A Validation Study of the Nursing Diagnosis Anxiety in Brazil

Oliveira, Neusa Guaraciaba dos Santos; Chianca, Tânia Couto Machado; Rassool, G. Hussein

doi:10.1111/j.1744-618x.2008.00089.x

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“…Using the scoping question: "Which studies present validation of nursing diagnoses in adults?" we obtained, after limiting search results to English and Czech texts for the publication period of 1/2000-12/2018 and after eliminating duplicate and irrelevant texts, the following eight relevant studies with content validation of NANDA International diagnoses: Oliveira, Chianca, Rassool (2008), Zeleníková et al (2011), Vaněčková, Sollár, Vörösová (2012), Zeleníková, Žiaková (2012), Vörösová et al (2012), Zeleníková et al (2014), Pompeo, Rossi, Paiva (2014) and Santos, Almeida and Lucena (2016). It is worth pointing out that all the authors come from one of three countries: Brazil, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.…”

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Validation of NANDA International diagnoses at an intensive care unit

Šerková¹,

Marečková²

2019

Cent Eur J Nurs Midw

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Aim: The aim of the study was to conduct content validation of selected NANDA International diagnoses for an Interdisciplinary Intensive Care Unit (IICU), and to identify the degree of diagnostic significance of their selected defining characteristics and relevant or risk factors. Design: Descriptive study. Methods: The set of NANDA International diagnoses and selected characteristics for validation was compiled using the following methods: 1) Content analysis of a form for planning nursing care at the IICU, Nový Jičín Hospital; 2) Literature search and selection of diagnoses from the studies found; and 3) Consensus between two experts. Subsequently, 32 nursing diagnoses with 100 defining characteristics, 72 related factors and 73 risk factors were included in the study (i.e., a total of 245 characteristic signs). The sample of clinical experts conducting the validation consisted of 17 general nurses from the participating department. Fehring's Diagnostic Content Validation (DCV) tool was used. Results: Total DCV score > 0.6 was identified in 16 nursing diagnoses, while values below 0.6 were calculated for the same number of validated diagnoses. The number of major characteristics of diagnoses (DCV ≥ 0.80) was 28. The number of minor characteristics (DCV 0.79-0.51) was 176, while 41 nursing characteristics of nursing diagnoses were considered diagnostically insignificant (DCV < 0.5). Conclusion: On the basis of the validation study results, 16 nursing NANDA International diagnoses with 102 valid diagnostic characteristics were recommended for nursing diagnostics in lucid adult patients at the IICU, Nový Jičín Hospital.

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Validation of NANDA International diagnoses at an intensive care unit

Šerková¹,

Marečková²

2019

Cent Eur J Nurs Midw

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“…Other studies of content validation showed higher, similar or lower number of experts when compared to the number of experts in this search: 120 nurses (nursing diagnosis of anxiety) (11) , 72 experts (nursing diagnosis of spiritual anguish) (12) (13) , 58 experts (nursing diagnosis of nausea) (14) , 50 experts (diagnosis of deficient knowledge) (4) , 32 experts (diagnostic of sexual dysfunction and ineffective sexuality pattern) (15) , 16 experts (diagnostic of fear and anxiety) (16) , 21 experts (nursing interventions for patients with diabetes mellitus) (17) .…”

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Content validation of the nursing diagnosis Nausea

Pompeo¹,

Rossi

Paiva

2014

Rev. esc. enferm. USP

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This study aimed to evaluate the content validity of the nursing diagnosis of nausea in the immediate post-operative period, considering Fehring’s model. Descriptive study with 52 nurses experts who responded an instrument containing identification and validation of nausea diagnosis data. Most experts considered the domain 12 (Comfort), Class 1 (Physical Comfort) and the statement (Nausea) adequate to the diagnosis. Modifications were suggested in the current definition of this nursing diagnosis. Four defining characteristics were considered primary (reported nausea, increased salivation, aversion to food and vomiting sensation) and eight secondary (increased swallowing, sour taste in the mouth, pallor, tachycardia, diaphoresis, sensation of hot and cold, changes in blood pressure and pupil dilation). The total score for the diagnosis of nausea was 0.79. Reports of nausea, vomiting sensation, increased salivation and aversion to food are strong predictors of nursing diagnosis of nausea.

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“…Substance abuse [27][28][29][30] ; Low selfesteem; 1,19,[31][32][33] Previous hospitalizations; 34,35 Loneliness; 30 Heredity; 36 Family history of anxiety; 27,31,37 Previous history of anxiety. 36,[38][39][40][41][42] Unknown environment 1,18,34,35 ; Threat to the current condition; 18,43 Poor knowledge; 19,41 Stressors; 1,18,28,38,39,42,44,45 Death threat; 46 Uncertainty 41,42 ; Support system separation; 19,34,38,47 Young age; 27,37,40,41,[48][49][50] Female gender; 27,…”

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Análise simultânea dos conceitos de ansiedade e medo: contribuições para os diagnósticos de enfermagem

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Resumo Objetivos Realizar a análise simultânea dos conceitos de ansiedade e medo. Método Análise simultânea de conceitos com base nas nove etapas propostas por Haase, Leidy, Coward, Britt e Penn. Resultados 43 artigos foram incluídos a partir de uma busca em cinco bases de dados. 51 atributos, 26 antecedentes e 10 consequentes foram identificados a partir da análise destes conceitos. Esta análise revelou que a ansiedade e o medo são conceitos subjetivos, multidimensionais e com altos graus de abstração. Conclusão A análise simultânea da ansiedade e do medo possibilitou o refinamento destes diagnósticos e a proposição de modificações em seus componentes. Implicações para a prática A análise destes conceitos possibilitará a identificação precisa destes fenômenos na prática clínica, proporcionando maior acurácia diagnóstica.

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A Validation Study of the Nursing Diagnosis Anxiety in Brazil

Abstract: The adequate preparation of undergraduate and postgraduate nurses in nursing diagnosis is important in improving the quality of care given to patients.

Cited by 14 publications

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Validation of NANDA International diagnoses at an intensive care unit

Validation of NANDA International diagnoses at an intensive care unit

Content validation of the nursing diagnosis Nausea

Análise simultânea dos conceitos de ansiedade e medo: contribuições para os diagnósticos de enfermagem

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