nursing diagnosis

..Participants had very little knowledge of nursing diagnosis and were not competent on the skills of diagnosis...

..CONCLUSION: Through this project, nurses, midwives and lady health visitors (midwives, vaccinator and health educators) will test standardization of documentation and begin to evaluate efficiency and effectiveness of clinical practice...

....

..Relevance to clinical practice. Nurses need to use standardized language to document patient care data in the electronic health record and to demonstrate contributions to nursing care...

..These findings are consistent with an earlier report published by the authors that used standard instruments and indicate that the Omaha System can be valuable for rehabilitation clinical practice and research...

..Educational research is needed on the facilitators and barriers to NNN language use...

..9% of the variance in intervention time. CONCLUSIONS: The use of the standardized nursing terminology enabled calculation of the intervention dose and documentation that a tailored intervention was delivered...

..The findings of the study supported the usefulness of the Omaha System in describing the practice of community health nursing...

..The knowledge of nursing interventions used in clinical practice has major implications for staff development and nursing education. The information is also useful in making staffing decisions for different types of patient populations...

..Furthermore, this article gives a brief overview of the history of the PNDS, and how this language helps improve nursing outcomes and promotes the profession of nursing...

..and "surveillance diagnosis" submissions that may not meet the current definition of nursing diagnosis (NANDA, 2007, p. 332)...

..Further to indicate how a theory and specific procedure can be used to guide the process of implementation throughout the different levels of management...

..Nursing interventions focused on approaches to the management of stimuli to promote adaptation for the group by helping the members move to the phase of thinking of quitting smoking...

..Two experts were consulted to validate the standards for quality clinical decision-making in nursing...

..Recommendations include establishment of an attendance referral policy and improved documentation systems, including the use of standardized nursing language to demonstrate student outcomes...

..This article discusses implications for nursing education and offers recommendations for developing clinical judgment in nursing students...

..Data extracted from EMRs provides nurse administrators with a tool to guide decisions regarding nurse staffing, education, evaluation, and resource allocation...

..the students gain clinical reasoning skills, but they also used and learned more about the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association, Nursing Interventions Classification, and Nursing Outcomes Classification languages...

..It teaches critical thinking skills and nursing theory, develops competence with technology, and fosters effective interchange between faculty and students...

..CONCLUSION: Twenty three (23) measurable indicators were formulated and refined into conceptually and clinically coherent outcomes. Clinical relevance and utility were presented through a case study approach...

..published quasi-experimental feasibility study of the effects of implementing diagnoses from North American Nursing Diagnosis Association International, interventions from the Nursing Interventions Classification, and outcomes from ..

..96. CONCLUSION: Results show partial support for criterion-related validity and construct validity. Tool reliability is satisfactory. Further testing with larger samples of students and clinical nurse specialists is recommended...

..A decision algorithm based on this study is described as a potential aid toward differentiation of agitation and appropriate intervention...

..CONCLUSIONS: An environmental nursing diagnosis schema, with its emphasis on contamination, infection, and violence, provides nurses with a holistic ..

..We propose that the current definition of nursing diagnosis be expanded to include surveillance diagnoses for which the nurse has the responsibility for problem ..

..The Perioperative Nursing Data Set (PNDS) was used to determine activities necessary in developing a nursing care plan for patients undergoing cystoscopy. The project description and the total care plan is shared with the reader...

..Ultimately, clinicians must recognize, however, that they will need to use additional terms and measures outside the subsets to more fully describe the nursing care provided...

..The most frequently used nursing diagnosis for the chemotherapy group was risk for infection...

..to verify the occurrence of shared signs and symptoms in the diagnoses and compare them with North American Nursing Diagnosis Association's proposition and to ascertain whether respiratory nursing diagnoses occur in isolated or ..

..The results which have derived from this survey are presented. Moreover, conclusions regarding the future changes that should be made in the system are reported...

..e., problem, progress, status, and particularism) as the bases for clinical picture evocations. Clinical pictures are constituted by nurses' elicitations of meanings of clinical situations on these dimensions...

..The specific instructional methods used include concept mapping, concept papers, conceptual linking, and substruction...

..Clustering supported the utility of standardized nursing diagnosis and intervention typologies to identify actual practice patterns of adult nurse practitioner students...

..It is expected that better use of standardized care plans will enhance nurses' access to appropriate and accurate information in decision-making, thus improving the charting process and care quality...

..IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE: Use of Imogene King's Conceptual System and Theory of Goal Attainment and the nursing specialty of Nursing Informatics are examples of nursing theory and technology to frame global communication...

..In fact, future quality criteria for health care are to be developed independently on the basis of scientific results and in consideration of the experiences of all concerned social groups...

..The rationale for developing the health action plan is explained and the intervention is detailed in relation to the person's circumstances...

..The hypotheses indicating that Group B nurses and children would have more positive changes than Group A were not supported. Positive and negative elements for large-scale studies were identified...

....

..The importance of these aspects of the nursing contribution to patient care will be tested further in the development of the Irish nursing minimum data set...

..Ultimately, patients will receive better care and outcomes will be improved using evidence-based assessment...

..Study results indicated that 71.1% of sentences could be cross-mapped. Further validation is suggested to validate ICNP in other gynecological hospitals...

..These results can be compared to those of other populations in future studies...

..Interventions including patient education were implemented and evaluated at subsequent home visits...

..A holistic approach to nursing integrates process and presence in the provision of care. Process alone is empty without presence. Presence alone is insufficient without the process...

..An assessment of the patient's health needs is addressed, followed by the implementation and evaluation of the nursing process. Finally, the analysis of the overall plan used in the case study is presented...

..CONCLUSIONS: Use of nurse care coordination for acute and chronic home care warrants further evaluation as a treatment approach for chronically ill older adults...

..condition and description of the outcomes and interventions nurses select for patients with a specific nursing diagnosis. Data were collected in 10 clinical sites representing the care continuum...

....