Nurse-led at home management of patients with COVID-19

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  • Sherry Clement, BSN, RN, CWCN, CFCN; Barbara Hayes, MSN, RN; Erica Sullivan, BSN, RN; Kethleen Craig, BSN, RN

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http://hdl.handle.net/10755/22536
Abstract

This webinar demonstrates the process by which experienced Registered Nurses adapt and respond to a pandemic emergency, by implementing skills in care coordination, home safety assessments, patient education and caregiver support. Utilizing the transitional care model, Nurses implemented an effective and low-cost telephone-based approach, by assessing, coordinating, and evaluating patient needs, and making appropriate referrals when indicated.

Learning Outcomes:

1. Create an action plan within your facility to deal with an emergent event, utilizing the Coordinated Transitions of Care (C-TraC)  model.​

2. Develop an algorithm for nurse implementation when caring for patients’ with COVID- 19.

3. Demonstrate knowledge of the development and treatment of symptoms in patients with COVID-19.

4. Assess available resources in your community to be prepared for a resurgence of COVID-19 maintaining a level of readiness in your organization.

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2022-03-29T14:43:20Z
Notes

This webinar item record does not contain a video recording of the live webinar due to the privacy requirements of the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). The  VA approved slide deck from that presentation is attached to this item record. 

Type Information
TypePresentation
AcquisitionPublisher-submission
Review TypeNone: Educational Material
 
None: Reputation-based Submission
FormatText-based Document
Category Information
Evidence LevelExpert Opinion (nationally/internationally recognized)
Research ApproachN/A
KeywordsCOVID-19 Pandemic;
Patient Treatment;
Patient Education;
Caregiver Support
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PublisherSigma Theta Tau International
Date2022-03-29
VersionPublisher’s Version
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