Care Plan: Mrs. Alinta Long Throughout SNUG106

Care Plan: Mrs. Alinta Long Throughout SNUG106 we follow Aunty Alinta and get to know her, her family, and her social connections throughout her of care. A summary of the information you will need to assessment is below: Mrs. Alinta Long identifies as an Aboriginal woman, born and living on Wiradjuri Country. She is acknowledged as an Elder in her community and prefers to be called Aunty Alinta. She is 61 years old, and her partner died five years ago. She has one daughter Rosie, who lives in Melbourne. She is an active member of the Wagga Aboriginal Women’s Group. Aunty Alinta lives by herself, drives her own car, and values her independence. · In Week Two: We are introduced to Aunty Alinta as she visits her local health service to receive Ngangkari Services from an Aboriginal Healer and her fourth COVID-19 vaccination. We learn Aunty Alinta has a history of asthma, osteoporosis, and lung cancer. · In Week Three: Aunty Alinta undergoes cognitive testing during a routine health check-up. · In Week Four: Aunty Alinta has a fall and sustains an oblique fracture to her right ulna and is admitted to hospital for open reduction, and plate and screw fixation. She develops hospital acquired pneumonia and experiences an episode of hypoactive delirium. · In Week Five: As Aunty Alinta has a fibre glass cast to her right forearm, she is assessed by a physiotherapist and occupational therapist during her hospital admission and is visited by an Aboriginal Healer for Ngangkari Services. · In Week Six: We learn that Aunty Alinta is ready for discharge home. She had her care needs re-assessed by the Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT) team and is approved for a Short-Term Restorative Care Programme (STRC). (We would like to acknowledge and genuinely thank Dr. Maria Mackay, a Wiradjuri woman, academic, nurse and midwife for helping carefully Aunty Alinta’s story for this assessment) Instructions: Imagine you are the registered nurse who is involved in planning for the discharge of Aunty Alinta’s care at home. a care plan drawing on the information you have been provided about Aunty Alinta, her family, social connections, and care needs. The care plan will assist the community nurses to continue to provide care and support for Aunty Alinta at home. You are required to draw on the assessments conducted by the multidisciplinary team to formulate your care plan (these assessments are available in eLearning). In this assignment, you are required to: 1. Establish appropriate goals for Aunty Alinta based on the nursing diagnoses provided; 2. List four interventions to meet each goal, and; 3. Provide a succinct rationale for each intervention described, by linking them with reliable evidence and to Aunty Alinta’s story (using APA 7 referencing style). Nursing Diagnosis: Aunty Alinta has pain related to fracture of right ulna as manifested by a pain score of 8/10. Nursing Diagnosis: Aunty Alinta is at risk of social isolation related to inability to drive for 6 weeks. Nursing Diagnosis: Aunty Alinta is at risk of delirium related to poor oral intake. Reference: Berman, A., Snyder, S.J., Levett-Jones, T., Dwyer, T., Hales, M., Harvey, N., Langtree, T., Moxham, L., Parker, B., Reid-Searl, K., & Stanley, D. (2018). Kozier and Erb’s fundamentals of nursing (4th ed.). Pearson

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