Health care CNA

Interdisciplinary Team members/roles

Respiratory therapist
doctor
CNA
Nurse
orthapedic surgeon/multiple doctors
hospice
pharmasist
counselor
patient
(MDS) cordinator
certifified med tech (CMT) passes medications/in charge of doing what patients need/want/know all that.
restorative nurse
bath aids/making sure number of baths family agrees on gets done for elderly, if too many, tissue form the skin can become flaky so usually 2 a week for baths.
CNA
social worker-grivences=budson
volenteers work/read books, church services, residents dont have to go.

CNA cannot

give medications

EMR

electric medical record

home caregivers

go to home and figure how to fit in, work, with their routines of the families and know (exactly how they do stuff.)

attuning

present in moment

wondering

patients interests

following

teaching about proper ways to do things

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holding

holding space for someone

healing culture

respect and dignity ALL people

teamwork

teamwork together with trust and manual respect

care delivery

hold patient and family for care

best way can be the hardest

make it easiest way, support all relationships.

quality of life

weighing everything/options to help. evaluating pros and cons.

knee surgery

no blood clots, need to move around a lot weigh a lot is it worth the risk?

quality of care

how they´re being treated give best care, sensitive to needs and wants, bath aids good at quality care (know what all patients like and want.)

elicit feelings of appreciation and importance

making people feel important, stand by your word be back to patients room by the time you committed to.

appearence

dress nicely and formal, assesouries dont do anything, give drugs to patient so they don´t remember you.

knowledge

fine to say I don ´ t know if you truly don ´ t know just don ´ t assume whats the right way.

give more than expected

above and beyond, be selfless

promote patient advocacy

advocate for them

cultural competency

Jaofes witness, religion that doesn´t allow blood transfusions.

ambivalence

focused/mixed feelings

code of ethics

preserve dignity- protecting a person´s self-respect, privacy, and sense of worth.

freedom from suffering

no expose them in front of family, cancer and dying/passing away, they have privacy from family.
passing away people have time with body anytime, cant spend all day with them though.

preserving equility

human value, treat everyone same.

equal access to health care

anyone can get health care

connect patients to resources

helpful when patient is heading home and needs a resources to stay healthy and live.

ethical

moral between right and wrong learn from people around us

things change all the time

policy and procedures

universal

line with core values of facility