Question

“How have you changed something in order to provide individualized patient care?”

Answer 1

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Individualized Patient Care ensures patient preferences, caring for the patient when anxieties in the account. It is used in all the processes like inpatient setting, emergency department, ambulatory surgery, and medical practices. It is important because each resident's conditions, abilities, needs, routines, and goals are unique, requiring a plan of care that reflects who this individual is.

So, We have changed something in order to provide individualized patient care that are mentioned below

1. Access. Accessibility and availability for all the patient in a individual manner, giving a attention to everyone while entering

2. Waiting. Reducing the waiting time for an individual( patients) during a check-up or any other medical services

3. Information. Patient information and instruction about all procedures, both medical and administrative, should be made easy for them to understand. Introduce new technologies to approach all the patient individually and it should be user friendly and ensure their all health aspects easily

4. Administration. Easy access of check in check out facility for the comfort of each patients

5. Communications Establish proper communication between every patient and medical staff, reduce the delay of handling time

6. Ancillary Services. Other services such as communication, food, etc. should be accessible both to patients and to attending families.

7. Trained personnel A well-trained is critical to providing high quality care with desirable outcomes. It ensures patient believes towards medical services provided by professional.

Last of all establish a good nursing professional that increases hospitality toward patients services even more.The nursing process provides that individual-centered care is given in accordance to a plan and that time is used in a more effective way while promoting communication between team members and increasing the quality of nursing care by providing written resources and evidence for nursing education and research.