Asked by Kiara Almore on Sep 27, 2024
A new nurse is confused about using evaluative measures when caring for patients and asks the charge nurse for an explanation. Which response by the charge nurse is most accurate?
A) "Evaluative measures are multiple-page documents used to evaluate nurse performance."
B) "Evaluative measures include assessment data used to determine whether patients have met their expected outcomes and goals."
C) "Evaluative measures are used by quality assurance nurses to determine the progress a nurse is making from novice to expert nurse."
D) "Evaluative measures are objective views for completion of nursing interventions."
Evaluative Measures
Tools or methods used to assess the effectiveness, value, or impact of interventions or treatments in healthcare.
Expected Outcomes
The anticipated results or changes that are aimed to be achieved through a particular intervention, treatment plan, or program.
Charge Nurse
A registered nurse responsible for overseeing the nursing staff in a hospital or clinic setting, ensuring patient care is delivered efficiently and safely.
- Employ assessment tools to evaluate a patient's reaction to nursing interventions.
Learning Objectives
- Employ assessment tools to evaluate a patient's reaction to nursing interventions.