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College of SHE School of Nursing and Midwifery NSG2TCD: Template and Marking Rubric - Assessment three Student ID: Date of submission: Word count: TOPIC: Care improvement for a person with dementia admitted to an acute hospital. Criteria Excellent ( A) 80-100% Very Good (B) 70-79% Good (C) 60-69% Fair (D) 50-59% Poor ( N < 50 % ) introduction (5 marks) clearly introduces the key aspects to be discussed in the paper. a concise definition of dementia paraphrased well. 5 marks introduces aspects to be discussed in the paper. a good paraphrasing of the definition of dementia. 4 marks introduces some aspects to be discussed in the paper. an adequate attempt at paraphrasing the definition of dementia. 3 marks introduces few aspects to be discussed in the paper or provides too much information. poor paraphrasing of the definition of dementia. 2 marks introduction not done or inadequate. fails to introduce aspects of the patient’s care. definition of dementia not included or included as a quote. 1 mark content (25 mark) excellent discussion on proposed model of care; two challenges and management; communication strategies and community services available for people with dementia. evidence of clear and consistent synthesis of information. 25 marks very good discussion on proposed model of care; two challenges and management; communication strategies and community services available for people with dementia. some consistent evidence of synthesis of information. 20 marks good discussion on proposed model of care; two challenges and management; communication strategies and community services available for people with dementia. inconsistent evidence of synthesis of information. 15 marks limited discussion on proposed model of care; two challenges and management; communication strategies and community services available for people with dementia. limited evidence of synthesis of information. 10 marks discussion not done or no depth in discussion of proposed model of care; two challenges and management; communication strategies and community services available for people with dementia. no evidence of synthesis of information. 5 marks conclusion (5 marks) concise overview of the assignment highlighting the main priorities and relating them to the care of the patient. does not introduce any new material. 5 marks very good overview of the assignment highlighting the main priorities and relating them to the care of the patient. does not introduce any new material. 4 marks good overview of the assignment highlighting the main priorities and relating them to the care of the patient. may or may not introduce any new material. 3 marks provides a general overview of the paper but demonstrates a limited ability to highlight the main priorities. may or may not introduce any new material. 2 marks conclusion not done or inadequate. introduces new material. 1 mark academic writing (10 marks) information is well organised; using supplied headings, logical organisation of ideas within and between paragraphs. expression is clear & precise & uses an appropriate narrative style. there are no noticeable errors in vocabulary, grammar, spelling, or punctuation. equivalent word count for each section. the provided template with marking rubric has been used. 10 marks expression is clear & uses an appropriate narrative style. occasional minor errors may occur in grammar, spelling, punctuation or vocab choice. equivalent word count for each section. the provided template with marking rubric has been used. used. 8 marks expression is clear but there may be occasional problems with style (e.g., idiomatic language). errors in grammar, vocab, spelling or punctuation are not intrusive & do not interfere with understanding. equivalent word count for each section. the provided template with marking rubric has been used. used. 6 marks errors in grammar, vocabulary, spelling or punctuation sometimes interfere with understanding. inappropriate word count for each section. the provided template with marking rubric was not used. 4 marks style is not at the level of academic work. expression may be limited with the use of a restricted range of vocabulary. errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation, and/or word choice are intrusive & frequently interferes with the understanding. inappropriate word count for each section. the provided template with marking rubric was not used. 2 marks use of the research literature (in text and end text reference list). (5 marks) inclusion of an appropriate number of relevant and credible (peer-reviewed), references (journal articles, textbooks, credible websites, no lecture notes. all reference material is seamlessly