Describe The Things You Felt Good About In My Clinical Experience

Describe the things (at least 3) you felt good about in the clinical experiences this term.
I felt good to be able to provide continuous, comprehensive care through disease management, health promotion, health education, and preventative health services in the clinical. As a clinician, I have been treating the family as a whole for better outcomes and involving them in any necessary decision-making process. I have also learned that verbal and nonverbal communication is crucial.
Furthermore, a patient’s evaluation of a clinician’s trustworthiness influences the patient’s willingness to disclose psychosocial or other barriers to treatment effectiveness, and his or her expectations of treatment efficacy and motivation to adhere to the treatment. I have grown professionally through the clinical and my ability to critically think is evolving every day. In addition, with experience and confidence, I have learned to critically think as I collect, analyze, and synthesize, evidence based patient information to provide positive patient outcomes.
2. Describe at least two things you felt did not go well during this term’s clinical experience.
As I started clinical, I was anxious and I did not know what to expect. The feeling of not knowing, what to expect initially and being my first nurse Practitioner clinical was a little
I provided patient and family teaching on maintaining good hydration, good hygiene, wiping front to back, wearing cotton underwear, avoiding wearing tight-fitting pants, potentially irritating feminine products such as powders and perfumes, no douching, taking shower instead of tub baths in addition to performing kegel exercises. I also conveyed the importance of completing the course of antibiotics even if they feel better and to follow-up if no improvement or if symptoms worsen. My plan was