E: Nursing Practice. Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 51

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E: Nursing Practice Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 51

Competency: E-1 Critical Thinking E-1-1 E-1-2 E-1-3 Demonstrate knowledge and ability to apply critical thinking concepts throughout the nursing process. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of how critical thinking influences clinical judgment and decision making. Demonstrate knowledge and application of critical thinking skills in decision making: identify the facts research the literature analyze own assumptions identify and analyze the context identify relevant nursing concerns and issues establish level of priority of care identify desired outcome. 52 Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile

Competency: E-2 Clinical Judgment and Decision Making E-2-1 E-2-2 E-2-3 E-2-4 Demonstrate knowledge of how clinical judgment and decision-making processes guide thoughts, behaviours, and relations with others. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to assess the potential for inaccurate judgments and decisions. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to utilize best practice in clinical judgment and decision making: clearly identify the issue reflect on prior knowledge, experience, and intuition when considering the current issue generate a set of alternatives to address the issue select appropriate alternatives based on effectiveness, efficiency, quality, and feasibility establish a plan to implement the solution, including goals, outcomes, and evaluation measures implement the plan evaluate the effectiveness of the process and assess outcomes suggest alternatives to policy and procedure of the agency to prevent or manage future issues. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to involve key stakeholders throughout the decision-making process, as necessary and as appropriate. Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 53

Competency: E-3 CPR and Code Procedure E-3-1 E-3-2 E-3-3 Maintain current Basic Rescuers, Level C, CPR certification in accordance with the standards of the Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to follow the code procedure for cardiac and respiratory arrest such as: assess the need for code initiation carry out code procedures until assistance is available assist RN and physician / nurse practitioner and / or Code Team with managing code provide support to other clients and family document events of code, as appropriate. Demonstrate knowledge of agency-specific emergency codes. 54 Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile

Competency: E-4 Admission Procedures E-4-1 E-4-2 E-4-3 E-4-4 E-4-5 Demonstrate knowledge and ability to admit a client to a health care agency: verify admission documentation data is accurate and complete obtain the client s health history and perform health assessment. Demonstrate ability to provide client and family teaching. Demonstrate ability to document admission data and process according to agency procedure. Demonstrate ability to report admission data and findings to appropriate health professional. Demonstrate ability to recognize need for emergency intervention and take immediate action. Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 55

Competency: E-5 Nursing Diagnosis E-5-1 E-5-2 E-5-3 Demonstrate knowledge and ability to analyze the assessment data to participate and collaborate in selecting established nursing diagnosis. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to validate and communicate the established nursing diagnosis with client, family, and health care team. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to document the established nursing diagnosis and determine the expected outcomes and plan. 56 Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile

Competency: E-6 Client Transfer, Discharge and Referral E-6-1 E-6-2 E-6-3 E-6-4 Demonstrate ability to transfer client within or between health care agencies. Demonstrate ability to discharge client from facility. Demonstrate ability to arrange internal / external referrals for client and family. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to provide teaching and support regarding transfer, discharge, and referral to client and family. Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 57

Competency: E-7 Activities of Daily Living E-7-1 E-7-2 Demonstrate knowledge and ability to assess client s ability to perform self care. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to provide activities of daily living. 58 Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile

Competency: E-8 Mobility of Clients E-8-1 E-8-2 Demonstrate knowledge and ability to assist with client mobility needs such as: range of motion ambulation positioning lifts and transfers exercise instruction. Access additional resources and help and / or make referrals as necessary. Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 59

Competency: E-9 Nutrition / Hydration E-9-1 E-9-2 E-9-3 E-9-4 E-9-5 E-9-6 E-9-7 E-9-8 Demonstrate knowledge and ability to assess nutritional / hydration status. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to provide feedings / hydration via all routes such as: oral nasogastric (NG-tube) gastrostomy (G-tube) jejunostomy (J-tube) percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG-tube). Demonstrate knowledge and ability to insert and remove a nasogastric tube (NG tube). Demonstrate knowledge and ability to reinsert established gastrostomy tube. Demonstrate knowledge of components of Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) and its therapeutic use. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to monitor and regulate Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN). Note: LPNs are not authorized to provide the restricted activity of administering (initiating) TPN. Demonstrate ability to assess and monitor the client s response to TPN. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to initiate and provide fluids via intravenous and hypodermoclysis routes. (See Competency Band V) 60 Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile

Competency: E-10 Elimination E-10-1 Demonstrate the knowledge and ability to care for elimination needs such as: urinary: o continuous bladder irrigation o distension o double J stint o incontinence o inserting and removing urethral catheter o intermittent bladder irrigation o re-inserting established suprapubic catheter o residual urine o retraining o urostomy bowel: o enema o fecal impaction o ostomies irrigation o rectal tubes. E-10-2 Demonstrate knowledge and ability to utilize devices and equipment related to elimination needs. Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 61

