Develop the nic statement and interventions for each goal

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Assignment: Care Plan & Concept Map

You will submit onedata packet that contains twoconcept maps by the due date on Blackboard. You will have to collect data at clinicals to complete your concept map. There are tons of resources on the internet on concept mapping if you need extra assistance. You will receive a copy of a sample concept map for reference and the format it should be done.

One data packet; 2 nursing diagnosis for the maps (1 per map), information sheet will be all inclusive of medical history, present/current history, treatments. (Make sure to go in-depth for the history - years for surgeries, etc.).

A. Use the diagnosis for admission to the hospital and if there is more than one includeall.

B. List ALL medical history (HTN, CAD, DM, CHF, Asthma, Pneumonia, etc) and treatments.

C. Take the top two problems and create the NANDA nursing diagnoses. You may use Taber's or any scholarly source; be thorough. (Do not use Taber's online)

D. Decide what your overall statement will be for your goals. This will be your NOC statement; needs to simply state your goals in one sentence.

E. Using your NOC, create three goalsfor each diagnosis; they must be SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Timely).2 short term and 1 long term goal.Use your nursing diagnosis book.

F. Develop the NIC statement and interventions for each goal; this is what the nurse will do to assist the client in meeting the goals. Use your nursing diagnosis book.

G. Pathophysiologic rationale for each intervention; explain why systemically. Rationales should include citations!

H. Evaluate each goal; 2 short term and 1 long term. Annotate whether goal was met or not, how, and why. Should it be continued or discontinued? What else will you do if the goal is not met?

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