Conceptual models and the nursing organization: Implementing the AACN Synergy Model for patient care™

Kerfoot, Karlene; Lavandero, Ramón; Cox, Marilyn; Triola, Nora; Pacini, Christine M.; Hanson, Monica

doi:10.1016/j.mnl.2006.05.009

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“…The results of our pilot project affirm that the Synergy Model can be adapted to different patient populations, as purported by others (MacPhee et al, 2011;Kaplow & Reed, 2008;Kerfoot et al, 2006;MacPhee et al, 2010). The application of the model to a hematology unit represents pioneering work and offers a tool and methodology that can be used in other patient populations.…”

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confidence: 74%

Systematic screening of distress: Portraits and cross-examination of the various stakeholders’ perceptions, clinical perspectives, and research—Part 2

Tremblay¹,

Roy²,

Lecocq³

2017

CONJ

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Section: Resultssupporting

confidence: 74%

Systematic screening of distress: Portraits and cross-examination of the various stakeholders’ perceptions, clinical perspectives, and research—Part 2

Tremblay¹,

Roy²,

Lecocq³

2017

CONJ

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“…19 They developed and implemented computerized, user-friendly critical pathways that guide healthcare providers through accepted treatment regimens, guidelines, and algorithms while assisting with documentation and compliance data collection. The treatment pathways and algorithms are indicated for use from door to discharge, and include diagnosisspecific discharge instructions.…”

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Management Strategies to Meet the Core Heart Failure Measures for Acute Decompensated Heart Failure

Gardetto

Carroll²

2007

Critical Care Nursing Quarterly

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Despite enormous advances in the medical management of heart disease, heart failure (HF) persists as a leading cause of hospitalization in our elderly. In 2001, the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology published Guidelines for Secondary Prevention for Patients With Coronary and Other Atherosclerotic Vascular Disease. The guidelines proactively responded to a growing body of evidence confirming that comprehensive risk factor management and risk reduction improve quality of life and survival, while reducing recurrent cardiovascular events. In spite of the well-crafted, comprehensive HF guidelines, morbidity, mortality, and hospital readmission rates for acute decompensated heart failure remain high, and adherence to HF guidelines is not always optimal. The Joint Commission has implemented a number of quality care performance indicators based on the Guidelines for Secondary Prevention; among them are the Core HF Measures for hospitalized HF patients. The Core HF Measures are endorsed by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid and has been adopted as a national benchmark for measurement and public reporting of healthcare performance and for Medicare payments (Joint Commission). The implementation and monitoring of Core HF Measures has prioritized attention toward patient education and risk factor modification to prevent future hospitalization. Critical care nurses are on the frontline to champion uptake and adherence of Core HF Measures. The purpose of this article is to highlight the critical component that nursing care, guided by the Core HF Measures, can offer to improve the quality of patient care in acute decompensated heart failure.

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“…Les résultats de notre projet pilote confirment que le modèle synergique peut être adapté à différentes populations de patients, comme le rapportaient d'autres chercheurs (MacPhee et al, 2011;Kaplow et Reed, 2008, Kerfoot et al, 2006, MacPhee et al, 2010. L'application du modèle à une unité d'hématologie a constitué un travail pionnier, mais l'outil et la méthodologie qui en ont émergé pourront être utilisés pour d'autres populations de patients.…”

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Adaptation et utilisation du « modèle synergique » pour les patients hospitalisés à l’unité d’hématologie

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Conceptual models and the nursing organization: Implementing the AACN Synergy Model for patient care™

Cited by 15 publications

References 10 publications

Systematic screening of distress: Portraits and cross-examination of the various stakeholders’ perceptions, clinical perspectives, and research—Part 2

Systematic screening of distress: Portraits and cross-examination of the various stakeholders’ perceptions, clinical perspectives, and research—Part 2

Management Strategies to Meet the Core Heart Failure Measures for Acute Decompensated Heart Failure

Adaptation et utilisation du « modèle synergique » pour les patients hospitalisés à l’unité d’hématologie

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