integrated with effective paraphrasing & minimal use of direct quotes. accurate use of apa6 for in-text citations & reference list. 5 marks a good attempt at including an appropriate number of relevant and credible references. a good attempt at seamlessly integrating them into the text. good use of apa6 for in-text citations & reference list. 4 marks inclusion of an appropriate number of references but includes some that are not peer-reviewed or uses lecture notes. shows reasonable attempt to integrate literature with mostly adequate paraphrasing. good use of apa6 for in-text citations & reference list. 3 marks poor use of research literature by including most that are not peer-reviewed or uses lecture. poor integration of literature with poor paraphrasing or overuse of quotes. poor use of apa6 for in-text citations & reference list. 2 marks uses no- credible references throughout paper e.g. wikipedia, better health channel or uses all lecture notes. incorrect or missing integration of literature with poor paraphrasing or overuse of quotes. does not adhere to apa6 format. 1 mark total marks = 50 mark for this assignment: /50 1 50="" %="" )="" introduction="" (5="" marks)="" clearly="" introduces="" the="" key="" aspects="" to="" be="" discussed="" in="" the="" paper.="" a="" concise="" definition="" of="" dementia="" paraphrased="" well.="" 5="" marks="" introduces="" aspects="" to="" be="" discussed="" in="" the="" paper.="" a="" good="" paraphrasing="" of="" the="" definition="" of="" dementia.="" 4="" marks="" introduces="" some="" aspects="" to="" be="" discussed="" in="" the="" paper.="" an="" adequate="" attempt="" at="" paraphrasing="" the="" definition="" of="" dementia.="" 3="" marks="" introduces="" few="" aspects="" to="" be="" discussed="" in="" the="" paper="" or="" provides="" too="" much="" information.="" poor="" paraphrasing="" of="" the="" definition="" of="" dementia.="" 2="" marks="" introduction="" not="" done="" or="" inadequate.="" fails="" to="" introduce="" aspects="" of="" the="" patient’s="" care.="" definition="" of="" dementia="" not="" included="" or="" included="" as="" a="" quote.="" 1="" mark="" content="" (25="" mark)="" excellent="" discussion="" on="" proposed="" model="" of="" care;="" two="" challenges="" and="" management;="" communication="" strategies="" and="" community="" services="" available="" for="" people="" with="" dementia.="" evidence="" of="" clear="" and="" consistent="" synthesis="" of="" information.="" 25="" marks="" very="" good="" discussion="" on="" proposed="" model="" of="" care;="" two="" challenges="" and="" management;="" communication="" strategies="" and="" community="" services="" available="" for="" people="" with="" dementia.="" some="" consistent="" evidence="" of="" synthesis="" of="" information.="" 20="" marks="" good="" discussion="" on="" proposed="" model="" of="" care;="" two="" challenges="" and="" management;="" communication="" strategies="" and="" community="" services="" available="" for="" people="" with="" dementia.="" inconsistent="" evidence="" of="" synthesis="" of="" information.="" 15="" marks="" limited="" discussion="" on="" proposed="" model="" of="" care;="" two="" challenges="" and="" management;="" communication="" strategies="" and="" community="" services="" available="" for="" people="" with="" dementia.="" limited="" evidence="" of="" synthesis="" of="" information.="" 10="" marks="" discussion="" not="" done="" or="" no="" depth="" in="" discussion="" of="" proposed="" model="" of="" care;="" two="" challenges="" and="" management;="" communication="" strategies="" and="" community="" services="" available="" for="" people="" with="" dementia.="" no="" evidence="" of="" synthesis="" of="" information.="" 5="" marks="" conclusion="" (5="" marks)="" concise="" overview="" of="" the="" assignment="" highlighting="" the="" main="" priorities="" and="" relating="" them="" to="" the="" care="" of="" the="" patient.="" does="" not="" introduce="" any="" new="" material.="" 5="" marks="" very="" good="" overview="" of="" the="" assignment="" highlighting="" the="" main="" priorities="" and="" relating="" them="" to="" the="" care="" of="" the="" patient.="" does="" not="" introduce="" any="" new="" material.="" 4="" marks="" good="" overview="" of="" the="" assignment="" highlighting="" the="" main="" priorities="" and="" relating="" them="" to="" the="" care="" of="" the="" patient.="" may="" or="" may="" not="" introduce="" any="" new="" material.="" 3="" marks="" provides="" a="" general="" overview="" of="" the="" paper="" but="" demonstrates="" a="" limited="" ability="" to="" highlight="" the="" main="" priorities.="" may="" or="" may="" not="" introduce="" any="" new="" material.