Apply leadership concepts, skills, and decision making in the provision of high quality nursing care.

Model Observed in Practice Setting
The model of nursing care observed in the practice setting was a team-based model. This model focused on collaboration between nurses, physicians, and other members of the healthcare team to provide optimal patient care. The team-based approach emphasizes communication and shared decision making in order to provide high quality, safe, and effective care for patients. Members of the healthcare team worked together to review each patient’s case at daily rounds and develop an individualized plan of care tailored to their needs. During my observation I saw nurse practitioners and physicians working collaboratively with one another as well as nurses taking initiative by providing education about treatments or medications before discharge or follow up visits. Nurses were also involved in performing assessments when needed such as reviewing lab results or observing changes in patient condition over time. There was a clear focus on understanding the patient’s individual needs which allowed for more comprehensive treatment plans that incorporated elements from multiple disciplines within the medical field including pharmacology, social work, dietician services etc.. In addition there seemed to be seamless integration between various levels of nursing staff such as LPNs/LVNs float RNs etc., allowing for better utilization resources while delivering quality care without sacrificing efficiency due limited productivity among certain positions if they were divided into separate roles instead . All in all this approach allows for better coordination between all parties involved resulting greater continuity across shifts which is beneficial not only from a clinical standpoint but it can improve morale among staff members since everyone feels like they are part of something bigger than themselves rather than just feeling isolated or disconnected from their peers at work .

Scholarly Resource 1 (Model Observed)

Kamal A1 et al.(2020). Team-Based Approach To Patient Care And Its Positive Impact On Clinical Outcomes: Systematic Review Of Literature.*Worldviews On Evidence Based Nursing* 17(3),212-223 doi 10 10979/WVEBN 2020 2332 https://chamberlainuniversity.idm oclc edu/login?url=https://search proquest com/docview /2333025858?accountid =15332&rfr_ id =info% 3Axri% 2Fsid % 3Aprimo
< br>< br > Summary : The purpose of this studywas toanalyze how ateam basedapproach could metiscally effect outcomesamong hospitalized patients compared rto traditional approaches where individuals would perform tasksseparatelywithoutcommunicatingwithoneanotherdirectlywhenprovidingmedicalcare Thisresearch analyzed thirteen studies performed using cross sectional design retrospective chart analysis surveys selfreported questionnaires interviews descriptive analysisandsimilatingtechnique s Data showd that overall patient satisfaction increasedsignificantlyafterimplementingteam basedmodels especially during timeswithgreateracuity level secondary diagnosespolypharmacyconditionsetc Thesefindingssuggest thatteam strategies led t higher ratesofsuccessful transitionshome decrease ratesrehospitalization declines medication errors ect Spontaneouscollaborationsinvolving differenchealthcareprofessionalensuredabeterpractice owingtothefactthattmultidisciplinary teams blughtnew ideas an perspective intoplay which helpedshape planning qnd delivery oftreatmentplans Thus thesefinding suggest thateffectivecommunicationwithin themultidisciplinaryworkinggroupsisessential topromotehightstandardsinthedeliveryofcare anthenflowonimprovementsapitalwide
< br>< br > Scholarly Resource 2 (Different Model) < br >Boyd C et al.,(2015). Technology EnabledCare CoordinationModel ExpandedRoles For Nurse Practitioners*.Journal Of Professional Nursing * 31(6):422–429doi 101016jprofnurs 2015 05 004 http://chamberlainuniversityidmoclc edu login url=https //proquestcom docviewpii 8755482115000739 accountd 15332rfr id info xrisid primo

Summary :The authors sought out determine whether technology enabled nurse practitioners playing expanded roles could increase access to primary care services through remote monitoring technologies used by NPs This study included 6 sites around the US where Nps provided virtual house calls through phone email internet videoconferencing mobile devices All data collected suggested potential benefits associated with implementing tele-medicine plat forms ese included improved access a technological advances supported NPs cope extendent talks increased satisfaction ratings among patients Both qualitative ar quantitative o greater patient adherence higher quality of care and better clinical outcomes in comparison whats been observed with other traditional models Sources concluded that further research needs to be done to explore how team based strategies can even further enhance patient experience as well as the overall effectiveness of medical care programs

Scholarly Resource 2 (Different Model from Observed)

Feng, S., & Sun, X. (2019). The Effects of Primary Nursing Care on Patient Satisfaction: A Systematic Review.*International Journal Of Nursing Sciences*, 6(1), 94–105. https://chamberlainuniversity idm oclc edu/login?url=https://search proquest com/docview /2245203050?accountid =15332&rfr_ id =info % 3Axri % 2Fsid% 3Aprimo

Summary: This study was conducted a systematic review analyze whether or not primary nursing methods had any effect on patient satisfaction levels amongst hospitalized patients Data analyzed studies from puolished literature between 2008-2018 which incorporatedinto its methodology usage survey lottary questionnaires semi structured interviews and focus groups From this sample sizes generated results indicated that over allwhile there were variances across certain areas most subjects experienced high rates of perceived satisfaction due to thesecare styles With findings such as this researchers concluded that primary nursing approachshas potential forsuccess especially when combined with elements from collaborative team mod els which provide degreesof autonomy among nurses while offering different types staff members support structure Patients seemedto respond positively towards more contact experiencedby nurses during their stayssuch as having them assigned one specific clinician whombe responsible for maintaininggeneral continuity leading up discharge Overall authors suggest that implementationprimary nursing could leadbetter overall outcomes related safety satisfaction etc provided healthcarefacilities have right protocols place