Which options reflect the core concepts from the Institute of Medicine's Initiative on the Future of Nursing? Select all that apply
1. The electronic health record should be eliminated.
2. A balance among technologies, disruptive business models, and human needs should be achieved.
3. Rapid translational teams should be implemented.
4. Healthcare design should be focused on provision of nursing care.
5. Create an infrastructure for rapid network exchange of successful system design innovations.
2, 3, 5
Explanation: 1. Core concept 1 is to leverage the power of the electronic health record, not to eliminate it.
2. This is core concept 2.
3. This is core concept 3.
4. Core concept 4 is that there should be interprofessional teams of designers.
5. This is core concept 5.
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Select all that apply. 1. Assess neurovascular status every 4 hours, once stable. 2. Place sheep skin under pressure areas. 3. Massage the skin with lotion or alcohol every 4 hours if redness is noted. 4. Remove the weight first when removing nonadhesive traction. 5. Use a slipper bedpan to minimize movement during elimination.
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An independent group of items, people, or procedures with a common purpose is called a(n):
a. process. c. system. b. goal. d. organization.
Surveillance data are analyzed and interpretations are used to develop policies. Surveillance can occur within local organizations (e.g., infection control systems in hospitals). The purpose of this surveillance is to:
1. Protect the public against isolated patients 2. Rid the hospital of pathogens 3. Improve quality of care and outcomes 4. Remove pseudomonas bacterium from a facility