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Enrolled Nurse - Emergency Department

Full time Netcare Olivedale Hospital, ZA
Posted 1 week, 5 days ago 59 views 0 applications

Job Description

We need to output clean semantic HTML using

,

,
  • . Must preserve all original content word-for-word, no additions, deletions, rephrasing. Must not add CSS classes, inline styles,
    ,
    . But the original includes
    tags and inline style attributes. We must remove them? The rule says no
    , no
    tags, no inline styles. So we must remove
    tags and inline style attributes. But we must preserve all original content word-for-word. That's contradictory: we cannot remove
    tags if they are part of content? The instruction: "Preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase". However also "No CSS classes, no inline styles, no
    s, no
    tags". So we must remove
    tags and inline style attributes, but that would be removing content. Perhaps we can keep the text but drop the tags? The instruction says preserve all original content word-for-word, but also no
    tags. So we can keep the text that was after
    but not the tag itself. That's removal of tag but not content. That's allowed? The rule about preserving content likely refers to the textual content, not markup. So we can strip tags but keep the text. So we need to output HTML with

    for paragraphs,

    for section headers. The original has some tags and . We need to preserve them? It says preserve all original content word-for-word, so we must keep and tags? But they are markup, not content. The instruction says use

    for paragraphs and

    for section headers. It doesn't say we cannot keep or . But we must not add CSS classes etc. We can keep and as they are part of original content. However we might need to convert section headers to

    . The original has headings like "KEY WORK OUTPUT AND ACCOUNTABILITIES", "CONSISTENCY OF CARE", "Administration Management", etc. Those are bolded with . We need to output them as

    . Should we keep the inside? Probably we can just output the text inside as the heading, without . But that would be removing tags, which is removal of content? The instruction says preserve all original content word-for-word, but is markup, not content. The textual content is the same. So we can output the heading text without . That would be okay. We need to structure: introductory paragraphs, then headings for sections: Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role. The original doesn't have explicit headings like "Responsibilities". It has "KEY WORK OUTPUT AND ACCOUNTABILITIES" and then subheadings like "CONSISTENCY OF CARE", "Teamwork", etc. We need to map to appropriate h4 sections. The instruction says use

    for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role). So we need to create headings for each relevant section. The original content includes many subheadings; we can treat them as sections. We must not add any extra text. So we need to output HTML that includes paragraphs and headings, preserving the original text exactly as appears (including bullet points). But we need to convert bullet points to
    • . The original uses • for bullet points. We need to keep the bullet symbol? Probably we can keep the bullet symbol as part of li text. Use
    • with the bullet symbol and text. We must not use
      . So we need to remove
      tags and just have paragraphs. Let's parse the original text:

      We provide meaningful careers that connect people with purpose.

      We are united by a common purpose of providing the best and safest care; and by our shared values of Care, Truth, Participation, Compassion and Dignity.

      Netcare invites you to be part of our journey.

      The Enrolled Nurse is responsible for direct and/or indirect nursing care of a patient or group of patients and will function under the direct and/or indirect supervision of the Registered Nurse.
      The incumbent is held accountable for his/her own acts and omissions.
      Nursing activities form part of a nursing regime that is planned and initiated by the Registered Nurse. The Enrolled Nurse will be responsible for the assessment, care and meeting of patient needs and will also be responsible for the development, implementation and evaluation of appropriate programmes of care to ensuring high quality patient care.

      Role summary:

      The Enrolled Nurse is responsible for direct and/or indirect nursing care of a patient or group of patients and will function under the direct and/or indirect supervision of the Registered Nurse. 
      The incumbent is held accountable for his/her own acts and omissions. 
      Nursing activities form part of a nursing regime that is planned and initiated by the Registered Nurse.  The Enrolled Nurse will be responsible for the assessment, care and meeting of patient needs and will also be responsible for the development, implementation and evaluation of appropriate programmes of care to ensuring high quality patient care.

      KEY WORK OUTPUT AND ACCOUNTABILITIES

      CONSISTENCY OF CARE

      Administration Management
      • Ensure that all documentation is maintained timeously and accurately, reflecting patient care.
      • Ensure all stock is charged appropriately.
      • Assist with file compilation.


