Nursing Role in Conducting Holistic Assessment of Nursing Activities in Interruption Room

Abstract

The inpatient room is a health care facility that provides health facilities consisting of doctors, nurses, pharmacists, nutritionists and non-medical personnel to support better patient health. Health workers have their own roles, one of them is a nurse. The role of the nurse in accordance with the rules of law among others is to conduct individual nursing care. Nursing care is mostly done in the Hospital. The nursing process consists of assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation and evaluation. It is used by nurses to provide services to patients in the inpatient room. Patients in the inpatient room have biological problems have been diagnosed in accordance with the condition and there are other conditions that can be influential because humans are biological, psychological, sociological and spiritual. Nursing services are required to meet the needs of patients holistically. The nursing process begins with a comprehensive, comprehensive assessment to find out the patient's problems thoroughly. The results of the assessment were used for the subsequent nursing process. The purpose of this study is to analyze the role of nurses in conducting holistic assessment in inpatient wards. This research is in space of disease in General Hospital of Genteng Banyuwangi. The type of this research is qualitative research case study approach method of data collection of purposive sampling sampling. Data were collected from the head of the room, the implementing nurse and the patient were 1 key informant, 5 main informants, 2 additional informants. Data collection with in-depth interviews, documents, observations and recorded by tape recorder. The results of the study were grouped into 2 themes: Implementing the initial Assessment, Conduct Advanced Assessment. It is recommended for the establishment of a holistic nursing team and the addition of nurses in each of the inpatient rooms so that the nurse's focus is on implementing a holistic aspect to meet the patient's needs.