="" 2="" marks="" conclusion="" not="" done="" or="" inadequate.="" introduces="" new="" material.="" 1="" mark="" academic="" writing="" (10="" marks)="" information="" is="" well="" organised;="" using="" supplied="" headings,="" logical="" organisation="" of="" ideas="" within="" and="" between="" paragraphs.="" expression="" is="" clear="" &="" precise="" &="" uses="" an="" appropriate="" narrative="" style.="" there="" are="" no="" noticeable="" errors="" in="" vocabulary,="" grammar,="" spelling,="" or="" punctuation.="" equivalent="" word="" count="" for="" each="" section.="" the="" provided="" template="" with="" marking="" rubric="" has="" been="" used.="" 10="" marks="" expression="" is="" clear="" &="" uses="" an="" appropriate="" narrative="" style.="" occasional="" minor="" errors="" may="" occur="" in="" grammar,="" spelling,="" punctuation="" or="" vocab="" choice.="" equivalent="" word="" count="" for="" each="" section.="" the="" provided="" template="" with="" marking="" rubric="" has="" been="" used.="" used.="" 8="" marks="" expression="" is="" clear="" but="" there="" may="" be="" occasional="" problems="" with="" style="" (e.g.,="" idiomatic="" language).="" errors="" in="" grammar,="" vocab,="" spelling="" or="" punctuation="" are="" not="" intrusive="" &="" do="" not="" interfere="" with="" understanding.="" equivalent="" word="" count="" for="" each="" section.="" the="" provided="" template="" with="" marking="" rubric="" has="" been="" used.="" used.="" 6="" marks="" errors="" in="" grammar,="" vocabulary,="" spelling="" or="" punctuation="" sometimes="" interfere="" with="" understanding.="" inappropriate="" word="" count="" for="" each="" section.="" the="" provided="" template="" with="" marking="" rubric="" was="" not="" used.="" 4="" marks="" style="" is="" not="" at="" the="" level="" of="" academic="" work.="" expression="" may="" be="" limited="" with="" the="" use="" of="" a="" restricted="" range="" of="" vocabulary.="" errors="" in="" grammar,="" spelling,="" punctuation,="" and/or="" word="" choice="" are="" intrusive="" &="" frequently="" interferes="" with="" the="" understanding.="" inappropriate="" word="" count="" for="" each="" section.="" the="" provided="" template="" with="" marking="" rubric="" was="" not="" used.="" 2="" marks="" use="" of="" the="" research="" literature="" (in="" text="" and="" end="" text="" reference="" list).="" (5="" marks)="" inclusion="" of="" an="" appropriate="" number="" of="" relevant="" and="" credible="" (peer-reviewed),="" references="" (journal="" articles,="" textbooks,="" credible="" websites,="" no="" lecture="" notes.="" all="" reference="" material="" is="" seamlessly="" integrated="" with="" effective="" paraphrasing="" &="" minimal="" use="" of="" direct="" quotes.="" accurate="" use="" of="" apa6="" for="" in-text="" citations="" &="" reference="" list.="" 5="" marks="" a="" good="" attempt="" at="" including="" an="" appropriate="" number="" of="" relevant="" and="" credible="" references.="" a="" good="" attempt="" at="" seamlessly="" integrating="" them="" into="" the="" text.="" good="" use="" of="" apa6="" for="" in-text="" citations="" &="" reference="" list.="" 4="" marks="" inclusion="" of="" an="" appropriate="" number="" of="" references="" but="" includes="" some="" that="" are="" not="" peer-reviewed="" or="" uses="" lecture="" notes.="" shows="" reasonable="" attempt="" to="" integrate="" literature="" with="" mostly="" adequate="" paraphrasing.="" good="" use="" of="" apa6="" for="" in-text="" citations="" &="" reference="" list.="" 3="" marks="" poor="" use="" of="" research="" literature="" by="" including="" most="" that="" are="" not="" peer-reviewed="" or="" uses="" lecture.="" poor="" integration="" of="" literature="" with="" poor="" paraphrasing="" or="" overuse="" of="" quotes.="" poor="" use="" of="" apa6="" for="" in-text="" citations="" &="" reference="" list.="" 2="" marks="" uses="" no-="" credible="" references="" throughout="" paper="" e.g.="" wikipedia,="" better="" health="" channel="" or="" uses="" all="" lecture="" notes.="" incorrect="" or="" missing="" integration="" of="" literature="" with="" poor="" paraphrasing="" or="" overuse="" of="" quotes.="" does="" not="" adhere="" to="" apa6="" format.="" 1="" mark="" total="" marks="50" mark="" for="" this="" assignment:="" 50="">
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Ananya answered on May 13 2022
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Running Head: HEALTHCARE                                1
HEALTHCARE                                        12
COLLEGE OF SHE
SCHOOL OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY
NSG2TCD ASSESSMENT THREE
