ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION

SUBJECTIVE: “Ineffective Short term: 1. Implement 1. To promote After 4 hours

"Dili kaayo ko Coping: After 4 hours of Cognitive- a healthier of nursing
participate sa Functional nursing Behavioral emotional interventions,
the patient
uban aktibidad Independence" interventions, Therapy response to
verbalized
kay maglisod ko related to the patient will Techniques. the
positive coping
sakong wala nga frustration and verbalize impairment strategies and
kamot na emotional positive coping and fostering a managed
nastroke" (as distress due to strategies to positive frustration and
verbalized by the left-hand manage outlook on emotional
patient.) impairment. frustration and achieving distress
related to left-
emotional functional
hand
OBJECTIVE: distress related independence. impairment.
•Expressed to left-hand
Frustration. impairment. 2. Provide 2. Helps -Goal met.
•Social Emotional validate their
Withdrawal. Support and emotions,
•Visible Active reducing
Emotional Listening. feelings of
Distress. isolation and
•Impaired frustration and
Concentration: promotes a
• Neglect of sense of
Personal security and
Appearance: building trust,
which are
essential
components
for effective
coping.

3. Facilitate 3. Helps
Occupational patient to
Therapy gradually
Sessions. regain
confidence in
using their left
hand, and
 improves
functional
independence.

4. Encourage
Socialization 4. Offers
and Peer practical
Support. advice,
encouragemen
t, and
inspiration,
fostering a
positive
attitude
toward
overcoming
the functional
limitations
associated
with left-hand
impairment.
5. Promote
Stress- 5. These
Reduction techniques
Techniques contribute to a
and calmer
Mindfulness. emotional
state, reducing
frustration and
promoting a
more adaptive
coping
response to
the challenges
associated
with left-hand
impairment.
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”Embracing Growth Through Service: A Transformative 8-Day Duty at the Home for the Aged”

Embarking on an 8-day duty at the Home for the Aged has been a profoundly enriching
experience that has not only expanded my clinical skills but has also left an indelible mark on
my personal and professional growth. Each day brought forth unique opportunities to connect
with the elderly residents, fostering a sense of empathy and understanding that transcended
the boundaries of traditional care giving. From assisting with daily activities to engaging in
heartfelt conversations, the residents became more than recipients of care—they became
companions in a shared journey of resilience and wisdom.
The beauty of this experience lay not only in the skills honed but in the reciprocal nature
of the connections formed. As I offered support and care, I received in return the invaluable gift
of stories, laughter, and the profound insight that comes with a life well-lived. Witnessing the
resilience of the elderly residents and their ability to find joy in simple moments has reinforced
my commitment to patient-centered care. This 8-day duty has been a transformative chapter,
solidifying my belief in the healing power of compassionate nursing and the significance of
forging meaningful connections in the pursuit of holistic well-being.