Social Isolation - Nursing Diagnosis and Interventions for Schizophrenia

Nursing Care Plan for Schizophrenia

Nursing Diagnosis :
Social isolation related to low self-esteem

General objectives

• Clients can engage social, gradually

Specific objectives 1.

• Clients can build a trusting relationship.

Outcomes :

• The client can express his feelings.
• Friendly facial expression.
• There is eye contact.
• Show some love.
• Want to shake hands.
• Want to reply greetings.
• Clients want to sit side by side.
• Clients want to express the problems encountered.

Interventions :

• Develop a relationship of mutual trust :

• ·Greet clients friendly, both verbally and nonverbally.
• · Introduce yourself politely.
• · Ask the client 's full name and preferred nickname.
• · Explain the purpose of the meeting , be honest and keep our promises.
• · Show empathy and receives the client is.
• · Pay attention to the client.

• Give a chance to express his feelings about the illness.
• Take time to listen to the client.
• Tell the client that he is a valuable and responsible and able to help themselves.

Rationale :

• Trusting relationship will lead to trust the client to the nurse that will facilitate the implementation of further action .

Specific objectives 2.

• Clients can identify the capabilities and positive aspects possessed.

Outcomes :

• Clients are able to maintain the positive aspects.

Interventions :

• Discuss capabilities and positive aspects of the client owned and reinforcement give up the ability to express feelings.
• When meeting with clients avoid giving a negative assessment.

Rationale :

• Positive reinforcement will increase the client's self-esteem.
• Prioritizing realistic compliment.

Specific objectives 3.

• Clients can assess the ability of the data used.

Outcomes :

• Clients' needs are met.
• Clients can perform purposeful activity.

Interventions :

• Discuss the ability of clients that can still be used when sick.
• Discuss also the ability that can be continued in hospital use it at home later.

Rationale :

• Improved client capabilities will encourage the client to an Independent.

Specific objectives 4.

• Clients can define and plan activities according to ability.

Outcomes :

• Clients are able to move according to ability.

Intervention :

• Plan with client activity to do each day according to ability, independent activities, activities with minimal assistance , the activities with the help of the total.
• Increase activity as tolerated client client's condition.
• Give an example of how to implement the activities the client should do (often clients are afraid to carry it out).

Rationale :

• Implementation activities independently into the initial capital to boost self-esteem.

Specific objectives 5.

• Clients can perform activities in accordance with the conditions of pain and ability.

Outcomes :

• Clients are able to move according to ability.

Interventions:

• Give the client the opportunity to try activities that have been planned.
• Give praise to the efforts and success of the client.
• Discuss the possibility of implementation at home.

Rationale :

• Through the activity, the client will know the capabilities.

Specific objectives 6.

• Clients can take advantage of existing support systems.

Outcomes :

• Clients are able to do what has been taught.
• Clients want to provide support.

Interventions :

• Give health education to families about how to care for clients with social isolation and low self esteem.
• Help provide support for the family of the client being treated.
• Help families prepare a home environment.

Rationale :

• Attention families and family understanding will help improve self esteem clients.