ONE report of patient situation and literature review relevant to the management of ONE symptom for a patient you have cared

ONE report of patient situation and literature review relevant to the management of ONE symptom for a patient you have cared

for during the CPC clinical placement – this should NOT be related to acute or chronic pain (1800 words plus reference list).

Please note:

– The report of the patient situation should provide the reader with basic information about the person’s medical condition

and the main health issues they are experiencing.

– You must clearly describe ONE symptom the person is experiencing (provide assessment data). For example the symptom could

be any ONE of the following – fatigue, nausea, anxiety, itchy skin, dyspnoea, etc.

– You will need to search the current nursing literature using a library database (for example CINAHL – the Cumulative Index

of Nursing and Allied Health) to identify current research and expert discussion related to interventions aimed at

alleviating the symptom. Books may be relevant to your review. You should provide 18 or more current and authoritative

references. The majority of your references should be peer reviewed journal articles from the last 5 – 6 years.

A literature review is not an essay. There are links to resources on the LMS site for this subject which will help you use

the library databases, critique the literature and write a literature review (in the assignment resources section).

The purpose of the literature review is to critically analyse existing works in a study area – in this case the identified

symptom. The literature you identify must be considered insightfully and then synthesised into a convincing presentation

which clearly articulates the current perspectives on the issue of nursing and medical management of the identified symptom.

Your literature review should not solely focus on medical or drug management of the symptom. Your review should focus on

nursing interventions to manage the chosen symptom. Your review should also be focused on the specific patient situation, so

for example, it would be inappropriate to use literature on management of nausea in children if your patient is an adult.

A literature review aims to:

• Group authors who come to similar conclusions;

• Compare and contrast groups of authors (or single authors) with others;

• Criticise the studies, for example, on methodological grounds;

• Clarify the main issues for the reader;

• Note areas of disagreement;

• Highlight exemplary studies;

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