Synergy Model Case Assignment

Synergy Model Case Assignment

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CHAPTER

Traditional Models of Care FUNCTIONAL NURSING

TEAM NURSING

TOTAL PATIENT CARE

PRIMARY NURSING

Integrated Models of Care PRACTICE PARTNERSHIPS

CASE MANAGEMENT

CRITICAL PATHWAYS

DIFFERENTIATED PRACTICE

Evolving Models of Care PATIENT-CENTERED CARE

SYNERGY MODEL OF CARE

CLINICAL MICROSYSTEMS

CHRONIC CARE MODEL

Delivering Nursing Care 3

Chronic care model Clinical microsystems

Critical pathways Patient-centered care

Practice partnership Synergy model of care

Key Terms

1. Describe how the delivery system structures nursing care.

2. Describe what types of nursing care delivery systems exist.

3. Discuss the positive and negative aspects of different systems.

4. Describe evolving types of delivery systems that have emerged.

5. Explain characteristics of effective delivery systems.

Learning Outcomes After completing this chapter, you will be able to: