NR226- Funds: Patient Care- Week 2: Managing Patient
Care Question and answers already passed 2025/2026
1. Match their corre- outcomes while reduc-ing the overall
sponding nursing cost of care
care delivery
system. 2. Patient-Centered Care, Total Patient
Care, and Case Management
Patient-Centered
Care Total Patient
Care Case
Management
Adapting care as
the needs of an
individ-ual change
and con-veying
respect for the
individual's health
and lifestyle
choices
RN responsible for
all care on a shift
and requiring a
high de-gree of
interprofes-sional
collaboration
Clinicians focusing
on groups of
clients with
specific illnesses
with the goal of
improving
,Patient-Centered Care: Adapting individual.
care as the needs of an -Key Characteristics:
individual change and conveying ---Adapting care as the needs of an individual change.
respect for the individual's health ---Ensuring the client understands new information about their
and lifestyle choices health.
Total Patient Care: RN responsible
for all care on a shift and requiring
a high degree of
interprofessional collaboration
Case Management: Clinicians
focusing on groups of clients with
specific illnesses with the goal of
improving outcomes while
reducing the overall cost of care
Patient-Centered Care
-Focus: What is important to the
, NR226- Funds: Patient Care- Week 2: Managing Patient Care
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_fjxdn7
The power to act
3. Match its
correspond-ing
principle of building
an effective
healthcare team.
Responsibility
Autonomy
Authority
Accountability
The ownership of
the act
,---Respecting the individual's health and
lifestyle choices. An important aspect of being a member of the healthcare team
involves responsibility, autonomy, authority, and accountability, or
Total Patient Care RAAA for short. It is a balanced application of these four
-Nurse Responsibility: principles that builds the foun-dation for safe and ettective
---RN is responsible for all care during healthcare. These same principles apply to personal and
their shift. therapeutic relationships, as well.
-Key Characteristics: Responsibility is the obligation to act.
---Often used for critically ill clients.
---Requires a high degree of
interprofessional collaboration.
---Nurse benefits from being fully
knowledgeable about the client's
health history and care needs during
that shift.
Case Management
-Primary Focus: Coordinating
resources to improve care for clients
with complex needs.
-Key Characteristics:
---Linking health services across all
levels of care.
---Clinicians focus on groups of patients
with specific illnesses.
---Goal: Improving outcomes while
reducing the overall cost of care.
-Accountability: The ownership of the
act
-Authority: The power to act
-Autonomy: The choice to act
-Responsibility: The obligation to act
Care Question and answers already passed 2025/2026
1. Match their corre- outcomes while reduc-ing the overall
sponding nursing cost of care
care delivery
system. 2. Patient-Centered Care, Total Patient
Care, and Case Management
Patient-Centered
Care Total Patient
Care Case
Management
Adapting care as
the needs of an
individ-ual change
and con-veying
respect for the
individual's health
and lifestyle
choices
RN responsible for
all care on a shift
and requiring a
high de-gree of
interprofes-sional
collaboration
Clinicians focusing
on groups of
clients with
specific illnesses
with the goal of
improving
,Patient-Centered Care: Adapting individual.
care as the needs of an -Key Characteristics:
individual change and conveying ---Adapting care as the needs of an individual change.
respect for the individual's health ---Ensuring the client understands new information about their
and lifestyle choices health.
Total Patient Care: RN responsible
for all care on a shift and requiring
a high degree of
interprofessional collaboration
Case Management: Clinicians
focusing on groups of clients with
specific illnesses with the goal of
improving outcomes while
reducing the overall cost of care
Patient-Centered Care
-Focus: What is important to the
, NR226- Funds: Patient Care- Week 2: Managing Patient Care
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_fjxdn7
The power to act
3. Match its
correspond-ing
principle of building
an effective
healthcare team.
Responsibility
Autonomy
Authority
Accountability
The ownership of
the act
,---Respecting the individual's health and
lifestyle choices. An important aspect of being a member of the healthcare team
involves responsibility, autonomy, authority, and accountability, or
Total Patient Care RAAA for short. It is a balanced application of these four
-Nurse Responsibility: principles that builds the foun-dation for safe and ettective
---RN is responsible for all care during healthcare. These same principles apply to personal and
their shift. therapeutic relationships, as well.
-Key Characteristics: Responsibility is the obligation to act.
---Often used for critically ill clients.
---Requires a high degree of
interprofessional collaboration.
---Nurse benefits from being fully
knowledgeable about the client's
health history and care needs during
that shift.
Case Management
-Primary Focus: Coordinating
resources to improve care for clients
with complex needs.
-Key Characteristics:
---Linking health services across all
levels of care.
---Clinicians focus on groups of patients
with specific illnesses.
---Goal: Improving outcomes while
reducing the overall cost of care.
-Accountability: The ownership of the
act
-Authority: The power to act
-Autonomy: The choice to act
-Responsibility: The obligation to act
