Patients experiencing acute and chronic disease processes

MN610-1: Construct clinical reasoning skills in evaluating, planning and implementing care across gender and age span in a culturally competent manner for patients experiencing acute and chronic disease processes.

MN610-2: Develop an evidence-based management plan for clients in the primary care setting with acute, episodic, and chronic illnesses, taking consideration of gender, culture, and ethnicity.

MN610-3: Create age-appropriate plans for health promotion, health maintenance, health restoration, and health teaching when treating adults.

MN610-4: Integrate clients’ cultural preferences, health beliefs, spiritual beliefs, behaviors, and traditional practices into the individualized management plan.

MN610-5: Formulate a written and oral presentation for conveying care-related data to the interprofessional team.

Discuss how you met the course outcomes for this course by providing an example for each one.

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Effective communication is critical in the healthcare workplace in ensuring cooperation among healthcare teams and sharing relevant information to enhance health outcomes (Erjavec et al., 2022). Sharing care-related data with interprofessional teams improve team-based decision-making, facilitating efficiency and effectiveness in delivering care services. For example, in my experience, each healthcare team member was responsible for sharing information and details concerning a healthcare case the team handled to enhance team-based decision-making, where all members contributed knowledge and relevant experiences to the situation.

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Patients experiencing acute and chronic disease processes
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