Nursing diagnoses NANDA NOC PAE NIC professionals students ICD-10 PRO
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It is a tool that facilitates the use of the books Nanda, Nic, Noc, PAE CIE-10 to facilitate the elaboration of the nursing diagnoses nursing care process.
You can find all the nursing processes such as the NOC NIC AND NANDA target score and all the domains, very practical and nice interface.
Structured design of nursing diagnoses and care outcomes. The most important features of the NOC are: • Comprehensive: 540 updated care results, of which 52 are completely new and 57 are revised; • Evidence based;
• Clear and clinically meaningful terminology;
• User friendly structure;
• Applicable in different disciplines;
• Field proven;
• Combined with Nanda diagnoses. The results of nursing care contribute to adequate education in clinical decision making.
NANDA (formerly the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association) is a scientific nursing society whose goal is to standardize nursing diagnosis. It was founded in 1982 to develop and refine nomenclature, criteria, and taxonomy.
The interrelations between the NANDA diagnostic labels, the NOC Results Criteria and the NIC Interventions are nothing more than the relationship between the problem, real or potential, that we have detected in the patient and the aspects of that problem that are tried or expected to be solved. through one or several nursing interventions, from which one or more activities necessary to solve the problem will also be deployed.
NOC RESULT
(Nursing Outcomes Classification NOC, Nursing Outcomes Classification.)
The NOC taxonomy is used to conceptualize, name, validate, and classify the results obtained from nursing intervention. This language includes expected results, indicators and measurement scales. The results represent the most specific level of the classification and express the modified or sustained changes that are to be achieved in individuals, families or communities, as a consequence of nursing care.
The Result Criteria should give nursing professionals the opportunity to evaluate the results that depend on nursing practice and these can be used in practice, in research and in the training of future professionals.
Results Selection
The results represent the states, behaviors or perceptions of the individual, family or community before the intervention of the nursing professional. For your selection, use the NOC Nursing Outcomes Classification. The search for the expected result can be done in four ways:
By relationship NOC NANDA.
By taxonomies.
By specialty
By functional patterns
IAS INTERVENTIONS
(Nursing Interventions Classification NIC = Classification of Nursing Interventions.)
The NIC taxonomy is a global and standardized classification of the interventions carried out by the nursing professional, whose center of interest is the decision made to lead the person to the expected result. This taxonomy is made up of two substantial elements: nursing interventions and activities. Nursing interventions are specific strategies designed to help the person, family or community to achieve the expected results, they are generic and each of them includes several activities.
Each nursing intervention is presented with:
· A label or name, which clearly and concisely describes the concept and the name of the treatment administered by the nurse.
Example: Enhancement of security.
· A definition, which explains the concept of the intervention and delimits its meaning.
Example: Enhance a patient's sense of physical and psychological safety.
· A list of activities that the nursing professional selects to carry out the intervention.
You can find all the nursing processes such as the NOC NIC AND NANDA target score and all the domains, very practical and nice interface.
Structured design of nursing diagnoses and care outcomes. The most important features of the NOC are: • Comprehensive: 540 updated care results, of which 52 are completely new and 57 are revised; • Evidence based;
• Clear and clinically meaningful terminology;
• User friendly structure;
• Applicable in different disciplines;
• Field proven;
• Combined with Nanda diagnoses. The results of nursing care contribute to adequate education in clinical decision making.
NANDA (formerly the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association) is a scientific nursing society whose goal is to standardize nursing diagnosis. It was founded in 1982 to develop and refine nomenclature, criteria, and taxonomy.
The interrelations between the NANDA diagnostic labels, the NOC Results Criteria and the NIC Interventions are nothing more than the relationship between the problem, real or potential, that we have detected in the patient and the aspects of that problem that are tried or expected to be solved. through one or several nursing interventions, from which one or more activities necessary to solve the problem will also be deployed.
NOC RESULT
(Nursing Outcomes Classification NOC, Nursing Outcomes Classification.)
The NOC taxonomy is used to conceptualize, name, validate, and classify the results obtained from nursing intervention. This language includes expected results, indicators and measurement scales. The results represent the most specific level of the classification and express the modified or sustained changes that are to be achieved in individuals, families or communities, as a consequence of nursing care.
The Result Criteria should give nursing professionals the opportunity to evaluate the results that depend on nursing practice and these can be used in practice, in research and in the training of future professionals.
Results Selection
The results represent the states, behaviors or perceptions of the individual, family or community before the intervention of the nursing professional. For your selection, use the NOC Nursing Outcomes Classification. The search for the expected result can be done in four ways:
By relationship NOC NANDA.
By taxonomies.
By specialty
By functional patterns
IAS INTERVENTIONS
(Nursing Interventions Classification NIC = Classification of Nursing Interventions.)
The NIC taxonomy is a global and standardized classification of the interventions carried out by the nursing professional, whose center of interest is the decision made to lead the person to the expected result. This taxonomy is made up of two substantial elements: nursing interventions and activities. Nursing interventions are specific strategies designed to help the person, family or community to achieve the expected results, they are generic and each of them includes several activities.
Each nursing intervention is presented with:
· A label or name, which clearly and concisely describes the concept and the name of the treatment administered by the nurse.
Example: Enhancement of security.
· A definition, which explains the concept of the intervention and delimits its meaning.
Example: Enhance a patient's sense of physical and psychological safety.
· A list of activities that the nursing professional selects to carry out the intervention.
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