TOPIC: CARE IMPROVEMENT FOR A PERSON WITH DEMENTIA ADMITTED TO AN ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Best Model of Care for Dementia    3
Patient-Centric Care    4
Staff-Communication    4
Carers Situation    5
Emergency Situation    5
Challenges of the Patient and Family    5
An Unfamiliar Hospital Environment    5
Recurrence of the Probl
em    6
Communication Strategies    7
Community Care Services    8
Conclusion    10
References    11
Introduction
Dementia is a condition mainly seen in the elderly people with several health conditions. Dementia itself is not a disease but an effect of several diseases, which results in memory loss and loss of thinking ability in elderly patients. The early sign of such condition is a difference in the behaviour, which affects the activities of daily life and hampers the speech production. A patient-centric treatment is adopted for the care of such patients to make them feel comfortable and make them remember their life events through effective communication.
In this process, the members of the family co-operate with the medical team in providing the medical history and life events, which occurred with the patient before. With acute care in the hospital admission, the nurse can use effective model of care to bring back the cognitive thinking and reasoning of the patient through daily life activities. There are several challenges regarding the care, which must be improved using effective model of acute care.
Proper management and communication strategies can open a new scope of improvement of the acute care, which must be maintained in a hospital setting. Let us discuss the best Model of Care for an older person with dementia and their families during an acute care admission. I am obliged to address the topic to understand the several challenges and its management as I feel it will help in my further practice in the practical application.
Best Model of Care for Dementia
People with dementia are elderly people who are confused and afraid at the same time. They must be provided the appropriate care, which will make them, feel comfortable in the acute care setting by the healthcare professionals. The acute care consists of several types of care, which helps to provide relief to the elderly patients, as they tend to suffer more in their old age.

The above-mentioned cares are provided. As supported by Palmer (2018), the acute care of the elderly patients reduces the risk of nursing home admission in elderly patients. They can acquire infections and face high health risk. The best model of cares is the patient centric care, staff communication, carer’s situation and maintaining the hospital environment.
Patient-Centric Care
The patient centric care deals with the goodwill of the patient and their satisfaction in achieving their mental satisfaction through acute care. As suggested by Yuan, Timmins and Thompson (2021), the after care of the patient can also be well explained to the family of the patient, which will provide him a homely feeling yet maintain the daily activities. The patient feels trusted and respected when their opinion is included in the treatment plan. This builds a trust of the patient within the system and helps to improve the acute care setting.
Staff-Communication
An effective communication of the staffs always provides a mental support to the elderly patients and they feel like being at home. Communication helps them to remember the activities they did earlier and tries to return in the normal schedule. However, according to Butcher (2018), the patient must be communicated empathetically to build a trust with them. This will help them to remember and share different incidents of their life. A gentle and polite manner of communication improves the situation and helps in the acute care.
Carers Situation
The emotional situation must be controlled though proper advocacy and control of the situation. The process of the system must be clearly demonstrated to the carers and the impact must be clearly explained to the carers. According to Beardon, Patel, Davies and Ward (2018), the carers’ situation must also be considered for the acute treatment of people with dementia. They are under high stress to provide immediate treatment to the person in an emergency. The carers must be properly educated to handle the patients with affection and not affect them emotionally. This helps in the improvement of the acute care.
Emergency Situation
An acute care must be consisting of all the facilities require to provide an immediate treatment in emergency. The patients with dementia often hurt themselves without being able to judge the situation and this requires an...
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