NURS FPX 4900 Assessment 2 PS Quality Care Improvement

NURS FPX 4900 Assessment 2 PS

Quality Care Improvement

The NHS provided guidelines of the diabetic care for DSN focuses only on the quality-of-care practice by the clinicians. The financial constraints limit the quality of care but the NHS provided a solution of the cost-effectiveness also improve the rate of implementation of these guidelines. The main interventions suggested by the NHS are making the goal of ‘improving the outcomes’, “improving self-management, and promoting the ‘integrated and inter-professional care practice (Middleton, 2012). The self-management includes dietary and lifestyle intervention. The integrated care

Cost-Effectiveness

Diabetes education and self-management is a cost-effective health care practice. It reduces the cost of hospitalization admission for the patients and his family (Gillett et al., 2010). It also decreases the number of medicines used for the patient, as it has been proved to have positive outcomes. American Diabetes Association also provides diabetes insurance plans for the patients to fund the costs of medication.

Resources Required

The intervention strategies require resources from the community and individual fronts. The provisions and affordability of medication, food is not that good indicators of the quality of care. The interventions can be affected negatively by the lack of knowledge of the intervention strategies, resource unavailability, and health care system involvement. The national public sector policies for social uplifting can enhance the public power to invest in their health and resources (Berkowitz et al., 2016). The resources for the implementation of self-management of the strategy of intervention are the policy and general guidelines of diabetes care. Education program for the patients to achieve the vision of the program. Education of the health care resources.