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    1. The family is experiencing disabled family coping related to prolonged disease that exhausts their supportive capacity. 2. After 2 hours of nursing interventions, the family did not demonstrate positive coping behaviors in dealing with the problems and did not try to utilize outside support systems/resources effectively. 3. The plans include addressing the family's needs, identifying circumstances contributing to their inability to care for the client, and emphasizing the need for self-care.

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    1. The family is experiencing disabled family coping related to prolonged disease that exhausts their supportive capacity. 2. After 2 hours of nursing interventions, the family did not demonstrate positive coping behaviors in dealing with the problems and did not try to utilize outside support systems/resources effectively. 3. The plans include addressing the family's needs, identifying circumstances contributing to their inability to care for the client, and emphasizing the need for self-care.

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    1. The family is experiencing disabled family coping related to prolonged disease that exhausts their supportive capacity. 2. After 2 hours of nursing interventions, the family did not demonstrate positive coping behaviors in dealing with the problems and did not try to utilize outside support systems/resources effectively. 3. The plans include addressing the family's needs, identifying circumstances contributing to their inability to care for the client, and emphasizing the need for self-care.

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    1. The family is experiencing disabled family coping related to prolonged disease that exhausts their supportive capacity. 2. After 2 hours of nursing interventions, the family did not demonstrate positive coping behaviors in dealing with the problems and did not try to utilize outside support systems/resources effectively. 3. The plans include addressing the family's needs, identifying circumstances contributing to their inability to care for the client, and emphasizing the need for self-care.

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    Date & Assessment: Needs: Nursing Plans/Objectives Interventions & Rationale: Evaluation

    Time: Diagnosis of Care:


    Disabled family 1. Review past life GOAL NOT MET
    February Objective: coping related to After 2 hours of experiences, role
    19, 2017 C prolonged nursing changes, and coping After 2 hours of
    12:00 PM O disease that interventions, the skills. nursing
    Frustration
    P exhausts family will R: Identifies skills that may interventions, the
    toward the
    I supportive demonstrate help individuals cope with family did not
    problem
    N capacity of positive coping grief of current situation demonstrate
    noted
    G significant behaviors in more effectively. positive coping
    Low income
    / person dealing with 2. Identify the familys behaviors in
    noted
    S problems and use ability to cope dealing with the
    Neglectful T R: Family outside support (experiences of loss, problem and did
    care of the R systems/resources caregiver burden, not try to utilize
    client in support is very
    E important to the effectively needed supports.) outside support
    regard to S R: Familys needs must be systems/resources
    proper successful
    S addressed to stabilize the effectively.
    illness recovery of a
    - family unit.
    treatment person with
    T 3. Identify underlying
    noted O mental illness. situations that may
    Carrying on L Caregiver contribute to the
    usual E burden is defined inability of the family
    routines R as the negative to provide needed
    disregardin A reaction to the assistance to the
    g clients N impact of client.
    needs C R: Circumstances may have
    providing care on
    noted E preceeded the illness and
    the caregivers
    Neglectful now have a significant
    relationship social,
    P occupational, effect.
    s with other A 4. Provde information
    family and personal
    T for family about
    members T roles. Caregivers specific
    noted E who attempt to illness/condition.
    R balance R: Knowledge about the
    N caregiving with illness/condition paves the
    their other way for understanding and
    activities, such formulation of interventions.
    5. Establish priorities.
    as work, family,
    R: Helps create a sense of
    and leisure, may
    order and facilitates
    find it difficult to problem-solving.
    focus on the 6. Reassess familys
    positive aspects ability to care for
    of caregiving and client at home on an
    often experience ongoing basis.
    more negative R: Behaviors like hoarding,
    reactions, such clinging, unjust accusations,
    as an increased and angry outbursts can
    sense of precipitate family burnout
    burden.4345 and interfere with ability to
    provide effective care.
    Regardless of
    7. Acknowledge
    amount of care difficulty of the
    provided, situation for the
    caregivers may family.
    become R: Reduce feelings of
    increasingly blame/guilt.
    more distressed 8. Emphasize the need
    if they are unable for family members
    to participate in to obtain adequate
    valued activities rest and nutrition and
    and interests. to identify and utilize
    stress management
    Caregiving
    techniques.
    responsibilities R: So that they are ablt to
    can have a emotionally and physically
    negative effect deal with the stress and
    on work roles as manage coping.
    9. Discuss familys
    caregivers adapt
    power to change a
    employment
    situation or the need
    obligations to to accept a situation.
    manage and R: To help the client
    meet care maintain self-esteem and
    demands. look at the situation
    realistically with the aid of a
    trusted individual. This
    search is an effort to make
    sese of the event, gain
    control, and cope.

    Interdependent:

    1. Discuss possibility of
    isolation. Reinforce
    need for support
    systems.
    R: The belief that a single
    individual can meet all the
    needs of the client
    increases the potential for
    physical or mental illness
    due to caregiver role strain.

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