This book emphasizes the importance of patient-centered care in medical-surgical practice. The book discusses how nurses can create individualized care plans that address the unique needs, preferences, and values of each patient. It covers topics like therapeutic communication, fostering patient autonomy, and promoting shared decision-making. The text also explores how nurses can collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to deliver holistic care. This book is crucial for nurses seeking to enhance the quality of care and patient satisfaction in medical-surgical settings.
Dylan Hull specializes in patient-centered care in medical-surgical nursing, focusing on the individualized needs of surgical patients. His work emphasizes the importance of considering patients’ preferences, values, and cultural backgrounds in care plans. Dylan advocates for fostering strong nurse-patient relationships that enhance trust and patient satisfaction. He trains nurses to deliver care that is both compassionate and effective in medical-surgical settings.