NURS FPX 4050 Assessment 4 Attempt 3 Final Care Coordination Plan

Following are some of the health policies in the hospital that have been devised for the proper treatment and continuum care for gestational diabetes patients.

• Nurses must provide quality care to the patients with utmost compassion and compatibility.
• Protect the privacy and personal information of patients with the provision of the right treatment after understanding their concerns.
• Healthcare staff must have a healing relationship with the patients while ensuring enhanced technical care and interpersonal relationship.
• The hospital facility must ensure meaningful use of Health information technology provided by the federal government in the best interest of patients. 
• There must exist proper coordination among the inter-professional team to provide patient-centered care.
• The nursing staff must plan an individualized and personalized care strategy for each patient to treat them as a special unique entity.
• The organization of health seminars and workshops must be ensured to enhance public awareness.

These strategies will not only help the hospital management to gain profit but will also enhance their performance and ability to gain patients’ trust. The provision of patient-centered care enhances the effectiveness of treatment available for the patients suffering from gestational diabetes and increases the medical knowledge as well which can help in proposing new technologies and better treatment strategies in the future. 

The Centers for Medicaid & Medicare Programs have implemented a facility scoring system to impose monetary penalties for a rise in readmission rates (Rinne et al., 2018). This can serve to improve’ quality of life for people better and more effective clinical care during hospital stays. In November 2021, the government approved the use of e cigs as a legislative approach to control tobacco and dangerous substances as a smoke-free legislation. The Affordable Care Act gives financial help to diabetic patients who were previously refused due to high hospital readmissions and a predilection for urgent drug therapy. This legislation also provides financial support for “chronic case” programs and medicinal options. The harmonization of cardiac screening is important on the 2022-2023 social policy platform (Adab, 2021). 

It also gives cash for innovative research for the air quality standards program in order to get better air quality. The Regulation establishes the National Quality Environmental Standards, which is considered safe for breathing. To minimize air toxicity, the United States smoke-free and clean air campaign encourages the adoption of less environmentally harmful appliances, mobile phones, and energy sources. The United States Food and Drug Administration supervises tobacco industrial and assembly restrictions, in addition to heavy government taxation.

Priorities of a Care Coordinator to Discuss the Healthcare Plan

The healthcare staff must work in proper coordination and a collaborative environment to ensure productive outcomes. The topmost priority of the nursing and healthcare staff is to provide efficient and quality care to the patients. The healthcare profession demands continuous dedication and professionalism to deal with unforeseen circumstances. In order to avoid adverse cases, mistreatment, wrong prescription, unnecessary readmissions, screening tests, and lengthy hospital stays can only be achieved via a properly coordinated care plan. This will also reduce the hospital expenditures and mitigate the chances of putting blame on the hospital’s name. It is extremely important for healthcare advisors to be careful while communicating with the patients and their families (Moore, et al., 2017). According to the national standard nurses must abide by the following evidence-based priorities while dealing:

• Prioritize the patient’s needs and preferences while treating and communicating with the patient.
• Improve the treatment strategies for providing the best care that fulfills all the ethical and medical requirements.
• Stay calm while dealing and take responsibility for your actions.
• Never argue and deal with patients professionally.
• Do not communicate wrong information rather admit your inexperience or lack of practice.
• Connect with the patients and try to understand their sufferings.
• Clearly explain your treatment plans or any change in the decision depending upon the available evidence-based practices.

It is extremely important for the care coordinator to discuss the treatment plan with the patient and gain their trust. Moreover, they must provide patient-centered care that reflects the confidence and trust of the patient in their care