Raymund Saplad Staffing

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Introduction

Nursing is a unique profession concerned with all variables affecting clients

in their environment. It is a science and an art that focuses on quality of life as

defined by persons and families. It encompasses autonomous and collaborative

care of individuals of all ages, families, groups and communities, sick or well andin all settings. Nursing includes the promotion of health, prevention of illness, and

the care of ill, disabled and dying people.

Team nursing empowers patients, guiding them toward healthy behaviors

and support them in time of need. When patients are able, nurses encourage and

teach them how to care for themselves. Nurses provide physical care only when

patients cannot do so for themselves. It is a challenge for a team on how they

could be a patients advocate which is to protect the interests of patients when the

patients themselves cannot because of illness or inadequate health knowledge.

A single soldier cannot go and fight with the battle without its team. One

cannot do and accomplish a task without the help of its colleagues. Team nursing

indeed is a strategy in delivering quality and efficient nursing care with the supportof other health care team in providing the adequate needs of individuals seeking

for health consultations. A nursing team consists of registered nurses, licensed

practical nurses, and unlicensed assistive personnel. In the students setting, it is

being led by a team leader who retains responsibility and authority for client care

but delegates appropriate tasks to other team members. In team nursing, the team

approach increases the efficiency of the members. It is through it that true

camaraderie is being put to test.

The Nurse's

Prayer

Oh my God

Give to my heart compassion and understanding

To my hands skill and tenderness,

A gentle touch with patience and love

To my ears the ability to listen

To my lips words of comfort

When I falter and tire,

Give me courage and strength

When I weaken because I'm human,

Inspire me on to greater length

In humility, Lord, I labor long hours,

And though I may sometimes fret;

My mission is mercy.

Abide with me that I may never forget

Lord, give me the intelligence,Intuition, and knowledge to assess

The reason, rationality,

And understanding so I may plan

Energy, agility, and tenderness during implementation

The wisdom, perception, and fairness to evaluate

Most of all, Lord, give me patience,

Compassion, and kindness for all people,

To those I am called to serve.

Amen.


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The Nightingales Pledge

I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly

to pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully.

I will abstain from what is deleterious and mischievous and will not take or

knowingly administer any harmful drug.

I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my

profession and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my

keeping and family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my calling.

With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work and devote

myself to the welfare of those committed to my care.

So help me God and Notre Dame.

Objectives

Within 8 hours of duty, the student nurses will be able to:

General:As a team, provide quality nursing care and service to patients in order for

them to attain their optimum level of wellness by restoring their health.

Specific:

know and understand the different functions in team nursing;

exercise the different function of each team members with full

sense of responsibility;

know the information, cases, and health status of the patients;

establish good rapport with the patients and /or significant others,

as well as with the hospital staff and personnel;

plan appropriate and necessary procedures needed for the welfare

of the patients;


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apply the basic nursing principles and interventions learned in

providing care to the patients;

Assess the patient properly and thoroughly in order to make right

diagnoses and appropriate interventions.

implement planned, routine procedures such as vital signs taking

and recording, bedside and morning care, monitoring, regulating

and changing IVF, and carrying out doctors order;

Observe 12 Rs in giving medication to the patient

Give effective and necessary health teachings to the patients

and/or significant others; and

Document accurately the routine procedures and/or interventions

done and report any significant findings with regard to the health

status of the patients.

Work as a team through good communication and cooperation in

giving quality care to the patient.

Plan of Activities

TIME ACTIVITIES RATIONALE

6:00 am

6:15 am

Arrival at the hospital

Morning circle:

Prayer

checking of

To observe punctuality and avoid being

late.

Able to prepare on thing waiting ahead

with full preparations

To prepare in providing quality and

efficient nursing care to the patients

with the application of the nursing

process to help the clients restore theirholistic well-being and their optimum

level of functioning.

To ask God for full guidance and

provision of wisdom

To thank God for another day of

opportunity and blessing

To check the complete presence of the


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6:30 am

attendance

checking of

uni form and

paraphernalia

Orientation about the

hospital policies, facility

and its settings

Preconference

student nurses ready for the coming

shift.

