Question

Select one of the following a health care settings: hospital, community care, transitional care, home care, and primary care. Describe theories and principles that should be incorporated within this setting and justify those selections with specific supporting examples. Consider the health care setting characteristics that would inform your decision making?

Answer 1

Comunity care should focus on family, individual, group, community, populaiton, society that focus on motivation by nursing action. The standards of practice applied in practical settings as a caring, principle of primary care it need individual and family partnership and empowerment, standards that improve development and application of community care processing. as an important component of community care assessment, planning, intervention and evaluation important for fulfilling people's needs. partnership with the individual, family by knowing, understanding the needs, knoedge utilization, the evidence-based practice should focus on care.based on community-level change model and theories, nightingale's environmental model, banduras social learning theories, rogers and theories make amultifaced intervention that should be implemented for community-level care. many theories and models support health promotion and disease prevention, it guide for prevention program that focuses on health problem that should be addressed, served and implemented. Example: In rogers theory focus on person-centered realtionship that promote self-esteem, self-efficacy. Nightingale's environmental theory for community care focuses on the action by using the environment to assist patients and recovery. when a patient is sick consider them as an individual with best interest, concern, and trusting relationship that ensures they gain knowledge and empower them to make decision.
the decision you make for individual care that supports the individual with the best interest of patient needs and preference and avoids issues. support shared decision making and help patients to make informed choices. shred decision making in routine practice ensures to deliver care based on evidence for community needs along with their risk and benefits.