NURS 4221 Week 4 Assignment 1: FADE model – Walden

NURS 4221 Week 4 Assignment 1: FADE model – Walden

NURS 4221 Week 4 Assignment 1: FADE model – Walden

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Applying the FADE model

For the problem that I will be addressing using the FADE process, pain management in the terminally ill, I will be considering the aspects previously stated and giving an explanation as to why it will work. The process of FADE was selected to help to analyze and implement a plan that could change the score on the satisfaction survey to indicate that the patients who were dying were without pain. The FADE model is an advancement of the original PDSA/PDCA improvement cycle (Spath, 2013). The steps of the model are focus, analyze, develop, and execute.

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NURS 4221 Week 6 Assignment 1 (Walden)

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The Management of Pain in the Terminally Ill Patient

Leadership and Competencies in Nursing and Healthcare; NURS-4221-19

The Management of Pain in the Terminally Ill Patient

The topic that I chose for this paper is the management of pain the terminally ill patient. 

Measurable Quality Indicator, Pain Management in the dying Patient

The quality indicator that I have chosen is pain management in the dying patients. Quality indicators were developed by the America Nurses Association (ANA), taking the reports, 

The Management of Pain in the Terminally Ill Patient

The purpose of this paper is to note that we do have a problem with patients who are dying and the families reporting that they had pain when dying and finding measures to increase 

Literature Review

1. Use of Opioids and Sedatives at End-of-Life

2.Perspectives of Asians living in Texas on pain management in the last days of life

3. Evaluation of Therapeutic Choices for the Treatment of Pain in the Terminal Oncologic Patient Before and During Hospice Admission

4. Limits and Responsibilities of Physicians Addressing Spiritual Suffering in Terminally Ill Patients

5. Pain relief, spiritual needs, and family support: Three central areas in intercultural palliative care

Applying the FADE Model

Resources

Conclusion