Home Visit with Sallie Mae Fisher

Sallie Intervention
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Intervention may be used to refer to the efforts made to help those with alcohol or drug-related issues in the common world. However, in nursing and medical world the term has a broader meaning in that when a particular nurse is assigned to a patient they have to follow the nursing process (Suhonen & Leino-Kilpi, 2008). This may including setting goals and a plan for the assigned patient. Thus, nursing interventions are the actions and treatments performed to a patient to aid them to reach the set goals. The nurse ought to use her or his experience, critical thinking, and knowledge to decide upon the interventions. In our case scenario, this is a case of nursing intervention, which involves the care of the entire patient. Some interventions require a doctor's order and others do not.
The most notable nurse intervention in Sallie Mae Fisher's case is the nurse enquiring on the oxygen concentrator. According to the doctor's discharge orders, Sally was to be supplied with an oxygen concentrator and the medical equipment company wa...