      Governance, quality and risk management
      • Maintain a therapeutic, clean and safe environment that is free from medico-legal hazards.
      • Adhere to Netcare medical waste management principles and all other waste management principles.
      • Maintain a safe working environment in accordance with the Machinery and Occupational Safety Act.
      • Report potential/actual risks identified.
      • Ensure all stock is well controlled.
      • Responsible for ensuring correct use, cleaning and storage of equipment.
      • Report equipment needing repair or replacement to sister-in-charge.
      • Maintain professional conduct and standards at all times in accordance with hospital policies and procedures.
      • Maintains patient confidentiality at all times.
      • Acts in a supervisory capacity over ENA’s.


      Patient care
      • Practice patient care according to his/her Scope of Practice and assume total responsibility for these activities.
      • Contribute to the holistic care of patients.
      • Participate in ward/unit’s quality improvement programme.
      • Attend handover of report at shift commencement.
      • Effective communication with patients’ regarding their care.
      • Promotion of patient overall health and wellbeing.
      • Practice the principles of infection prevention and all standard precautions.
      • Promote and maintain good public relations with patients, relatives and visitors.
      • Execute all procedures according to hospital standards.
      • Refer all complaints from patients and doctors to sister-in-charge of the unit.
      • Carry out all departmental duties as assigned by supervisors.


      TRANSFORMATION OF OUR SOCIETY


      Teamwork
      • Supports the education and training of the ENA’s.
      • Actively participate as a member of a team to achieve goals.


      Personal and professional development
      • Active involvement in own professional development to maintain a satisfactory level of skill and knowledge.
      • Keep up to date with Netcare’s evolving policies and procedures.
      • Assume responsibility for maintaining competence in CPR.


      Build and maintain stakeholder relationships
      • Work effectively and co-operatively with others to establish and maintain good working relationships that are mutually beneficial.
      • Develop collaborative relationships to help accomplish work goal.

      SKILLS PROFILE

      Registration with the South African Nursing Council as an Enrolled Nurse or equivalent NQF 3 qualification.

      Compliance with the SANC code for an Enrolled Nurse and all applicable health care legislation.

      Relevant experience in the nursing discipline would be an advantage

      Join the team committed to providing the best and safest health and care.

      We need to output clean HTML. Approach: - Intro paragraphs: The first few

      with bold text etc. We can wrap them in

      . Keep the bold tags? We can keep as part of content. That's okay. - Then "Role summary:" maybe a heading? Could be a section header. Use

      Role summary

      maybe. - Then the paragraph describing role responsibilities (the long paragraph). That is a paragraph. - Then "KEY WORK OUTPUT AND ACCOUNTABILITIES" is a heading; we can output

      KEY WORK OUTPUT AND ACCOUNTABILITIES

      . - Then subheadings like "CONSISTENCY OF CARE", "Administration Management", etc. These are bolded. We can output them as

      CONSISTENCY OF CARE

      etc. But they are already bolded; we can just output the text without . The instruction says use

      for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements...). So we can treat each bolded line as a header. So we output

      CONSISTENCY OF CARE

      then the following bullet list as
      • ... etc. - The bullet lists are under each subheading. We need to output a
          with
        • items. The bullet symbol • is part of the text; we can keep it as part of li content. - There are multiple sections: "CONSISTENCY OF CARE" contains sub-bullets under "Administration Management", "Governance, quality and risk management", "Patient care". Actually the structure: CONSISTENCY OF CARE then Administration Management then bullet list, then Governance, quality and risk management then bullet list, then Patient care then bullet list. So we need to treat each of those as separate sections? The instruction says use

          for section headers like Responsibilities, Qualifications, etc. So we could output headings for each of those: "Administration Management", "Governance, quality and risk management", "Patient care". But they are already bolded. Perhaps we should output them as

          Administration Management

          etc. But the original also has "CONSISTENCY OF CARE" as a bold line before those. That could be a header too. So we could output

          CONSISTENCY OF CARE

          then the three subheadings each as

          Administration Management

          etc. But that would duplicate headings. Maybe we treat "CONSISTENCY OF CARE" as a header, and then the following bullet lists are part of that section, but they have their own subheadings. The instruction is not super precise. We can just output headings for each distinct bolded line that appears to be a section header: "KEY WORK OUTPUT AND ACCOUNTABILITIES", "CONSISTENCY OF CARE", "Administration Management", "Governance, quality and risk management", "Patient care", "TRANSFORMATION OF OUR SOCIETY", "Teamwork", "Personal and professional development", "Build and maintain stakeholder relationships", "SKILLS PROFILE". That's many headings. But we need to use

          for section headers. So we can output each as

          Administration Management

          etc. But we must preserve the original text exactly, including the bold markup? The heading text includes the bold markup originally, but we can output just the text. That would be removal of tags, which is removal of markup but not content. That's okay. But we must preserve all original content word-for-word. That includes the bullet points and the text inside tags. So we need to keep the text exactly as appears, but we can remove the tags? That would remove the markup but not the words. The words inside remain. So it's okay. Thus we can output:

          We provide meaningful careers that connect people with purpose.

