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I observed a group of healthcare providers in the NICU doing rounding on all the patients. There was a provider, dietician, respiratory therapist, and nurse present to discuss all the important aspects of each patient and the plan and goals moving forwards so everyone was on the same page. 

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I observed a group of healthcare providers in the NICU doing rounding on all the patients. There was a provider, dietician, respiratory therapist, and nurse present to discuss all the important aspects of each patient and the plan and goals moving forwards so everyone was on the same page. 

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Getting report from our patient's previous nurse. The goal was to have a full understanding of the patient and what happened in the last 12 hours so we were fully prepared before going into the patient's room. This also allowed me and my nurse to prepare for the day and get organized with what might be needed of us and what to expect/look out for. The common goal was to keep this patient safe and provide the best care possible. 

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Getting report from our patient's previous nurse. The goal was to have a full understanding of the patient and what happened in the last 12 hours so we were fully prepared before going into the patient's room. This also allowed me and my nurse to prepare for the day and get organized with what might be needed of us and what to expect/look out for. The common goal was to keep this patient safe and provide the best care possible. 

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My nurse was busy so the pediatric provider asked me a question (I can't remember what it was) about how the baby was doing so that she would know the answer before going into the patient room and I answered her question. The goal was to give the best possible care to the baby and have everyone on the same page.

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During my OB rotation, me and nurse preceptor took a serum bilirubin level from a baby to test baby jaundice in which we heel poked the baby. After we had received enough blood sample from the baby we handed it down to the lab in which they would test the blood for the baby's bilirubine level.

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In the Birth Center OR there are multiple nurses that have different roles one is circulating, one waits for baby while LPN sets up warmer, and one is charting but they all communicate with each other and the surgeon, medical student, anesthesiologist, patient and patient support person,

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At mother baby at UW one of my patients had to get blood drawn like 6 or 7 different times throughout the day because the different lab teams weren't collaborating with each other on it. So my nurse met with one of the lab techs and figured out a way for the patient to get her blood drawn only a couple times a day while still fulfilling all the lab requests

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At mother baby at UW one of my patients had to get blood drawn like 6 or 7 different times throughout the day because the different lab teams weren't collaborating with each other on it. So my nurse met with one of the lab techs and figured out a way for the patient to get her blood drawn only a couple times a day while still fulfilling all the lab requests

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At my last clinical, I noticed collaboration between nurses on the floor. The patient my nurse was taking care of was a c/s patient with my nurse as the circulator and another nurse as the primary. I noticed that the circulating nurse and the primary nurse had to communicate well as they worked together to prepare this patient for surgery. The circulator nurse drew labs, administered medications, and performed the physical assessment while the primary engaged the patient in conversation about the upcoming procedure.

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In the urgent care I work at the whole team is there to help each other out. When someone needs help with a particularly hard procedure every person in the team space will jump in to help. Often times if an MA can't get a good blood draw they will ask one of the nurses who has more experience to come and assist

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In mother baby care at UW, I observed a collaboration between the nurses, the OB, the pediatrician, and the patient who had her baby. The goal was to manage the newborn's blood sugar in a way the mom was comfortable with. They spoke about options, blood sugar levels, and had an open conversation to make sure the patient was happy with the options they decided on.

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In mother baby care at UW, I observed a collaboration between the nurses, the OB, the pediatrician, and the patient who had her baby. The goal was to manage the newborn's blood sugar in a way the mom was comfortable with. They spoke about options, blood sugar levels, and had an open conversation to make sure the patient was happy with the options they decided on.

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i saw nurses collaborate with providers for new medication with the common goal of managing their pain and managing their condition. shared skills of how to maintain order and boundaries were important in this facility. they used resources like medications and pt charts to create the best plan for the patient

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Collab between RN and HCP in L&D about pain management and watching the RN advocate for the patient.

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Collab between RN and HCP in L&D about pain management and watching the RN advocate for the patient.

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When I had a patient who was unresponsive, we called rapid response and I put on EKG machine and printed it out the reading. We had respiratory people, attending, nurses, and more.

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People involved: Myself, primary provider, health insurance representatives

Skills: Epic/EHR system navigation, figuring out a pt's Rx coverage provider, navigation and use of CoverMyMeds website

Knowledge: What a med is used for, what information is required for an approval: chart notes, lab results, imaging results, etc., who to contact at the insurance company, what diagnosis codes are specifically required for approval

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When I was doing my clinical at long-term care last quarter, I remember to have collaborating with a physical therapist when he was doing a fall risk assessment with the patient he taught me and showed me how to do the assessment and I really learned a lot from it.

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During my L&D shift, I observed nurses relieving each other's load if it seemed as if they needed help. If a nurse needed help with a task they weren't too sure about, they called the charge nurse and she helped to complete it. During labor, there was a midwife, nurse, and baby nurse to help with the process. They all worked together to ensure a smooth delivery.

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I observed on a med surg unit collaborative care for a patient, It was me, another student, a nurse, and our instructor. We were all taking care of a patient who had just gone through a big surgery. Our goal was to give the best care to the patient. We all had our skills and knowledge to contribute, like checking the patient, giving meds, and handling wound care. Our instructor also shared helpful resources and made sure we were doing things the right way.

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I saw a senior nurse working with a new nurse in the OR to ensure proper procedure and documentation. I also saw a timeout

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At PBMU, I got to participate in rounding with the care team for the Autism Unit. In this round, there was the nurse, medical doctor, social work representative, psychiatrist, and autism management team.

Their overall goal was to work with these children to bring them to a level where they could exit the facility and be placed in a foster home and, and some cases, return to school.

The doctor managed the medicine and bodily well-being portion. The autism team and psychiatrist worked with the children, teaching the child to ask for what they needed, not use violence or aggression to get their tools, and learn to communicate since they were non-verbal. And social work sought placement in homes and schools within the community.

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One instance was with the PCT, nurse, the physical therapist, and the primary care provider. We had a patient who was suffering from gout and was severely arthritic; thus making mobility and ADL's a challenge. It was originally a goal for the patient to be able to stand and ambulate on their own; however, it was found that they could barely put any weight on their legs. In order to respond, we reported the finding to the PT, who also consulted the HCP, and we had a small huddle.

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One instance was with the PCT, nurse, the physical therapist, and the primary care provider. We had a patient who was suffering from gout and was severely arthritic; thus making mobility and ADL's a challenge. It was originally a goal for the patient to be able to stand and ambulate on their own; however, it was found that they could barely put any weight on their legs. In order to respond, we reported the finding to the PT, who also consulted the HCP, and we had a small huddle.

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I observed a time out in the operating room before the surgical team began a c-section. The people involved were the obstetrician, anesthesiologist, circulating nurse, RN first assistant, surgical tech, and neonatal nurse. The common goal was to review the patient’s identity, the procedure they were about to do, what everyone’s role was, and any pertinent information that the team should know to make sure everyone was all on the same page before beginning to operate.