A 50-year-old patient, Mrs. Linda, with a history of hypertension and anxiety, is admitted for a routine check-up. She is struggling with medication adherence and stress manage

Your task is to create a brief care plan that integrates nursing theory with evidence-based practices. 

Scenario: 

A 50-year-old patient, Mrs. Linda, with a history of hypertension and anxiety, is admitted for a routine check-up. She is struggling with medication adherence and stress management, which have been impacting her blood pressure control. The healthcare team has discussed the need for an intervention to improve her management of both conditions.

Steps to Complete the Task: 

1. Choose a Nursing Theory: Select a nursing theory that could guide Mrs. Linda’s care. Possible theories include: 
   • Pender’s Health Promotion Model 
   • Orem’s Self-Care Deficit Theory 
   • Peplau’s Interpersonal Relations Theory
2. Select Evidence-Based Practices: Using recent research, choose one evidence-based practice that aligns with your chosen theory. For example, this could involve patient education on managing hypertension, relaxation techniques for stress reduction, or medication adherence strategies.
3. Develop a Brief Care Plan: In a few sentences, outline: 
   • One nursing intervention based on your chosen theory and the evidence-based practice. 
   • One clinical goal that focuses on improving Mrs. Linda’s health (e.g., improving blood pressure control or reducing anxiety). 
   • One measurable outcome to assess the effectiveness of your intervention (e.g., reduction in blood pressure readings or increased adherence to prescribed medication). 

Document Type/Template

• Word Document