To ensure completeness of materials,

supplies and things needed to carry out

duty effectively including completeness

of ward uniforms. To avoid delay in carrying out the

procedures at the bedside

To familiarize the place of work at the

same time determine the limitation of

actions due to imposed policies,

regulations and protocols.

In order for the team leader to orient

the other members of the team with

their assigned tasks, the objectives of

the day, the eating schedules, and the

endorsement of patients during the

breaks. Important details and reminders

are given to each member of the team

to faci li ta te uni ty and proper

coordination of significant information.

Questions regarding the incoming duty

can be raised and answered. This is

lead by the team leader.

7:00 am

7:15 am

Listen to endorsement

of the patients chart

with the patients needs

and new doctors orders

Do handwashing

The medication nurse

will clean the

medication area and

will initially prepare the

medicines that will be

given at 8 am with the

supervision of the team

leader.

To give us the latest information about

the patients and their conditions

Reflected on the patients chart are the

latest interventions made to the client

and other interventions pending for thepatient which may need follow-up

To reduce microorganism to the SNs

hand avoiding cross infection and

contamination

To observe the universal precaution on

infection prevention

Initial preparation of medication before

the nurses round would provide the

medication nurse enough time to

prepare the 8 am meds properly. This

will also give her the opportunity to go

with the nurses round in order for her

to personally see the patients to avoid

confusion and exchanging of

medications during administration.


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7:30 am

7:45 am

Charge nurse, team

leader and the bedside

nurse go with the

nurses rounds


supported by the team

leader will recite to the

clinical instructor the

drug study of the

medications to be

administered.

To interact with the patient for the first

time on that specific date of duty.

Charge nurse is the one who should

know information about the correct

census, condition of the patients andother information

Team leader ensures correct patients

loaded under the care of the student

nurses at the same time oversees the

flow of the team.

Bedside nurse interacts to the patients

and attend to all the needs of the

patients.

Appropriate drug studies should be

made regarding the drugs to be

administered so that the medication

nurse will know the rationale why the

certain drug must be given to a certain

patient, thus, its importance. Presenting

a drug study would also increase the

medication nurses confidence in

medicating because it makes no room

The Bedside nurse will:

Check the latest

vital signs

Do initial

assessment

Check all the

contraptions on

the patient

Communicate

with the patient

and significant

others

Check the

intravenous

for errors.

To establish baseline data and note

any abnormalities from the normalvalues, thus enabling the student

nurses to give immediate interventions

if needed. In case of noted situations

beyond control, the student nurses can

also report readily to the team leader so

that it will be forwarded immediately to

the clinical instructor then to the staff.

To take note on the attachments on the

patients body, by checking its patency,

purpose and function

To get along with the patient even with

the significant others.

Identifying label would able us to note

the specific I.V for each patient

Checking for the level would help the

nurse identify the baseline of the fluid

intake per hour, at the same time


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8:00 am

fluid, its label

and level


administers the

medication together

with the team leader

and the clinical

instructor observing the

12 rights of medication.

The bedside nurse and

the charge nurse will

conduct their morning

care and bedside care

to the patients

Arrange the

bedside

Stretch the

linens

comparing it to the specific date and

time of its infusion would help us to

calculate the expected time.

So as to double check the

administration of medication and to

ensure proper and effective giving of

prescribed drugs.

To make the patients feel fresh and

comfortable. This will boost the clients

self esteem and will somehow aid in the

progress of the clients health status

Morning care provides the patients with

the proper hygiene, made them feel

comfortable and pleasant smelling.

Assisting in activities would help

patients assume their functioning as

well as self care.

Bedside care provides a positive area

8:30 am

Changes the

linens as

needed

Assist in

hygienic

activities such

as oral care,

sponge bath as

indicated and

grooming

The team leader will

collect from the charge

nurse and the bedside

nurse the v/s for 8 am

and record it in the v/s

sheet; she will also

remind the medication

nurse and the bedsidenurse of those patients

who needs careful

monitoring, has an I

and O monitoring, and

those who incoming

procedures are to be

done.

