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This document outlines the standards and procedures for emergency nursing care at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, focusing on assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation of care.

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1. Gather necessary patient information including name, age, and medical history.
2. Assess the patient's vital signs and document them accurately.
3. Identify the patient's presenting complaints and the reason for emergency care.
4. Perform a physical examination and note any significant findings.
5. Document any treatments already administered, including medications.
6. Record the patient's allergies and any response to past treatments.
7. Use standardized nursing terminology to ensure clarity and consistency.
8. Collaborate with the healthcare team to update the care plan as needed.
9. Ensure all documentation meets legal and ethical standards.

Who needs Emergency Nursing Standard of Care?

1. All registered nurses working in emergency departments.
2. Healthcare facilities aiming to maintain a high standard of care in emergency nursing.
3. Patients receiving treatment in emergency settings to ensure continuity and quality of care.

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What is Emergency Nursing Standard of Care?

Emergency Nursing Standard of Care refers to the level of care and practice expected from emergency nurses in clinical situations, ensuring patient safety, effective treatment, and adherence to established protocols.

Who is required to file Emergency Nursing Standard of Care?

Emergency nurses, healthcare facilities, and organizations involved in emergency care are typically responsible for filing and maintaining documentation related to the Emergency Nursing Standard of Care.

How to fill out Emergency Nursing Standard of Care?

To fill out Emergency Nursing Standard of Care, healthcare providers should accurately document patient assessments, interventions performed, outcomes observed, and any changes in the patient's condition, following the established guidelines.

What is the purpose of Emergency Nursing Standard of Care?

The purpose of Emergency Nursing Standard of Care is to establish a framework for safe, effective, and consistent care delivery in emergency settings, ensuring that patients receive appropriate treatment in critical situations.

What information must be reported on Emergency Nursing Standard of Care?

Information that must be reported on Emergency Nursing Standard of Care includes patient identification, medical history, assessment findings, interventions provided, medications administered, and communication with other healthcare professionals.