Nursingrounds 180403091737

OM VERMA
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
RELIANCE INSTITUTE OF NURSING DHAMTARI

2. TOPIC
NURSING
ROUNDS/VISITS,NURSING
PROTOCALS ,MANUALS

3. PRESENTED BY
OM VERMA
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
RELIANCE INSTITUTE OF NURSING

7. DEFINITION
•“A nursing round is one which
presents an overview of certain
aspects of the nursing or medical
care of all patients on theward
or of selectedpatients”.
GABERSON.

8. Anursinground is one which presents an overview
of certain aspects of thenursingor medical care of
all patients on the ward or of selected patients”.
ACCORDING TO ANA
nursing rounds. A procedure innursingeducation
and in later practice in which one or more visits to a
hospital patient are scheduled by two or
morenursesto coordinate care, troubleshoot,
respond to patient needs, and share insights.

15. PURPOSE
•To acquaint nurses with all patients
on the more purposeful care may
be achieved for eachpatient.
•To help nurses to get acquainted
with newpatients.

16. •To learn about disease, pattern
of care andtreatment.
•To demonstrate the effect of
drugs used in thetreatment.

17. •Tocarryout demonstration of
therapeutic procedures on / for
thepatients.
•To illustrate skillful nursingcare.

18. •Theinstructorofthestudent
whoiscaringforthepatient
briefsthenursingcare.
•The staff nurses of the ward are
also allowed to contribute
certain genuine points regarding
patientcare.

19. •Background information ofthe
patient can be provided away
from thebedside.
•The main focus is made on
nursing care and only important
aspects of the care are
discussed.

20. •At the end the instructor
concludes the discussion by
giving her opinion, guidance and
relevantinstructions.
•The patient is finally briefed up
on the conclusions reached
followingdiscussion.

21. •The staff nurse on
duty records all
the instructions
and suggestions
given by the
instructorand a
register (providing
the information)
is maintained in
theward.

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