MARY ADERETI

Haemodialysis staff nurse

James Paget University Hospital

Great Yarmouth, Norfolk

11.2023 - Current

Participated in regular professional development activities to maintain current knowledge and skills in nephrology nursing.
Coordinated care plans for patients with acute or chronic kidney diseases, optimising therapeutic results.
Evaluated effectiveness of nursing practices through regular audits ensuring continuous improvement in service provision.
Evaluated responses to treatments and adjusted patient care plans accordingly, ensuring effectiveness of interventions.
Maintained patient safety by adhering to strict infection control procedures.
Administered prescribed medications and treatments, improving patient wellbeing.
Documented all nursing interventions in electronic health records accurately.
Adhered to national guidelines on haemodialysis practice maintaining highest standards of care.
Delivered holistic care to chronic renal disease patients, promoting comfort and dignity.
Monitored vital signs during dialysis treatment, ensuring stability.
Provided psychosocial support to patients undergoing dialysis therapy assisting them coping with their condition.
Ensured high-quality care for patients in a haemodialysis setting.
Handled difficult conversations around end-of-life care sensitively ensuring respect for individual wishes.
Collaborated with multidisciplinary team for optimal patient outcomes.
Contributed to quality improvement initiatives within the Dialysis Unit, enhancing service delivery.
Set up dialysis machines properly for safe and efficient treatment.
Educated patients and families about kidney disease and its management, encouraging self-care.
Troubleshot technical issues with haemodialysis machines promptly, minimising downtime during treatments.
Assisted nephrologists during medical procedures, facilitating smooth operations.
Initiated emergency interventions when necessary to stabilise patients' conditions during dialysis sessions.
Oversaw dialysis treatment from start to finish.
Cleaned and dressed permanent and temporary catheters.
Provided pre- and post-procedure care to haemodialysis patients.
Identified irregular dialysis reactions and notified medical team members.
Primed dialyser and bloodlines in preparation for patient appointments.
Monitored patient status and adjusted equipment to support comfort.
Monitored and reported replenishment needs for dialysis supplies.
Sanitised dialysis equipment between appointments to reduce risks.
Upheld patient trust and confidentiality by managing information with discretion, in accordance with data protection laws.