Person-centred care
When a patient nearing the end of life was brought into the emergency department, nursing student Mallory Mepsted’s refusal to move her out of a side room helped ensure she died with dignity.
When a patient nearing the end of life was brought into the emergency department, nursing student Mallory Mepsted’s refusal to move her out of a side room helped ensure she died with dignity.
Building up a therapeutic relationship with his patient enabled nursing student Gareth Taylor to get to the heart of what was causing the patient’s distress, and help find a solution to the problem.
After identifying that a patient's condition was deteriorating, nursing student Liam Evans escalated his concerns, and initiated and led CPR when the patient had a cardiac arrest.
Helping a distressed patient with faecal incontinence reminded student Danielle Moxen about the importance of person-centred care, and reinforced her decision to become a nurse