

1 pt. Basic client information (gender, age) without identifiers is provided.

3 pts. Psychiatric diagnosis(es) provided

1 pt. Physiological diagnosis(es) provided OR clarification that no pertinent physiological diagnoses exist for this client.

4 pts. Any one item from the left column is missing.

3 pts. Any two items from the left column are missing.

2 pts. Any three items from the left column are missing.

0 pts. Requires revision meeting with instructor and resubmission.

Nursing Diagnosis

(10 points)

5 pts. A correctly formatted, three-part, NANDA-approved, nursing diagnosis is provided with a brief rationale that explains why this is a priority diagnosis. Rationale includes observations, quotation, reports from staff or family, etc.

5 pts. A second correctly formatted, three-part OR a two-part (“risk for”) NANDA-approved, nursing diagnosis is provided with a brief rationale that explains why this is a priority diagnosis. Rationale includes observations, quotation, reports from staff or family, etc.

Total length of this section is approximately 125 words.

8-9 pts. One part of the 3-part nursing diagnosis and/or 2-part diagnosis is missing or incorrect.

Rationale is somewhat unclear.

6-7 pts. Two parts of the diagnoses are missing or incorrect.

Rationale is difficult to follow.

4-6 pts. Several parts of the diagnoses are missing or incorrect.

Rationale is very unclear.

0 pts. Requires revision meeting with instructor and resubmission.

Reflection

(12 points)

3 pts. Ideas for best care are provided and clearly relate to the chosen nursing diagnoses.

3 pts. At least two resources are referred to; one can be the textbook.

3 pts. Opportunities and barriers are discussed, community resources, etc. There is clear evidence of thought related to the possibilities for this patient.

3 pts. At least one ethical principle is chosen and briefly explained to support the proposal.

Total length of this section is approximately 250 words.

10-11 pts. One or two items are missing from any of the sections on the left.

8-9 pts. Three or four items are missing from any of the sections on the left.

6-7 pts. Five or six items are missing from any of the sections on the left.

0 pts. Requires revision meeting with instructor and resubmission.

Nursing Care Plan

(8 points)

2 pts. A primary diagnosis is identified, and rationale is provided. Nursing Care Plan clearly relates to diagnoses and reflection above.

2 pts. Patient goal(s) provided. Uses SMART format.

2 pts. Interventions and rationales are clear and follow the formatting and style of Nurse Labs example.

2 pts. Evaluation methods are explained. It is clear how the nurse will know when the goal has been met

6-7 pts. Any one item from the left column is missing.

4-5 pts. Any two items from the left column are missing.

2-3 pts. Any three items from the left column are missing.

0 pts. Requires revision meeting with instructor and resubmission.

Grammar & Mechanics

(5 points)

2 pts. Follows all guidelines for spelling, usage, mechanics, grammar, etc. There are no mechanical errors.

2 pts. APA format is Times New Roman 12, double-spaced, standard margins, paragraphs indented, and APA headings (as provided) are used. (No abstract or over page is required). References (minimum of 2) are cited correctly.

1 pt. Length is 500 words.

4 pts. Any one item from the left column is missing.

3 pts. Any two items from the left column are missing.

2 pts. Any three items from the left column are missing.

0 pts. Requires restructuring of paper and resubmission.

Was NOT created in required template

MovieChoicesforReflectionPaper.docx

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PsychosocialNursingReflectionPaperAssignment1.docx

ADNG2400PsychosocialNursingReflectionPaperRubric.docx

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PsychosocialNursingReflectionPaperAssignment1.docx

ADNG2400PsychosocialNursingReflectionPaperRubric.docx

ADNG2400PsychosocialNursingReflectionPaperRubric.docx

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PsychosocialNursingReflectionPaperAssignment1.docx

ADNG2400PsychosocialNursingReflectionPaperRubric.docx

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PsychosocialNursingReflectionPaperAssignment1.docx

ADNG2400PsychosocialNursingReflectionPaperRubric.docx

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