The charge nurse will

prepare the charts for

the doctors rounds


for sleep and rest, which is comfortable.

To organize the data obtained from the

initial v/s taking so that the charge

nurse wont have a hard time

documenting it in the chart during the

final charting. Reminding the other

members of the team would also

promote a collaborative effort and

would avoid errors and negligence.

This would provide the information to

other team members as well as the

staff nurses

To allow easy access of the charts if

the doctors will have their rounds.

Is done to gather information about the

past and present health condition of the

patients in accordance to the patients

ability to recognize their condition. The

information obtained could be vital in

assessing for the patients current level

of functioning. Health teachings are


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9:00 am

and the bedside nurse

will conduct the nursing

history taking to the

patients as well as to

the significant others;

health teachings are

also done.


have his snack break

and will endorse

obligations to the

charge nurse.

The charge nurse will:

Attend and

assist during

the doctors

rounds

Will carry out

the doctors

orders and do

the

also done to help increase the patients

knowledge as well as the significant

others regarding patients condition.

Endorsement of tasks is necessary so

that no work would be left behindduring student nurses break.

To gather relevant information about

the patients current status as told by

the physician and to personally observe

the orders written by the physician.

To immediately follow up or implement

what the doctor ordered for the patients

to facilitate comfort or to alleviate pain.

Documenting the orders that have been

carried out is necessary for legalitys

sake and for the continuation of care as

to be made basis by the next shift.

To prioritize the intervention to be made

9:15 am

9:30am

documentation

with the

assistance of

the medication

nurse.

Review the

patients chart

for any

interventions to

be made, follow

up laboratory

requests,

medications to

be administered

and other data.


will have her snackbreak and will endorse

her obligations to the

bedside nurse.

The bedside nurse will

make her drafts of the

nurses notes to be

check by the team

leader before giving to

the clinical instructor.

and arrange the schedules for the

medications including laboratory

request to be administered or done to

the patient. To further know the case of

the patient.


that no work would be left behind

during student nurses break.

Making drafts is necessary in order to

ensure cleanliness upon final charting

since the chart is a legal document.

Drafts also allow the team leader and

the clinical instructor to make

corrections.

So that the other members of the health

team would be aware of the latest

orders from the doctor and implement

this order.




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9: 45 am

10:00

Endorsement of new

orders by the charge

nurse to the medication

nurse and the bedside

nurse.


have her snack breakand will endorse her

responsibility to the

team leader.


will help the bedside

nurse in making her

drafts for the nurses

notes.


have her snack break

and will endorse thepatients to the

medication nurse


will clean the

medication area and

will initially prepare the

medicines that will be

given at 12 pm with the

supervision of the team

leader.


For fast completion of the draft nurses

notes improving time management and

teamwork.




Initial preparation of medication would

provide the medication nurse enough

time to prepare the 12 pm meds

properly.

To render continuous care to the

patients ensuring they receive

adequate care.

Intake and output monitoring is

necessary since this provide

am

10:30

am


make her rounds to

monitor the condition of

the patients, monitor I

and O, and to check

the IVF and regulatethem if needed.

Checking of drafts of

the nurses notes by

the team leader

The charge nurse

returns to the stationand prepares the other

patients charts whose

doctors havent made

rounds yet

The bedside nurse

assumes her

responsibility in the

ward

Interview the

patient about

continuous monitoring of fluids and

electrolytes that takes in and out of the

body.

To make corrections for the easy

checking of the clinical instructor.

To prepare for incoming doctors

rounds.

To ensure continuous monitoring of the

patients condition.

To gather cues, information and data

about patients daily living

Helps the nurse identify and prioritize

the problems

To strengthen the medical diagnosis

through using the nursing diagnosis

and take note of the effects of illness to

the pat ients opt imum level of

functioning.


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11:00am

11:30

am

the functional

health pattern,

medical/surgical

history and

other pertinent

information for

further

assessmentand problem

identification.