Competency: E-11 Medical / Surgical Asepsis E-11-1 E-11-2 Demonstrate knowledge and ability to differentiate between medical and surgical asepsis. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to apply principles of medical / surgical asepsis when providing nursing care and interventions: clean and aseptic techniques donning a mask donning gloves double bagging gowning for isolation hand washing isolation techniques sterile technique specialized cleaning of equipment. 62 Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile

Competency: E-12 Peritoneal Dialysis E-12-1 E-12-2 E-12-3 E-12-4 E-12-5 E-12-6 E-12-7 Demonstrate knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the renal system. Demonstrate knowledge of the need for peritoneal dialysis. Demonstrate knowledge of the risks to the client receiving peritoneal dialysis such as: electrolyte imbalance fluid level risks infection / sepsis. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to care for catheter site and change dressings. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to perform the procedures involved in peritoneal dialysis. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to calculate weekly clearance of urea by client s kidneys. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to provide support and teaching to client receiving peritoneal dialysis. Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 63

Competency: E-13 Foot Care E-13-1 E-13-2 E-13-3 E-13-4 E-13-5 E-13-6 E-13-7 Demonstrate knowledge of human anatomy and physiology of feet and lower extremities. Demonstrate knowledge of purpose of foot and nail care. Demonstrate knowledge of common micro-organisms of the feet: bacteria viruses fungi yeast. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to provide basic foot care for clients. Demonstrate knowledge of principles utilized to minimize risk of transmission of infection: hand washing appropriate mask, gloves, and protective barriers care of instruments antiseptic cleansing of feet precautions with fungal nail dust care of environment. Demonstrate knowledge of complications of diabetes and the effects on the feet: neuropathy decrease in sensation decrease in movement decrease in circulation. Demonstrate knowledge of complications of circulatory impairment. E-13-8 Demonstrate knowledge and ability to teach appropriate foot care to client and caregiver. 64 Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile

Competency: E-13 Foot Care Page: 2 E-13-9 E-13-10 Demonstrate knowledge and ability to access and refer clients to members of the multi-disciplinary team as necessary. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to document and report procedure and client response. Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 65

Competency: E-14 Wound Care E-14-1 E-14-2 E-14-3 E-14-4 E-14-5 E-14-6 Demonstrate knowledge of the physiology of wound healing. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to apply skin care / wound management protocols according to agency policy. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to identify clients at risk for skin breakdown. Demonstrate the knowledge and ability to perform wound care such as: acute wounds malignant wounds occlusive dressings pressure dressings skin ulceration wounds specialized (wound equipment) surgical wounds traumatic wounds wound compresses wound irrigation wounds with drain wounds with packing. Demonstrate knowledge of purpose of wound debridement. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to perform wound debridement. 66 Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile

Competency: E-15 Specimen Collection and Testing E-15-1 Demonstrate the knowledge and ability to collect, test, store, transport, and document specimens such as: urine stool sputum tissue wound secretion swabs blood specimen phlebotomy (see Competency DD). Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 67

Competency: E-16 Resource Utilization E-16-1 E-16-2 E-16-3 E-16-4 Demonstrate knowledge of appropriate resource utilization and the impact on practice and the health care system. Demonstrate ability to consider safety, effectiveness, cost, and impact on practice: in the planning and delivery of nursing care when assigning care to others. Demonstrate ability to assist client and family in identifying and securing appropriate resources. Demonstrate ability to utilize resources in a cost-effective manner. 68 Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile

Competency: E-17 Post Mortem Care E-17-1 E-17-2 E-17-3 E-17-4 E-17-5 E-17-6 E-17-7 E-17-8 Demonstrate the knowledge and ability to pronounce death. Demonstrate the knowledge and ability to care for the body after death: respect cultural and religious beliefs adherence to protocols related to autopsy, organ donation, and Medical Examiner s office according to Personal Directives. Demonstrate the knowledge and ability to properly document, store, and return valuables. Demonstrate the knowledge and ability to appropriately give emotional support to family and significant others. Demonstrate the knowledge and ability to care for a body using standard precautions. Demonstrate the knowledge and ability to notify appropriate health professional, family, and appropriate agency about client death. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to notify funeral home, prepare documents, and arrange transfer of body to funeral home. Demonstrate knowledge and ability to assist in post mortem examination and sample procurement. Alberta Licensed Practical Nurses Competency Profile 69