Introduce The Activity/Outing You The Writer Are Going To Discuss Provide An Overview Of The Nursing Process Case Study Solutions: Care Support Assignment, UCD, Ireland

Introduction:
Introduce the activity/outing you the writer are going to discuss provide an overview of the Nursing Process and why it is used within care Outline the aims of the assignment.

Planning:

This section discusses the following.
1. Overview of client/clients.

2. Assessment of client/clients’ needs in relation to their activities of daily Irving, with reference made to clients, care plan.

3. Level of dependence/independence and its impact on client and HON

4. Consultation with the client and respect for the client’s decisions, outlining the importance of autonomy and involvement. illustrate effective communication with supervisor/team members in planning activity and gain permission from a supervisor. Equipment required to allow the client/clients to participate in the activity.

5.  Organization of appropriate transport and/or staff (if appropriate).

6. Time of activity

7. Ensure that the place you intend to visit etc. is appropriate.

Instructions. For your assignment, you can OR Choose one of the case study profiles below to complete the assignment.

the/us: betimes provided to complete same. The below case studies are a benefit cue-of a client and you are free to interpret and expand upon the client background if you wish 2 Complete the assessment on a service user you have cared for Our placement or family member relative you have cared for in the home. *hotel has been involved in assisting them with a recreational/therapeutic activity: as,

Case Study One
Lir lames Brown a 75-year-old was admitted into the nursing home in January 2020. The previous o this Mr. Brown was in St Vincent’s hospital following a stroke where he spent six months. following the stroke Mr. Brown now uses an ‘elicitor He has no difficulties transferring himself pis() needs no assistance He is partially paralyzed on the left side of his body and sometimes his speech is a little slotted Mr. Browns wife and son visit every few days- Prior to his retirement Mr. Brown worked in Dublin Dockyards and had a keen interest in swimming, hill talking and crossword puzzles.

Case Study Two

Mrs. Alke ‘ones are 81 years old and were admitted to the residential home in 2019 from her home where she lived with her husband, Unfortunately, Mice’s care needs could not be met at home due to her dementia Alice was diagnosed with dementia In 2016. she is forgetful and has a history of wandering and this 111( releases her vulnerability. This cognitive decline also impacts On her Physical and social ability as she requires support to maintain her daily activities of living this includes personal care, nutrition, safety, mobility, and guidance

Case Study three

Mary Walsh is 74 years of age, she is a widow of ten years, she has one daughter and one son, her son resides in Australia. Mary is currently residing in a nursing home and she has been diagnosed with dementia and is in the early stages. As an effect, Mary suffers from short-term memory kiss Mary also has restricted mobility as a result of a fall two years ago and suffered a fractured hip. Mary’s physical ability all though restricted is quite good. Mary uses a rollator for short to medium distance and a wheelchair for long-distance or when going out, she has full mobility with her upper body and regularly attends physiotherapy.

Case Study Four
Annie Smith is an 84-year-old lady who still very much enjoys the activities of daily living. Annie has Cognitive impairment and mobilizes with the aid of a rollator, she also has arthritis and wears a hearing aid in her right ear. Annie has a regular diet and fluids and has a good appetite. Annie takes a lot of pride in her appearance and likes to wear nice clothes and to have her hair done
Annie is a vim:10w; she has no children but has led a very lull and active life and was very engaged in social activities throughout her life. Annie lived on her own for a number of years upon the death of her husband and attended a day center which she enjoyed greatly.

Evaluation II Reflection:

This section discusses the following,

Seek feedback from the client on the activity. What was positive and negative from the client’s perspective? What went well and what did not go well from the writers’ perspective, how does activity impact Activities of living and clients’ needs. Provide recommendations on how client care could be enhanced. Critique the nursing process relevance to client care.
This assignment provides evidence of research to support assignment writings and ensure all names are changed to protect a person’s identity.