Checking of drafts of

the nurses notes to the

clinical instructor


have his lunch break

and will endorse his job

to the charge nurse

The bedside nurse

makes the necessaryrevisions for the

nurses notes


have her lunch break

and will endorse her

obligation to the team

leader.


supported by the team

leader will recite to the

To make the drafts ready for final

charting thus saves and manage time

easily.


that no work would be left behindduring student nurses break.

To revise the corrections made by the

clinical instructor.




Appropriate drug studies should be

made regarding the drugs to be

administered so that the medication

nurse will know the rationale why the

certain drug must be given to a certain

patient, thus, its importance. Presenting

a drug study would also increase the

medication nurses confidence in

12:00 nn

clinical instructor the

drug study of the

medications to be

administered.

Recheck the

drug to the

chart,

medication

administration

record

Remember the

12 rights of

medications

Calculate

correct dose,

check correct

timing


take the v/s of the

patients for 12 pm


medicating because it makes no room

for errors.

To note down any changes in the v/s

based on the baseline data and to

document and report any unusualities

and to make the necessary nursing

interventions or referrals if needed.

Ensure that the patients condition is

not contraindicated for medication

administration.

So as to double check the

administration of medication and to

ensure proper and effective giving of

prescribed drugs.

Drug administration is a dependent

nursing function for patients

pharmacological needs to relieve


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12:30

pm

1:00 pm

administers the

medication together

with the team leader

and the clinical

instructor observing the

12 rights of medication.


have her lunch break

and will endorse her

job to the medication

nurse


will have her lunch

break and will endorse

her responsibility to the

bedside nurse


collect from the

bedside nurse the v/s

for 12 pm and record it

in the v/s sheet; he will

also remind the

bedside nurse of those

patients who needs

careful monitoring, has

an I and O monitoring,

symptoms if not directly the disease.







To organize the data obtained from the

initial v/s taking so that the charge

nurse wont have a hard t ime

documenting it in the chart during the

final charting. Reminding the other

members of the team would also

promote a collaborative effort and

would avoid errors and negligence.

The data as well as the interventions

must be recorded. The patients official

1:30 pm

2:00 pm

and those who

incoming procedures

are to be done.

Final charting of the

nurses notes, graphing

of the vital signs, filling

up the I and O sheet

and IVF checking.

After care of the area,

paraphernalia and

handwashing

record is used by all members of the

health care team to communicate the

patients progress and the current

treatment.

To connect the previous vital signs

result of the patient for progressmonitoring.

To provide information for the incoming

shift

Everything should be documented for

legal purposes and references

As part of our duty, we should be

responsible in maintaining our working

area clean and free from

microorganisms.

To ensure the paraphernalia for the

next use, minimizing or eliminating the

microorganisms

Endorsement is done to relay the

patients condition to the incoming shift.

The pending interventions, activities

done and ongoing procedures are all

stated in the endorsement. This is to


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2:30 pm

2:45 pm

3:00 pm

Endorsement done by

the charge nurse

Post conference:

Sharing of

learning and

insights and

clarification of

concerns with

the clinical

instructor.

Closing Prayer

Dismissal

provide adequate and updated

information to the incoming staff with

regards to the clients.

To evaluate the activities done

throughout the duty; to strengthen and

commend the strong points, and to

improve the weak points of the team.

To give further information and to

evaluate the skills performed by the

team members.

To thank God for the guidance given for

the whole shift and ask for safety in

going home

Insights:

The essence of team nursing is teamwork. As a team, each member should show

cooperation and proper collaboration. We should always consider that the success of a team is

by its members. Everyone has its vital functions and each one has complex responsibilities in

providing care for the promotion of health and disease prevention. Every member is essential to

the group where they work as one for one goal. Team nursing makes members flexible in the

different roles that a nurse should act.

