An intervention is a defined as any treatment based upon clinical judgement and knowledge, that a nurse performs to enhance patient/client outcomes. The nursing interventions are interventions that nurses do on behalf of patients both independent and collaborative and both direct and indirect care. They fall within three major categories; those using interpersonal skills, those using cognitive skills and those using technical skills. Selection of a given category to be used in a patients or clients situation depends on the patient's dysfunction and functional requirements and the best available evidence.<span />
While caring for the patients, the nurses goes through a nursing process. This encompasses developing a plan and setting objectives for the patient. The nursing interventions are the actual actions and treatments done to help the patient to achieve the objectives, which are set for them.
The nursing interventions comes under three prime categories, that is, those using interpersonal skills, those using cognitive skills, and those using technical skills. The selection of the type of nursing intervention depends upon the situation of the patient, that is, on the patient's dysfunction and functional needs.
<span>The treatment that the nurse expected of the primary health care provider to prescribe for the patient with a suspected diagnosis of scoliosis is that either the patient will undergo surgery if it’s already severe or the PHCP prescribe to wear a brace. There's different kind of braces to use/worn by the patient in order to correct its posture. </span>
