MODERN ASPECTS OF THE ORGANIZATION OF NURSING CARE TO ENSURE THE QUALITY OF LIFE AND HEALTH OF ELDERLY PATIENTS

2023

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DOI 10.53511/pharmkaz.2023.54.81.038
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Abstract

Currently, the country is actively undergoing health care reform, its modernization. Nursing is the most important component of the healthcare system, which has significant human resources and real potential opportunities for reforms in market conditions. Trends in the development of nursing significantly strengthen the role of the nurse in the modern healthcare system. Initially, the nurse belonged to the average medical staff, was considered a doctor’s assistant and provided nursing care as prescribed by a doctor. Currently, modern theories of nursing, based on a scientific approach and evidence-based practices, represent a nurse as an equal partner of a doctor who makes independent nursing decisions, plans and carries out evidence-based nursing care, reflecting it in nursing documentation. Now the partnership of a doctor and a nurse is that a doctor provides medical care to a patient, and a nurse provides nursing care, working within a multiprofessional team of healthcare professionals to improve the effectiveness of the quality of medical care at all levels of the healthcare system.