This is the second time that we will be having our team nursing, I hope I could perform

my task and duties as a team leader, ensuring quality and competent one in rendering care to

my patient. It is also a challenge on my part regarding time management and how will I handle

my colleagues efficiently. I should ensure that each members of our team will be able to do and

accomplish task without any dispute and problem. I must ensure that the charge nurse will be

able to carry out doctors order without any delays and mistakes. Ensuring that the bedside

nurse will be able to render and provide adequate care and concerns for the patient and the

medication will be able to give and ensure right drugs given to each patient. And I as the team

leader will be able to develop sense of leadership and management through teamwork and


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collaboration with each team members in my team in providing efficient and quality care for

patients optimum functioning.

Individual Roles and Responsibilities

Team Leader

Checks the attendance, paraphernalia and uniforms of the team members.

Makes the plan of the activities, special tasks and schedules lunch and

break time of members.

Checks the sample charting of the bedside nurses.

Follows-up the activities of the team members.

Goes with the doctors rounds together with charge nurse.

Gives pre and post conference.

Informs the clinical instructor about any clinical procedures done to the

patients.

Ensures harmonious relationship of the team and to the nursing staff.

Evaluates the performance of the team members.

Give supplemental care in the absence of one of the members.

Carries responsibility for any untoward incidents made by the team

members.

Checks the drug and know everything about the patient.

Helps any team leader who is not through with their tasks.

Acts as a substitute for any absences or tardiness that will be made by any

members of the team.

Coordinates with staff activities.

Assist the charge nurse in carrying out doctors orders.

Evaluate the team through a post conference.

Does the final rounds with the charge nurse.

Charge Nurse

Knows the member and the manner of patient about the team.

Acts as a team leader in cases where the team leader is absent.

Receives and does the endorsement from outgoing and ongoing shift.

Makes the patients list and vital signs sheet.

Makes the ward class and journal reading related to the selected topic.

Goes with the Doctors and nurses rounds.

Receives new admission, endorses any special or new orders or

procedures to the bedside nurses and follow-ups requisition.


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Informs the medication nurse in any changes in drug order.

Maintains harmonious relationship of the team members and the nursing

staffs.

Informs the bedside nurse for the patients vital signs and I and O

monitoring.

Gives the list of IVF follow ups of every patient to the bedside nurses.

Informs the team leader for any procedures that will be done to the patient.

Maintains the cleanliness and the orderliness of the nurses station.

Receives the endorsement of the patients status from the bedside nurses

every now and then.

Medication Nurse

Makes the drug study.

Knows the drug of the patient ahead of time.

Prepares the medications while observing the 12 Rs.

Prepares the meds ahead of time but with special precaution that are to be

reconstituted.

Reports any error in drug administration to the team ahead of time.

Makes the prescriptions for unavailable medications.

Records all give n me dication.

Administers medication in front of the leader and the clinical instructor.

Coordinates with the head nurse before and after giving meds.

Coordinates with the charge nurse in any changes or new drug orders.

Coordinates with the bedside nurses for PRN medications for any unusual

changes in the patients condition.

Explains to the patient the indication of the drug.

Checks the condition of the patient before administering the drug.

Bedside Nurse

Knows the list, kinds of cases, room number of the patient ahead of time.

Receives endorsement and goes with the nurses rounds.

Monitors the vital signs and I and O of the patients.

Educates the patient about disease process.

Endorse the latest vital signs of the patient.

Report any unusual changes in the patients vital signs.

Maintains the cleanliness of the patients unit.

Knows the IVF level of the patient and regulate it properly.

Does the morning care to the patient.

Follow up all the IVF consumed by the patient.


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Provides the immediate care needed by the patients.

Makes the nurses notes.

Performs procedures with the supervision of the team leader and clinical

instructor.

General Paraphernalia

Ballpen Red, Blue and Black. This item is essential in documentation. It is

necessary to use permanent marker for the legality of patients chart. Each color

indicate specific function (specially in graphing chart) in order to appreciate more

the pattern of patients condition without having trouble reading.

Bandage Scissors. Offer a safe and easy way for nurses to remove a patient's

bandage. Because of their blunt ends and flat blades, bandage scissors can

effectively cut through thick material while protecting the patient's skin. Bandage

scissors are often made of surgical-grade stainless steel and can have serrated

edges for more heavy-duty cutting.