          We are united by a common purpose of providing the best and safest care; and by our shared values of Care, Truth, Participation, Compassion and Dignity.

          Netcare invites you to be part of our journey.

          The Enrolled Nurse is responsible for direct and/or indirect nursing care of a patient or group of patients and will function under the direct and/or indirect supervision of the Registered Nurse.

          The incumbent is held accountable for his/her own acts and omissions.

          Nursing activities form part of a nursing regime that is planned and initiated by the Registered Nurse. The Enrolled Nurse will be responsible for the assessment, care and meeting of patient needs and will also be responsible for the development, implementation and evaluation of appropriate programmes of care to ensuring high quality patient care.

          Role summary

          The Enrolled Nurse is responsible for direct and/or indirect nursing care of a patient or group of patients and will function under the direct and/or indirect supervision of the Registered Nurse.

          The incumbent is held accountable for his/her own acts and omissions.

          Nursing activities form part of a nursing regime that is planned and initiated by the Registered Nurse. The Enrolled Nurse will be responsible for the assessment, care and meeting of patient needs and will also be responsible for the development, implementation and evaluation of appropriate programmes of care to ensuring high quality patient care.

          KEY WORK OUTPUT AND ACCOUNTABILITIES

          CONSISTENCY OF CARE

          • Administration Management
            • • Ensure that all documentation is maintained timeously and accurately, reflecting patient care.
            • • Ensure all stock is charged appropriately.
            • • Assist with file compilation.
          • Governance, quality and risk management
            • • Maintain a therapeutic, clean and safe environment that is free from medico-legal hazards.
            • • Adhere to Netcare medical waste management principles and all other waste management principles.
            • • Maintain a safe working environment in accordance with the Machinery and Occupational Safety Act.
            • • Report potential/actual risks identified.
            • • Ensure all stock is well controlled.
            • • Responsible for ensuring correct use, cleaning and storage of equipment.
            • • Report equipment needing repair or replacement to sister-in-charge.
            • • Maintain professional conduct and standards at all times in accordance with hospital policies and procedures.
            • • Maintains patient confidentiality at all times.
            • • Acts in a supervisory capacity over ENA’s.
          • Patient care
            • • Practice patient care according to his/her Scope of Practice and assume total responsibility for these activities.
            • • Contribute to the holistic care of patients.
            • • Participate in ward/unit’s quality improvement programme.
            • • Attend handover of report at shift commencement.
            • • Effective communication with patients’ regarding their care.
            • • Promotion of patient overall health and wellbeing.
            • • Practice the principles of infection prevention and all standard precautions.
            • • Promote and maintain good public relations with patients, relatives and visitors.
            • • Execute all procedures according to hospital standards.
            • • Refer all complaints from patients and doctors to sister-in-charge of the unit.
            • • Carry out all departmental duties as assigned by supervisors.
          But we need to preserve bullet symbols • exactly as they appear. The bullet points are preceded by "•". In the original, they are separate lines starting with "•". So we need to keep them as part of the li content. So the li content should start with "• Ensure that all documentation..." etc. So we need to include the bullet symbol and space. So the li text should be "• Ensure that all documentation is maintained timeously and accurately, reflecting patient care." etc. Thus the nested structure: For each subheading like "Administration Management", we need to output a

          Administration Management

          then a
            with
          • items that start with "•". But the original had "• Ensure that all documentation..." on separate lines after the subheading. So we can output a
              with each
            • containing the bullet and text. That's fine. But we also have "CONSISTENCY OF CARE" as a heading before those subheadings. Should we output a heading for that? The original had CONSISTENCY OF CARE as a line. That could be a heading. So we can output

              CONSISTENCY OF CARE

              then the subheadings as part of that section? But the subheadings are separate bold lines. So maybe we treat each bold line as a heading.

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