Nabina Gurung

Surgical Unit 1A:

• Administered medications safely and accurately, adhering to strict protocols and guidelines.
• Expedited admissions, transfers, and discharges by coordinating efficiently with other departments within the hospital systems.
• Monitoring patient vital signs to perform thorough condition assessments.
• Closely monitored post-operative patients for complications or unusual symptoms.
• Monitor post op patient: wounds, drain tubes, flaps, skin graft and so on.
• Perform venepuncture, cannulation, blood & blood product transfusion.
• Implemented Evidence-based wound management techniques which promoted healing without any complications
• Monitor patient with: Nasogastric tube, stoma, and so on.
• Escalating deteriorating patient and closely monitoring
• Managed patients' pain by implementing pharmacological and non-pharmacological pain management interventions.
• Ensuring high level of patient centred care & safety; Implementing patient care plans.
• Coordinate care, in collaboration with a wide array of health care professionals.

Medical Unit 2H:

• Performing patient assessment: A-E assessment, Risk assessment, Admission & Discharge.
• Administer medications and other personalized interventions.
• Monitored patient vital signs to perform thorough condition assessments.
• Performing blood, Covid PCR samples.
• Documentation includes progress notes, food/fluid intake etc.
• Providing full nursing care to high dependency patients.
• Implementing patient care plans.
• Assisting with patients daily living requirements.
• Performed accurate assessments of patients'' conditions and communicated updates to physicians promptly.
• Advocated for patients'' needs effectively with healthcare providers, resulting in improved care plans tailored to individual requirements.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary healthcare teams to develop comprehensive patient care plans.
• Implemented evidence-based wound management techniques which promoted healing without any complications.
• Evaluated patients'' understanding of discharge instructions before they left the hospital premises.

Specialised Dementia Care Program Unit (SDCPU)

• Specialized care for people with severe dementia complicated by physical aggression or other behaviours.
• Provide best-practice care, without restraints, in a dementia-friendly environment.
• Reduce or stabilize a person’s behaviour and psychological symptoms within 12 months.
• Ensuring high levels of patient centred care & safety.
• Supporting patients to move in less intensive care settings when they no longer need SDCP care.
• Work alongside state and territory government services, Dementia Support Australia & Severe Behaviour Response Team.
• Implementing patient care plans; improving their quality of life and independence.

• Ensuring high levels of patient centered care & safety.
• Providing care within the scope of practice under the supervision of a Registered Nurse.
• Assisting with patients’ activities of daily living.
• Reflective listening and communication with patients and consumers.
• Recognising any signs of deteriorating in patients and reporting to the RN.
• Being aware of patients’ individual care needs and health conditions.
• Ensuring high levels of patient centered care & safety.
• Providing full nursing care to high dependency patients.
• Implementing patient care plans.
• Assisting with patients daily living requirements.
• Being aware of patients’ individual care needs and health conditions.

• Ensuring high levels of patient centered care & safety.
• Providing care within the scope of practice under the supervision of a Registered Nurse.
• Assisting with patients’ activities of daily living.
• Reflective listening and communication with patients and consumers.
• Recognising any signs of deteriorating in patients and reporting to the RN.
• Being aware of patients’ individual care needs and health conditions.
• Ensuring high levels of patient centered care & safety.
• Providing full nursing care to high dependency patients.
• Implementing patient care plans.
• Assisting with patients daily living requirements.
• Being aware of patients’ individual care needs and health conditions.