Sphygmomanometer. An instrument of recent invention for measuring the blood

pressure. The name is derived from sphygmos, the pulse; manos, thin, rare; and

meter, a measure.

Stethoscope. An acoustic medical device forauscultation, or listening to, internal

sounds in a human or animal body. It is most often used to listen to heart sounds

and breathing. It is also used to listen to intestines and blood flow in arteries and

veins. Less commonly, "mechanic's stethoscopes" are used to listen to internal

sounds made by machines, such as diagnosing a malfunctioning automobile

engine by listening to the sounds of its internal parts. It can also be used to leak

check vacuum chambers for scientific purposes.

Jot Down Pocket Notebook. Used by student nurses for initial documentation

and partial details needed to be recorded regarding patients condition.

Medicine Glass. Used for accurately measure liquid form drugs to be administer

by the nurse.

Nail Cutter. Use for trimming uncut nails of patients in order to prevent infectionand promote self-wellness of the patients.

Pencil with eraser. For documentation purposes.

Penlight. A small, pen-sized flashlight, usually containing two AA batteries orAAA

batteries, use in checking orifices of patients like mouth, eyes and nose.

Pentel Pen. For intravenous line marking and writing patients identification.

Small Medicine Tray. It helps the medication nurse in providing an organized and

arranged manner for administration of medications to patients thus preventing

wrong giving of medication.

Six inch ruler. Use in graphing vital signs of patients neatly.

Tape Measure. A strong, narrow, woven strip of cotton, linen, etc., use to

measure the anthropometric measurement of patients.

Thermometer (oral and rectal). An instrument for determining temperature;

especially: one consisting of a glass bulb attached to a fine tube of glass with a

numbered scale and containing a liquid (as mercury or colored alcohol) that is

sealed in and rises and falls with changes of temperature
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Thread and Needle. Used to fix tangles uniform.

Gloves. Provides a safety accessories that ensure sanitaryhospital conditions by

limiting patients' exposure to infectious matter. They also serve to protect health

professionals from disease through contact with bodily fluids.

Mask. Serves as a protection of nursing students against communicable diseases,

etc.

Medicine dropper. A short glass tube fitted with a rubber bulb and used to

measure liquids by drops

Plaster. Usually being used in anchoring the IV needle.

Alcohol. A liquid prepared for topical application prepared from specially

denatured alcohol and containing 68.5-71.5% vol./vol. of absolute (ie. 100%)

ethanol (ethyl alcohol). Individual manufacturers can use their own "formulation

standards" in which the ethanol content usually ranges from 70-95%.

ORGANIZATIONAL

STRUCTURE

Louise Jane N. Cabangal

Team Leader

Dinna Vi Boje

Charge Nurse

Jesse Concepcion

Bedside Nurse 2

Julie Condino

Bedside Nurse 3

Liwayway Lozano

Bedside Nurse 1

Rachelle Bondad

Medication Nurse
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SCHEDULE OF BREAKS

Snack

STUDENT NURSES SNACK TIME

Louise Jane N. Cabangal, SN (Team Leader) 9:00-9:15 am

Dinna Vi Boje, SN (Charge Nurse) 9:15-9:30 am

Rachelle Bondad,SN (Medication Nurse) 9:30-9:45 am

Liwayway Lozano, SN (Bedside Nurse 1) 9:45-10:00 am

Jesse Concepcion, SN (Bedside Nurse 2) 9:45-10:00 am

Julie Condino, SN (Bedside Nurse 3) 9:45-10:00 am

Lunch

STUDENT NURSES SNACK TIME

Louise Jane Cabangal, SN (Team Leader) 12:30-1:00 pm

Rachelle Bondad, SN (Medication Nurse) 11:00-11:30 pm

Dinna Vi Boje, SN (Charge Nurse) 12:00-12:30 pm

Liwayway Lozano, SN (Bedside Nurse 1) 11:30-12:00 pm

Jesse Concepcion, SN (Bedside Nurse 2) 11:00-11:30 am

Julie Condino, SN (Bedside Nurse 3) 11:00-11:30 am


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Attendance Record

Name

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3

In Out Signature In Out Signature In Out Signature

Louise Cabangal

(Team Leader)

