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SMART Goals and Interventions with Rationale
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SMART Goals and Interventions with Rationale
Client-Centered SMART Goal
The significance of better goal development is mainly overlooked in a stressful and busy
medical facility. SMART goals aids in constructing clearly defined goals using five attributes;
specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and timely. The plan ought to cover a plainly defined
area, easy and direct to understand. Measurable outcomes accompany the goal indicating when
achieved. Realistic and achievable for the resources, capabilities, and skills available. The goal
should be relevant, supporting the department, ward, and organization (Stonehouse, 2018).
Finally, there ought to be a close date when the purpose is supposed to be achieved.
SMART Goal
Handing over patient care instructions, assessment notes, and all the details to the
incoming nurse before finalizing the shift. This will be done before each break to guarantee
patient information is distinguished and explicit directions have adhered to. Furthermore, it will
assist the nursing staff in understanding areas of concentration for the patients to develop an
understanding and assist in taking patients' minds off of therapeutic issues.
Individualized Nursing Interventions with Rationale
Nursing Interventions
Rationales
Encouraging the patient and caretaker
to avoid frequently raising the head of the bed
(Marcon et al., 2018). Encouraging the
patients to be moved in bed using lifting
gadgets such as bed linen.
Friction, which includes pressing
heels and elbows on beddings and pushing the
victim up without a raised sheet, is a frequent
cause of compromised skin breakdown.
Raising the heads of the client's bed causes

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1 SMART Goals and Interventions with Rationale Students Name Affiliate Institution Instructor's name Course number Date 2 SMART Goals and Interventions with Rationale Client-Centered SMART Goal The significance of better goal development is mainly overlooked in a stressful and busy medical facility. SMART goals aids in constructing clearly defined goals using five attributes; specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and timely. The plan ought to cover a plainly defined area, easy and direct to understand. Measurable outcomes accompany the goal indicating when achieved. Realistic and achievable for the resources, capabilities, and skills available. The goal should be relevant, supporting the department, ward, and organization (Stonehouse, 2018). Finally, there ought to be a close date when the purpose is supposed to be achieved. SMART Goal Handing over patient care instructions, assessment notes, and all the details to the incoming nurse before finalizing the shift. This will be done before each break to guarantee patient information is distinguished and explicit directions have adhered to. Furthermore, it will assist the nursing staff in understanding areas of concentration ...
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