Reference no: EM133794479

Case Scenario
You are the chair of a newly formed Holistic Nursing Committee at the healthcare setting where you are currently employed (if not currently employed, base it on previous clinical experience). You were recently asked to create a holistic patient intake form that will transform current nursing practice in your facility and enhance the holistic healing environment.

Instructions
Create a holistic patient intake form and a resource handout for nursing staff that attends to the items below:
7. Create a resource handout for nursing staff that provides background knowledge about holistic nursing practices. Your handout should address the following:
8. Describe at least 1 holistic philosophical, theoretical, and ethical principle in professional nursing practice.
9. Define integrative nutrition and explain why it is the foundation for holistic practice.
10. Provide at least 1 holistic caring strategy that nurses could incorporate in their daily practice.
11. Provide at least 1 therapeutic communication strategy nurses can use in their daily practice.
12. Explain how creating evidence-based integrative, holistic, caring environments will enhance nursing practice in your facility.
13. Explain how self-reflective practice influences an individual's self-care and professional practice.
14. Create an intake form for patient care that documents a holistic assessment of your patients. You have the freedom to design the intake form in a traditional way (questions that assess your patients), or you may want to develop an alternate approach (using a visual graphic for patients to circle areas of wellness/concern). Whatever approach you choose, your intake form must be clearly organized, well designed, and assess all of the following domains of care:
15. Nutritional Assessment
16. Physiological Assessment
17. Emotional Assessment
18. Sociological Assessment
19. Developmental Assessment
20. Spiritual Assessment
21. Cultural Assessment
22. Family Assessment
23. Environmental Assessment
24. Practical Assessment
25. Prevention Assessment
26. Community Assessment
27. Patient Treatment Plan
28. Conventional Treatment Preferences
29. Complementary Treatment Preferences
30. Health Goals