Agreement Between Experts Regarding Assessment of Postoperative Urinary Elimination Nursing Outcomes in Elderly Patients

Abstract

Analysis of urinary elimination could help in clinical follow-up of elderly postoperative patients and selection of nursing interventions.

Evaluation of the Efficiency of the Nursing Care Plan Applied Using NANDA, NOC, and NIC Linkages to Elderly Women with Incontinence Living in a Nursing Home: A Randomized Controlled Study

“…In the study, the effectiveness of the “0590 Urinary Elimination Management” NIC intervention was evaluated with the “0310 Self‐care: Toileting,” “0502 Urinary Continence,” and “0503 Urinary Elimination” NOCs, and positive changes were observed in NOC scores (1.07, 1.2, and 1.3 points, respectively). Similar to these findings in the literature, improvements in the self‐care status and urination routine have been observed after urine removal procedure of the elderly with incontinence (Bitencourt et al., ; Borrie, Bawden, Speechley, & Kloseck, ; Klutke et al., ).…”

“…The nurse can clinically observe, scientifically assess patients and provide national and international comparative care with UI‐specific NNN linkages. (Bitencourt, Alves, Santana, & Lopes, ; Brito‐Brito et al., ; Johnson et al., ).…”