Dinna Boje

(Charge Nurse)

Rachelle Bondad

(MedicationNurse)

Liwayway Lozano

(Bedside Nurse )

JesseConcepcion

(Bedside Nurse)

Julie Condino

(Bedside Nurse)

Attendance Record


18/23

Checking of General Paraphernalia

Paraphernalia Boje Bondad Burgos Cabangal Condino Concep

Day

1

Day

2

Day

1

Day

2

Day

1

Day

2

Day

1

Day

2

Day

1

Day

2

Day

1

Day

2

Ballpen -Black

-Blue

-Red

Bandage Scissor

Sphygmomanometer

Stethoscope

Jotdown notebook

Medicine glass

Nailcutter

Pencil with eraser

Penlight

Pentel Pen

Small medication

tray

6 ruler

Tape Measure

Thermometer (Oral

and Rectal)

Thread and Needle

Clean gloves

Name

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3

In Out Signature In Out Signature In Out Signature

Louise Cabangal

(Team Leader)

Dinna Boje(Charge Nurse)

Rachelle Bondad

(MedicationNurse)

Liwayway Lozano

(Bedside Nurse)

Jesse Concepcio

(Bedside Nurse)

Julie Condino

(Bedside Nurse)


19/23

Sterile Gloves

Mask

Medicine Dropper

Plaster

Alcohol

SIGNATURE:

Checking of Ward Uniform

Paraphernalia Boje Bondad Burgos Cabangal Condino Concepcion

Day

1

Day

2

Day

1

Day

2

Day

1

Day

2

Day

1

Day

2

Day

1

Day

2

Day

1

Day 2

Ward uniform

Caduceus pin

Nurses Cap/

haircut

Name plate

Wrist watch

with second

hand

Shoes

Smock gown

Undergarments

Trimmed

fingernails

Book Assignment

Liwayway Lozano, SN

Nursing Diagnosis Handbook

Medical-Surgical Book (Udan)

Jesse Concepcion,SN

Assessment Book

MIMS

Dinna Vi Boje, SN


20/23

Health Assessment

Drug Handbook

Medical-Surgical Book part 2

Louise Cabangal, SN

Nurses pocket Guide

Medical Dictionary

Health Assessment

Rachelle Bondad, SN

Pharmacology Book

G & A

Julie Condino, SN

NCP Book

Nurses pocket Guide

STUDENT NURSE ASSIGNMENT RATINGS REMARKS

Louise Jane Cabangal, SN Team Leader

Dinna Vi Boje,SN Charge Nurse

Rachelle Bondad, SN Medication

Nurse

Liwayway Lozano, SN Bedside Nurse

1

Jesse Concepcion, SN Bedside Nurse

2

Julie Condino, SN Bedside Nurse

3


21/23

Anecdotal Report

Summary of Extension Duties

Table of Contents

Content:

Introduction

Nurses Prayer

Nightingales Pledge

Objectives

Plan of Activities

Individual Roles

Team Leader

Charge Nurse

Medication Nurse

Bedside Nurse

General Paraphernalia description

Organizational Structure

Schedule of Breaks

Snack Time

Lunch Time

Attendance Record

STUDENT NURSE REMARKS

Louise Jane Cabangal, SN

Dinna Vi Boje,SN

Rachelle Bondad, SN

Liwayway Lozano, SN

Erika Burgos, SN

Jesse Concepcion, SN

Julie Condino


22/23

Paraphernalia Record

Ward Uniform

TPR Sheet

Book Assignment

Anecdotal Report

Summary of Extension Duties

JMJ

Marist Brothers

Notre Dame of Dadiangas University

Marist Avenue, General Santos City

TEAM NURSING

STAFFING

General Santos City Hospital

Submitted by:

Louise Jane Cabamgak, SN

Team Leader

Submitted to:

Mrs. Esperanza Alaan, RN,Clinical Instruc


23/23

Documents

Raymund Saplad Staffing