Mary Simpson Discharge Summary

The patient is a 22-year-old newly single mother who had given birth to her first child 5 days ago. She had a caesarean section done, so a surgical procedure has been made to deliver the baby. In relation towards Clinical reasoning, which is also known as the collected cues that nurses and other clinicians take, is the process where the information of a patient’s problem or situation is solved by planning and implementing interventions and evaluating outcomes by reflecting and learning from the process. Therefore designing a safe and effective treatment regimens and preventive strategies, providing patient education and counselling.

To begin, I’ve confirmed the patient’s full identity and gathered all her information. Her full name is Mary Simpson and
Born on the 02 of February 1994, and her address is Market Place, Hobart TAS 7000. She’s a young 22-year-old female and a newly single mother who’d just given birth to her first child 5 days ago. Ms. Simpson had a caesarean section done, so a surgical procedure has been made, to deliver the baby. Also, Ms. Simpson was discharged from the hospital 2 days ago. The discharge summary noted that she moved to Tasmania 6 months ago and separated from her partner 2 months before, so she’s now living by herself. Moreover, she has no family members in Tasmania as all her family and friends are in Perth, so she has no support. Mary stated that she lives off the centre link and can’t afford going back home to Perth. Furthermore, she describes that, she is feeling very anxious about her son, during her time in the hospital, this is