Expertenstandards in der Pflege - Grundlagen und praktische Beispiele

Summary

This video provides an insightful overview of expert standards in nursing, explaining their importance in ensuring high-quality care. It outlines the creation process, from literature analysis to practical implementation in healthcare settings. The video discusses the role of expert standards in improving patient safety, enhancing communication, and ensuring evidence-based practices in nursing. It also emphasizes their relevance for nursing education and clinical practice, detailing key standards such as fall prevention, wound care, and pain management. The content is aimed at nursing professionals looking to deepen their understanding of expert standards and their practical application.

Takeaways

• 😀 Experts Standards in nursing are essential for improving the quality of care and ensuring professional, evidence-based practices.
• 😀 An expert is defined as someone with high knowledge or expertise in a specific field, and a standard is a guideline or model for what is considered exemplary.
• 😀 The German Network for Quality Development in Nursing (DNQP) creates and publishes expert standards based on scientific research and evidence.
• 😀 Expert standards are developed through literature analysis, expert collaboration, and testing in pilot projects in healthcare facilities to ensure their practical applicability.
• 😀 As of now, there are 10 published expert standards, covering areas like pressure ulcer prevention, discharge management, pain management, and fall prevention.
• 😀 Expert standards are not legally binding, but they are considered best practice and are widely implemented in hospitals and nursing homes to ensure high-quality care.
• 😀 Implementation of expert standards helps healthcare facilities maintain and improve care quality, and they can be used by external bodies like the Medical Service of Health Insurance (MDK) to assess quality.
• 😀 The expert standards consist of three key criteria: structural, process, and outcome criteria, which guide the implementation and assessment of nursing care.
• 😀 Structural criteria focus on the necessary resources and competencies, such as skilled nursing staff and adequate infrastructure, while process criteria address the execution of nursing tasks like risk screenings.
• 😀 Outcome criteria assess whether the desired care outcomes, such as individual care plans, are achieved, and whether the implemented processes lead to effective results.
• 😀 The DNQP also provides audit tools to assess the correct implementation of expert standards, helping to identify areas for improvement in care practices.