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Fundamentals of Nursing

Competency-Based Assessments

Fundamentals of NursingCompetency-Based Assessments

Competency-Based Assessments

1 .
Form a group of peers (recommended: two to five people) and develop a patient’s case, write the plan of care focusing on one of the five SDOH each, and discuss the topic further.
2 .
Based on a medical model described in this chapter, develop a nursing care plan to promote the health of a patient.
3 .
Based on the steps of planning education, develop and deliver a ten-minute PowerPoint presentation about your plan for providing a health education workshop for a community.
4 .
Form a group of peers (recommended: two to five people), and discuss how you would demonstrate your competency as a nurse in fulfilling the role of a care coordinator in population health management.
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