Propose two (2) priority-nursing diagnoses based on the major health risks identified during the risk assessment for the aggregate

Include strategies to address the nursing diagnoses and identified risks of aggregate.

Support your strategies with at least two journal articles.

Develop a disaster management plan with the following components:

List of disasters that might affect your aggregate (take into consideration the geographical location of the aggregate, past history, etc.).

Strategies for handling at least two disasters from the list.

Recommendations for a disaster supplies kit.

 

Methods of Changing Burnout in Nursing

Introduction

            Almost everyone gets overworked or overtired some time. When faced with difficulty describing a symptom, most patients have used different words, including exhausted, lethargic, tired, or fatigued. Burnout is a subjective complaint that accompanies both chronic and acute conditions. Burnout encompasses the self-recognizing phase where a person suffers from an overwhelming sense of fatigue and the lack of capacity for mental and physical work that fails to be relieved by rest. This case study focuses on developing a comprehensive care plan for aggregates KK and MS suffering from work burnout in their nursing endeavors.

Priority-nursing diagnoses

            Evaluation of Burnout

            The first priority nursing diagnostics for the aggregates include evaluating their description for fatigue, its severity, and variance in severity and alleviating factors or aggregating factors. Further, the diagnostic should include assessing the aggregate's ability to undertake ADLs, demands of daily living (DDLS), and instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs).

Strategies to address the Diagnostic

By utilizing quantitative scoring gauges such as 1 to 10, it is possible to gain insight into the amount of burnout experienced by the aggregates. It is also possible to develop additional scoring gauges via descriptive languages and the use of pictures. According to the journal "The Journal of Health Care Organization, Provision, and Financing" by Mudallal et al. (2017), work burnout typically restricts a person's ability to perform self-care activities. Additionally, burnout hinders individuals from performing their roles and responsibilities to society and family, including working outside the home. Thus, it is possible to diagnose based on the aggregate's performance on such roles and activities.

Evaluation of Aggregates Patterns

            The second priority nursing diagnostics for the aggregates includes evaluating and assessing their sleep patterns for quantity and quality time were taken to fall asleep. Further diagnostic should also assess the aggregate's feelings and note any alterations in thought procedures and behaviors when they wake up. Further diagnostic can include an evaluation of the patient's routine recommendation and the past intake of drugs.

             Strategies to address the Diagnostic

            A change in the aggregate's sleep pattern can contribute to the development of work burnout. Multiple factors can exacerbate work burnout, emotional distress, sleep deprivation, psychological exhaustion, progressing CNS disease, and effects from drugs. Further, work burnout can appear as a medication side effect or a drug interaction. According to the article "Burnout Now Officially Recognized as a Health Concern" (2019), an effective strategy can include performing a notice to the aggregates use of tranquilizers, alcohol, sedatives, muscle relaxants, calcium channel blockers, and beta-blockers.  

Disasters that might affect the Aggregates

1. 1. Hurricanes
   2. Earthquake
   3. Terrorism
   4. Tornadoes
   5. Wildfires
   6. Floods

Strategies for Handling Hurricanes

A Hurricane disaster is dangerous and normally causes considerable damages due to storm surge, flooding, rip currents, and wind damage. Hurricanes are prevalent on any U.S coast and in the territories near the Atlantic or Pacific oceans. Since the aggregates are located in Orlando, they can experience a hurricane disaster. One of the significant strategies for handling a hurricane is to keep communication lines open. Communication is critical in such a disaster, and nurses require constant communication regarding rescue plans, including which nurse needs to be where and their expected roles (Nowacka et al., 2018). Additionally, nurses must communicate about vital issues such as adequate supplies to facilitate patient care.

Strategies for Handling Wildfires

Wildfires encompass accidental fires that burn in natural environments, including prairies, grasslands, and forests. Wildfires possess the capability to spread too fast and devastate the natural areas and the nearby communities. Strategies to counter a wildfire emergency include preparing hospitals for patients if any. Such activities include monitoring air quality, making plans to shelter the public in an evacuation, and adjusting air-conditioning systems. Further, hospitals should possess backup staffing procedures to avoid the majority of the nurses losing their homes or are evacuated. Furthermore, nurses should understand the incident command system that offers organizations the ability to respond to an emergency in an organized manner (Nogueira et al., 2018). Thus, nurses must prepare for such a disaster by performing various routines, including planning for alternate housing, arranging childcare, and packing a survival kit.

Recommendations for a Disaster Supplies Kit

Food, water, and clean air are vital in case of an emergency. A disaster supply kit is designed to meet specific needs, including medications and infant formula.  Below is a set of recommended supplies in a disaster supply kit.

1. Food
2. Water
3. Battery Radio
4. Flashlight
5. Infant formula
6. Signal for help such as a whistle
7. Dust mask
8. Clothing and Bedding

Conclusion

            Concisely, this paper developed a comprehensive care plan for aggregates KK and MS faced by burnout in their nursing endeavors. Further, the paper reviewed some of the priority diagnostic for the aggregated faced with work burnout. This priority diagnostics included utilizing quantitative scoring gauges such as 1 to 10 to gain insight on the amount of burnout experienced by the aggregates and the evaluation of the aggregates description for fatigue, its severity, and variance in severity. Further, the paper evaluated some possible disasters that can face the aggregates, including hurricanes and wildfires. Lastly, the paper assessed the components of a recommendable disaster supply kit such as water, food, radio, and a dusk mask. 

Methods of Changing Burnout in Nursing

Introduction

• Almost everyone gets overworked or overtired some time.

Priority-nursing diagnoses

Evaluation of Burnout

• The first priority nursing diagnostics for the aggregates include evaluating their description for fatigue, its severity, and variance in severity and alleviating factors or aggregating factors.

Strategies to address the Diagnostic

• By utilizing quantitative scoring gauges such as 1 to 10, it is possible to gain insight into the amount of burnout experienced by the aggregates.

Evaluation of Aggregates Patterns

• The second priority nursing diagnostics for the aggregates includes evaluating and assessing their sleep patterns for quantity and quality time were taken to fall asleep.

Strategies to address the Diagnostic

• A change in the aggregate's sleep pattern can contribute to the development of work burnout.

Disasters that might affect the Aggregates

• Hurricanes

Strategies for Handling Hurricanes

• A Hurricane disaster is dangerous and normally causes considerable damages due to storm surge, flooding, rip currents, and wind damage.

Strategies for Handling Wildfires

• Wildfires encompass accidental fires that burn in natural environments, including prairies, grasslands, and forests.

Recommendations for a Disaster Supplies Kit

• Food, water, and clean air are vital in case of an emergency.

Conclusion

• Concisely, this paper developed a comprehensive care plan for aggregates KK and MS faced by burnout in their nursing endeavors.