Details: This academic paper requires students to write – up the patient presented at their Clinical Case Conference (CCC) to their Nurs3005 PEP facilitator and present it as a detailed report. There...

Details: This academic paper requires students to write – up the patient presented at their Clinical Case Conference (CCC) to their Nurs3005 PEP facilitator and present it as a detailed report. There must be analysis of the patient’s medical condition(s) demonstrating the ability to apply theoretical concepts including (but not limited too) pharmacology; pathophysiology; anatomy and physiology. There must be presentation and evaluation of nursing and medical management of the patient.
Sound clinical rationales must be provided that support the care afforded the patient. Appropriate evidence sources must be used and Harvard referencing used throughout. Students are encouraged to write up this report prior to undertaking their CCC presentations. For specific details please refer to the marking rubric. The CCC Report must be submitted via FLO.
Introduction: (150 words)
Introduction of an assignment requires mapping out the essay, outlining your reader the main argument points in the essay. The following should be included:
Introduction of the assignment content.
Introduction of the case including biographical data, current and past medical history of the patient.
Patient confidentiality needs to be maintained all times.
Case Management: (1250 words)
This section should address the current nursing management and the interdisciplinary management that is provided for the patient. This includes;
patient’s medical condition(s), including relevant anatomy and physiology and in - depth pathophysiology discussion.
clinical assessment using (IS)BAR, or a system – based approach, explanation of how nursing management relates to medical management with clear clinical rationales provided, role of interdisciplinary team involvement explained and primary health care strategies described.
Medical management and treatments described including all relevant pharmacological, nonpharmacological
treatments, pain management explained and clear clinical rationales
provided.