Momotaj Parvin

• Administered prescribed medications and documented them accurately in Medi-Map as per hospital guidelines and policy.
• Monitored vital signs and recorded them in e-case.
• Adhered to the wound care strategy while performing wound treatment.
• Assisted residents with difficult behavior by utilizing both non-pharmacological and pharmacological methods.
• Developed plans for both short-term and long-term care.
• Performed pain evaluations using the ABBEY pain scale and fall risk assessments using the FRAT.
• Maintained confidentiality in the course of legal and ethical work and made sure that paperwork was correct and timely.
• Provided assistance with Activities of Daily Living.
• Established an advocacy plan in collaboration with the other medical team to achieve the patient's objectives.
• Support the family prior to and immediately after death by evaluating, organizing, and delivering competent, superior, evidence-based nursing care for patients with palliative care needs, including the terminal phase.
• Executed quality improvement projects by carrying out audits, examining data, and working with cross-functional groups to pinpoint areas that require improvement
• Worked together as a multidisciplinary team by promoting open communication, comprehending the distinct roles of each member, and ensuring effective management and collaboration.

• Maintained the highest level of patient care while performing professional nursing tasks and providing medical treatment to patients in the medical and surgical ward.
• Prioritize patient care flow, assess patient requirements, and administer medical interventions.
• Provide emergency management, blood pressure management, pre and postoperative care, infection prevention and risk management.
• Measured the patient's vital signs and performs tests to conduct nurse evaluations based on the patient's medical history and current state.
• Keeps patients and their families informed about the treatment plan on a regular basis.
• Identified emergency circumstances and critical medical needs, then administers care within the bounds of the law for nurses.
• Administration of medications, collection of specimen for investigations, wound dressings, blood transfusion, urinary catheterization, cannulization, injection and infusion.
• Performing safe manual handling techniques e.g., transferring and using manual handling devices.
• Documents nursing procedures, maintains medical records and patient status respecting patient's privacy and confidentiality.

• Monitor patients' vital signs, assess their physical and emotional status, and respond promptly to changes in condition to ensure patient safety and well-being throughout the perioperative period

• Performed nebulization, oral suctioning, collect specimens, and provide chest physiotherapy.
• Carry out procedures such as blood transfusions, wound dressings, nasogastric tube placement, urine catheter insertion, IV cannulation, and ECG.

• Keep a close eye on patients, notify the doctor of any noteworthy changes, and accurately and concisely record all nursing care.

• Prepare patients for surgery by conducting preoperative assessments, obtaining informed consent, and providing education and emotional support to alleviate anxiety and promote patient understanding and cooperation
• Assisted in life-saving procedures such as CPR and defibrillation during critical situations.
• Administered medications via oral, IV, and intramuscular routes, and monitored patient responses.
• Provide postoperative care and monitoring patients' pain levels, managing postoperative complications, and facilitating safe and timely discharge from the surgical facility
• Educate patients and their families about postoperative care instructions, wound care techniques, medication management, and potential complications.
• Maintain a clean, safe, and organized surgical environment by adhering to infection control protocols.