C.Performs nursing actions and interventions according to recognized patient care needs, an established plan and in accordance with policy and procedure.• 1.Performs nursing care according to the medical provider’s orders and nursing plan of care within the scope of hospital and nursing department policies and procedures.• 2.Facilitates continuity of care by assuring the needs of the patients are recognized and addressed throughout coordination with other health care team members.•Evaluates and documents effectiveness of treatment in the medical record.•Anticipates potential patient problems and performs nursing actions to minimize those problems in a timely manner to ensure safety.•Communicates appropriate data to the physician, and provides documentation for same• 3.Promotes patient’s dignity and privacy during provision of care.• 4.Provides calm, supportive and therapeutic environment for patients and their families.• The age categories to be included are: Neonatal/Infant 0 - 11 months; Pediatrics 1 - 12 years; Adolescence 13-17 years; Young Adult/Adult 18-64 years; Adult/Middle Aged 65-79 years; Geriatric 80+ years• 2.Assures the family and significant others are involved in the application of the nursing process.• B.Triage and initiate accurate and ongoing assessments of physical and psychosocial problems of patients within the emergency care system as evidenced by written documentation:• 1.Performs and documents an in-depth nursing history to include, but not limit, chief complaint, health care status, allergies, meds, past medical history, treatment prior to arrival, and other pertinent information.