Nursing Care of the Family
Instructions:
This 2000 word written assignment has two distinct parts that you should address separately. Please use headings for each part.
You do not need to provide an introduction or a conclusion for the written assignment or any of the parts.
There are two family scenarios for you to choose from; select ONE scenario and use this for your entire assignment.
Part 1 - Nursing Care of the Family: Assessment (500 words)
Create a genogram to visually depict the family’s structure. You must use the PowerPoint slide which will be supplied to you within the Assessment Folder on Learning@Griffith course site to create your genogram. Save the slide as a picture file (*.jpeg), and insert the picture into your document.
This 2000 word written assignment has two distinct parts that you should address separately. Please use headings for each part.
You do not need to provide an introduction or a conclusion for the written assignment or any of the parts.
There are two family scenarios for you to choose from; select ONE scenario and use this for your entire assignment.
Part 1 - Nursing Care of the Family: Assessment (500 words)
Create a genogram to visually depict the family’s structure. You must use the PowerPoint slide which will be supplied to you within the Assessment Folder on Learning@Griffith course site to create your genogram. Save the slide as a picture file (*.jpeg), and insert the picture into your document.
- Below the genogram, summarise the structure of the family to demonstrate your understanding of the family assessment findings.
- Use the Australian
Family Strengths Nursing Assessment Guide (AFSNAG) to identify and
briefly describe two (2) strengths of the family you are assessing.
Part 2 - Nursing Care of the Family: Planning, Implementing and Evaluating (1,500 words)
- Select two (2) issues/challenges for the family or a member of the family you have selected. These issues may be identified by the nurse, family or both. These can be health, social, or developmental family issues/challenges e.g., breastfeeding, social isolation, transition to parenting; they should not be ‘medical’ issues e.g., diabetes, high blood pressure.
- For each issue/challenge identified in the family assessment (allow approximately 750 words per issue):
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c) Implement nursing care
d) Evaluate nursing care
o Use appropriate evidence from scholarly literature to describe the issue and discuss what is known about the issue/challenge.
o Provide a relevant nursing goal and justify the goal (explain why it is relevant to the issue) using appropriate evidence or policies.
o Outline one nursing intervention that supports the family to achieve the goal. Each nursing intervention should be supplemented by the recommendation of an existing online resource for the family and an appropriate referral.
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