COURSE
NR501NP: Theoretical Basis for Advanced Nursing Practice
Discussion Criteria
Initial post: Create a Kaltura video presentation based on the PowerPoint slideshow you submitted in week 7. The slides you created should be displayed in the recorded presentation; you may choose to include webcam video of your presentation as well, but it is not required. A clear audio presentation of the content should be included. The Kaltura Presentation should be between 5-10 minutes in length. While the presentation is due Wednesday, please consider posting the presentation to the discussion area early in the week to facilitate a robust discussion.
Kaltura Resources: Use the Kaltura resources found under the Resources tab in the course. If you have difficulty using Kaltura Capture Space, reach out to IT first (please obtain a ticket number). If you are still unable to record using Kaltura, reach out to your instructor for alternate recording options.
Participating in the Discussion: You will be required to respond to at least two other students, who have no responses to their posting.** Your peer posts should add to the dialogue or ask questions about the presentation. Each post should be substantive and professional, and answer the following questions:
- Does the chosen theory apply to the stated issue or concern presented?
- Is the presentation clear and easy to follow?
- Did the presentation provide sufficient evidence to support the presenter’s recommendations?
- Is there an alternate theory that you would suggest for the issue or concern?
- Does the presentation add to nursing knowledge?
- What applications do you see for the content of this presentation to your practice as an NP?
Solution
Theoretical framework to support evidence-based practice. Jessica fall, Chamberlain University College of Nursing, Dr. Adam Strasberg, June 20th, 2021. In this presentation, I will be talking about person centered care model, adverse drug events, inaccurate, incomplete medication reconciliation framework to guide evidence-based practice, and how it relates to the medication reconciliation process. Person centered care model. The person-centered care model involves allowing the patient and their families to be an active part in creating and implementing their personal plan of care. This allows for………..please follow the link below to purchase the solution (VIDEO AND TRANSCRIPT) at $10