Key Area of

Core Competencies

Indicators

Responsibility
COMMUNICATION

Establishes rapport with client,

significant others and members of
the health team

Identifies verbal and non-verbal

cues

Utilizes formal and informal

channels

Provided explanations that are clear, direct, and easy to

understand

Maintained eye contact

Introduced self and asked how to addressed him.

When patient is disoriented, reality is presented and delusion

is acknowledge.

Assured that there is no stimulation that may cause him to do

violence.

Maintained sincerity and honesty when talking with the

patient. Avoided making promises that can not be fulfilled.
faced the patient while talking.

Encouraged patient to talk.

Understand what the patient says.

Spent time with the client while patient is distracted and

having delusions

Observed patient non verbal cues

Listened to the patient actively.

Used distraction technique when the patient is experiencing

delusions and presented reality

Organized a games for the patient to assess them and to let

them practice their other skills.

Uses appropriate information

technology to facilitate
communication

Asked patient to draw anything and asked them to explain

what is in the drawing.

Conducted activities everyday to assess and practice their

skills.

Made a home visit and the group brought food items for the
family of the patient.

Snacks were provided everyday

Grooming kit were also provided

Patient is asked everyday if he is comfortable and slept well.

Asked what time they sleep and what time they wake up.

Reassured that environment is safe for the client.

Result/Outcomes of Indicators Used:

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Talking to this kind of patient is hard, he is easily distracted to the environment and he seems shy when
talking to us. As time passes by, building trust with each other becomes easier.

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Key Area of

Core Competencies

Indicators

Responsibility
RECORDS
MANAGEMENT

Maintains accurate and updated

documentation of client care

Submitted a diary of everyday interaction with patient.

Documented vital signs of patient in a paper and endorsed to the

nurse on duty.

Made a nursing care plan for the patient and submitted it to the

clinical instructor

Records outcome of client care

Observes legal imperatives in

record keeping

Gathered present history of the client

Observed the patient after 3 days of duty.

(Patient was seen socializing to others.)

Documented symptoms observed while interviewing the patient.

Documented vital signs of patient and endorsed to the nurse on

duty.

Conducted activity everyday to assess different areas of skill of

patient.

Made a letter of request asking permission to burrow and view

the chart of the patient and submitted to the chief nurse of CMH.

Stayed on the nurses station while using the chart

While reviewing the patients record, the group double checked

all the pages and assured there were no missing pages.

Returned the chart after reviewing it.

Result/Outcomes of Indicators Used:

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Documentation is an important part on being assigned to a patient. Even though we are only assigned on
taking the vital signs we ensure that the results we take from the patient are accurate.

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Key Area of

Core Competencies

Indicators

Responsibility
RESEARCH

Gather data using different

methodologies

Analyzes and interprets data

gathered

Used therapeutic communication in interviewing patient.

Approached patient carefully and applied those techniques

that were discussed before.

Make an activity everyday to assess their motor and

intellectual areas.

Identified researchable problems regarding client care.

(delusional and hallucination of the client)

Made a home visit to gather data to the parents of the patient.

Made a plan of care based on the problem of the client.

Researched about undifferentiated schizophrenia and the
group relate it to our case.
Observed cues of the patient and reported to the clinical
instructor.
Made a case study of the patient and presented it to the chief
nurse and to the clinical instructor.
Submitted a diary of everyday interaction with the patient.

Recommends actions for

implementation

Reviewed article and journals related to the case of the patient

and recommended it to others.

The area should be secured because the client is in delusional

and hallucination activity.

There should be no sharp objects within the area because it

may cause harm not only to the patient but also to others.

The patient should be regularly assessed for signs of delusion

and hallucination.

Disseminates results of research

findings

Decreased environmental stimuli.

Reassure to the client that the environment is safe. (explaining

routines and procedures)

Presented a reading to the clinical instructor.

Presented a case study

Applies research findings in

nursing practice

Helped the client establish what is real and unreal.

Reoriented the client to person, place and time.

Talked to the client in simple and concrete thing.

Begun with one to one interactions, and then progress to small

groups as tolerated.

Explained and maintained a daily routine.

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Key Area of
Responsibility
COLLABORATION AND
TEAMWORK

Core Competencies

Establishes collaborative
relationship with colleagues and
other members of the health
team

Indicators

Communicated with the personnel respectfully when requesting

for chairs, tables, microphone, speaker, karaoke and extension
cord.

Maintained courtesy not only with the clinical instructor but also
with other personnel in CCMH.

Followed the rules and regulation that is practiced in CCMH.

Maintained good relationship with the patient and also with the

family.

Collaborates plan of care with

other members of the team

Actions that should be recommended are as followed:

1. Patient should have atleast 8 hours of sleep everyday.

2. They should not be bathe early in the morning.

3. The area must be well secured.

Informed clinical instructor on the recommendations that should

be done.

Shared with the clinical instructor the condition of the patient

while interviewing and also other pertinent data that was
gathered.

Endorsed with staff the vital signs of the patient.

Result/Outcomes of Indicators Used:

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Our CI and the nurse on duty gave us our patient with their full trust and we gave them some fulfilling results
with our care.

There is really need to practice communication well especially to psychiatric clients.

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