Annotated Bibliography of Nursing Care

PICOT

Population/ Patient Problem

Patients are in acute care hospitals.

Intervention

How is the use of Rapid Response Team?

Comparison

Or they are not using a Rapid Response Team.

Outcome

Decreased mortality.

Time

Over their admission to stay.

Annotated Bibliographies

Analysis

An amazing growth in primary care is the new appearance of a latest class of health experts that are nurse practitioners. These practitioners find out and delight a broad variety of medical inconveniences, usually with commanded by doctors. Their medical competence has been evaluated in over forty studies. In twenty one studies care given by nurse experts was directly evaluated with that given by doctors are analyzed.

These studies illustrate that nurse practitioners offer office-based care that is similar to the physician care. As these studies were restricted in scope so there is no investigational foundation for expanding this conclusion that care given outside the workplace is doubtful or the care is unproven of the critically sick patient.

Analysis

This paper is about a systematic check that hunted to answer of the research question such as what is the effect of the basic and societal care of nurse on patient physical condition outcomes as compared to doctor-led care in basic care situation. A series of relevant text-words with therapeutic subject headlines were shared. The search was limited to studies with superior evidences.

All 31 related studies were analyzed in the review and founded modest international proofs that nurses in basic care programs can give good care and accomplish positive health results for patients similarly the doctors provide.

Analysis

The proof base for home cure compared with other society-based services is not powerful, however, it does illustrate that house treatment lessens days spent in sanatorium compared with hospital patient treatments. There is also evidence that visiting patients at their home frequently and taking accountability for both healthiness and social ...