The document summarizes a nursing student's 12-hour practicum experience shadowing a house supervisor at Saint Francis Hospital. During the shift, the student observed the house supervisor dealing with various patient and staff issues like uncleaned rooms, an ill nurse, and coordinating response to a rapid response team call. The house supervisor demonstrated how they use various technology systems to manage patient bed assignments, staffing, maintenance requests and communicating the hospital census. The student discussed with the house supervisor the importance of making quick decisions while prioritizing patient and staff safety.
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The document summarizes a nursing student's 12-hour practicum experience shadowing a house supervisor at Saint Francis Hospital. During the shift, the student observed the house supervisor dealing with various patient and staff issues like uncleaned rooms, an ill nurse, and coordinating response to a rapid response team call. The house supervisor demonstrated how they use various technology systems to manage patient bed assignments, staffing, maintenance requests and communicating the hospital census. The student discussed with the house supervisor the importance of making quick decisions while prioritizing patient and staff safety.
The document summarizes a nursing student's 12-hour practicum experience shadowing a house supervisor at Saint Francis Hospital. During the shift, the student observed the house supervisor dealing with various patient and staff issues like uncleaned rooms, an ill nurse, and coordinating response to a rapid response team call. The house supervisor demonstrated how they use various technology systems to manage patient bed assignments, staffing, maintenance requests and communicating the hospital census. The student discussed with the house supervisor the importance of making quick decisions while prioritizing patient and staff safety.
The document summarizes a nursing student's 12-hour practicum experience shadowing a house supervisor at Saint Francis Hospital. During the shift, the student observed the house supervisor dealing with various patient and staff issues like uncleaned rooms, an ill nurse, and coordinating response to a rapid response team call. The house supervisor demonstrated how they use various technology systems to manage patient bed assignments, staffing, maintenance requests and communicating the hospital census. The student discussed with the house supervisor the importance of making quick decisions while prioritizing patient and staff safety.
NUR 460 Capstone: Documentation of Practicum Experiences
Name: Crystal Parks
Practicum Agency: Saint Francis Hospital Department or Division Location: House Supervisor Preceptor: Fanta Cahba
Date of Practicum Hours: 10/22/2020
Hours of the experience: 12 Objectives: CCPO #3 Description: Rounded on each floor including ICU, Maternity, Labor and Delivery, Special Care Nursery, ER, 7th Med Surg, 6th Surgical, and 4th CVU. Within our rounding, I observed the house supervisor deal with many different personalities, circumstances, concerns, and situations. The house supervisor found uncleaned rooms where patients were discharged. The HS had to communicate to housekeeping to clean rooms giving her the ability to assign new admitted patients. A nurse had fell ill during her shift leaving the HS to split her assignment between the nurses currently working while the ill nurse was checked into the ER for evaluation. Communication among staff was observed learning how to address and handle an acute situation that called for staff to perform above and beyond. After observing the HS performing these tasks, we discussed the importance of how to make the decisions instantaneously. She stated you have to stick with your decisions and have strong reasons to back your decision. Do not go back and forth trying to please everyone and always keep patient and staff safety first. Objectives: CCPO #4 & #1 Description: During the evening, the House Supervisor was utilized by staff on the floors for IV starts since there is no IV team. I observed the HS respond to a RRT (Rapid Response Team) call on the 7th floor Med Surg Unit where she coordinated ICU, Lab, Security, and other medical staff responding to the RRT call. The HS communicated with ICU for availability of a bed and which bed number the patient potentially would be moved to. The HS is responsible for all call outs on their shift and will begin to text and call staff to find a replacement. After our evening rounds and responding to the RRT we discussed the importance to be well rounded with skills and knowledge always looking ahead to help facilitate the best action plan for the patients. She also showed me the technology she uses to assign patients to beds which is called Capacity Management at the facility. We also reviewed the nurse to patient ratio's per floor and staffing grids they look at for assignments. She taught me about the administrative reports that must be filled out 4 times a day and list all the RRT's, call outs, falls, current patients per floor, nurses/techs/secretaries working per floor, and any maintenance situations that may occur. Objective: PGC # 4 Description: During my observation of the House Supervisor's responsibilities we reviewed some of the technology she uses to assist in patient through put, staff call outs, patient bed assignments, maintenance concerns, and a page which goes out to all administrative, directors, and managers phone's called a zipit with the current census and any ER inpatient holds. The Zipit technology will continuously buzz or beep on the designated phones until an OK response is received. The HS uses an app called the Facility Dude, which allows the maintenance crew to prioritize building needs and locations. All departments for staffing and documenting call outs, cancelations, and additions to staff use Clairvia Client. The HS demonstrated how clairvia client could run reports for managers of specific units to track individual employee call outs. Capacity management app shows all possible beds to be utilized in the hospital, if the beds are clean or dirty, if the bed is out of order, occupied and if occupied with a male or female. The HS uses the app to communicate with house keeping, staff on the floor, and assign beds to admitted patients.
Investigating The Prevalence of Delirium After The Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (Cabg) and Its Risk Factors in Patients in Basra Oil Cardiac Center Hospital During 2023 From January To May