HQ003 Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Nursing
HQ003 Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Nursing
Written Response Submission Form
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Instructions
In each of the four Written Response items, you will encounter a situation involving interdisciplinary collaboration. Write your responses where it reads “Enter your response here.” Write as much as needed to satisfy the requirements indicated. Each item contains the rubric that will be used to evaluate your responses.
Item 1
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For this Written Response item, consider the following scenario:
At Meridien Medical Center, hospital policy is to document the “reason” for not administering a medication that is ordered but not administered. The documented reason of “patient refusal” for venous thromboembolism (VTE) prophylaxis has been high across hospital units.
In order to improve patient outcomes, the Quality and Patient Safety Committee decided to explore why so many patients refuse VTE prophylaxis. Their inquiry revealed that less experienced nurses were not very comfortable teaching patients about the risks of VTE and pulmonary embolism if they declined the shot.
Respond to the following prompt:
- Using an interdisciplinary approach, how would you plan to address the less-experienced nurses’ lack of comfort in teaching patients?
Your Response
Enter your response here.
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Needs Improvement |
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| Module 1: Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Nursing | |||
| Using an interdisciplinary approach, how would you plan to address the less-experienced nurses’ lack of comfort in teaching patients?
LO1.1: Apply an interdisciplinary approach to address quality and safety problems in healthcare |
An interdisciplinary approach for addressing the less-experienced nurses’ lack of comfort in teaching patients is missing. | The response applies an inappropriate or vague interdisciplinary approach to addressing the less-experienced nurses’ lack of comfort in teaching patients. | The response recommends an appropriate and clear interdisciplinary approach for addressing the less-experienced nurses’ lack of comfort in teaching patients. |
Item 2
For this Written Response item, consider the following scenario:
Current practice for interdisciplinary rounds on the post-surgery cardiac unit of Meridien Medical Center is to include the surgeon, attending physician, medical student, and nurse. These team members work well together to assess cases and coordinate care. But you know that the unit has had some adverse drug events lately, particularly in the older patient population.
Respond to the following prompts:
- What additional roles/team members would you advocate adding, and how would you get buy-in from existing team members?
Your Response
Enter your response here.
Rubric
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Not Present |
1
Needs Improvement |
2
Meets Expectations |
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| Module 1: Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Nursing | |||
| What additional roles/team members would you advocate adding, and how would you get buy-in from existing team members?
LO1.2: Recommend effective interdisciplinary team compositions for quality and safety |
A recommendation for additional roles/team members and for achieving buy-in is missing. | The response provides an inappropriate or vague recommendation for adding roles/team members and for achieving buy-in. | The response provides an appropriate and clear recommendation for adding roles/team members and for achieving buy-in. |
Item 3
For this Written Response item, consider the following scenario:
A new social work graduate, Monica, just started on your unit at Meridien Medical Center, 14 South. She is young and energetic, and everyone seems to like her. The other day during interdisciplinary rounds she was on her phone repeatedly. At first you gave her the benefit of the doubt . . . maybe she was responding to patient messages.
But when the attending physician asked Monica a direct question about a patient, she looked up from her phone, mumbled an excuse, and asked the doctor to repeat his question. The physician has voiced his frustrations, citing unprofessionalism and inattentiveness as concerns. Fran, also a member of the team, is an older nurse who has had a productive career at the hospital.
When talking about Monica, Fran has lately been seen rolling her eyes and making sarcastic comments about “Gen Z.” You want to help both Monica and Fran be effective team members. What do you do before the problem involving Monica, Fran, and the physician gets out of hand?
Respond to the following prompts:
- Recommend and justify a strategy for addressing the central conflict or issue in the scenario through interdisciplinary collaboration best practices.
- Explain what diversity (e.g., different generation cohorts, levels of experience, specialties, backgrounds, races, and/or genders) brings to the team and how you would leverage that in the scenario.