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Nursing documentation (inf.aux), the art of concise notes (4h) ONLINE

Categories: Notes to the file/PTI, Webinar Tag: Notes in the file Brand: Mire Formation

139,00 $

Online training

Accredited 4 hours (UEC)

Access 1 year.

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Description

The art of concise note-taking: quick, relevant, and clinically sound in complex situations

DESCRIPTION

This new training (a short version lasting 4 hours) offers a practical approach rooted in clinical reality, based on Various case studies from different healthcare settings.

Through representative situations — medical unit, front line, home care, CHSLD, end-of-life care and the school environment — you will be introduced to Going beyond the routine notes to develop documentation that fully reflects the Clinical judgment and professional liability.

Examples of cases addressed:

Mr. Beaulieu — medical unit
Ms. Poulin — consultation for baby Amélia
Mr. Beaupré — end-of-life care
Sarah — school environment
Mr. Simard — home care (SAD)
Mrs. Caux – general services
Ms. Lapierre — CHSLD

The situations will be analyzed based on handwritten notes and computerized notes, In order to promote the transfer of practice in different contexts, including digital environments (DSN).

In a context where the activities reserved for the nurse require a rigorous assessment of the state of health (contribution to the assessment by the auxiliary nurse), The documentation must reflect this faithfully.