Meghan Keyes

• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to develop optimal treatment strategies for complex geriatric cases.
• Served as a mentor to new nursing graduates entering the field of gerontology, sharing clinical expertise and fostering professional growth.
• Maintained accurate patient medical record to comply with policies and regulations and support continuity of care.
• Enhanced patient safety within the facility by initiating an interdisciplinary falls prevention task force, contributing to a significant reduction in fall-related incidents.
• Performed physical examination, ordered and interpreted diagnostic tests and documented observations and results in patient chart.
• Improved patient outcomes by conducting comprehensive geriatric assessments and creating tailored care plans.
• Facilitated smooth transitions of care between acute, long-term, and home settings by establishing clear communication channels among healthcare providers.
• Managed acute and long-term medical needs of patients in collaboration with primary care providers.
• Contributed to positive organizational culture through active participation in staff development programs focused on improving geriatric nursing practices.
• Promoted adherence to prescribed treatments by providing thorough patient education on medication usage and potential side effects.
• Increased access to preventative care by conducting regular screenings for common age-related conditions such as osteoporosis and diabetes.
• Reduced hospital readmissions for elderly patients through diligent monitoring and timely interventions.
• Implemented a palliative care program that prioritized quality-of-life considerations alongside traditional medical treatments for terminally ill patients.
• Managed chronic conditions effectively by closely monitoring medication regimens and adjusting as needed.
• Prevented complications associated with immobility by designing and implementing individualized exercise programs to maintain strength and mobility in elderly patients.
• Assessed patient condition, submitted treatment plan and conducted ongoing follow-up of condition.
• Enhanced patient satisfaction with compassionate, individualized care addressing physical, emotional, and social needs.
• Educated staff, patients and caregivers regarding healthcare issues and treatments to facilitate optimal care plan.
• Ensured continuity of care by maintaining strong relationships with primary care physicians, specialists, and other healthcare professionals involved in the treatment team.
• Optimized patient comfort through effective pain management strategies tailored to the unique needs of older adults.
• Provided education to families and caregivers on managing age-related health issues, promoting overall wellness in geriatric populations.
• Monitored patient condition and progress, ordering appropriate laboratory tests.

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