Diagnostic labels of NANDA-I in a southern region of Spain

Abstract

Objective: to determine the incidence of NANDA-I diagnostic labels (North American Nursing Diagnosis Association-International) and to establish the distribution of cases of assistance and the associated labels, according to sociodemographic variables (age and sex).Method: descriptive, cross-sectional epidemiological study of labels of NANDA-I, under ecological design. The distribution of labels was analyzed according to sex and age; the corresponding frequencies were calculated and for each label the incidence were calculated rates with aggregate data from the attended cases.Results: the total number of cases of care under study was 9,928 (41.65% men and 58.35% women). The identified labels were 16,456 (7,084 men and 9,372 women); average of 1.7 labels per case of care; Out of 216 labels proposed by NANDA-I, in its 2012-14 classification, 152 were used, representing 70.4%. The labels with the highest incidence rates per thousand inhabitants were: Anxiety, Willingness to Improve Knowledge and Risk of Infection.Conclusions: the study allowed detecting, through NANDA-I, the answers to the health problems of greater incidence in the users attended.

Secondary use of standardized nursing care data for advancing nursing science and practice: a systematic review

“…There was no study that analyzed nursing data coded with CCC or PNDS. Twenty-six (58%) studies analyzed nursing data coded with NANDA-I, [26][27][28] NOC, 29,30 NIC, [31][32][33] a combination of these terminologies (eg, NIC and NOC), [34][35][36] or the NNN set. [37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51] Fourteen (31%) studies used Omaha System, [52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59][60][61][62][63][64][65] while 4 (9%) used ICNP.…”

“…Ten of 16 (63%) studies described the most common nursing diagnoses, interventions, and outcomes for patients with heart failure 48,67 ; older patients with pneumonia 49 ; younger patients with dehydration 35 ; obstetric patients 51 ; low-and high-risk groups 55 ; infants with low birth weight 60 ; patients with cancer 69 ; patients with pressure ulcers 66 ; and patients with pneumonia, total hip or knee replacement, or heart failure. 29 In 6 of 16 (37%) studies, researchers explored interactions between nursing diagnoses, interventions, or outcomes with patient's age and sex 27,28,36 ; patient's age and length of stay 34 ; medical diagnoses and hospital characteristics 26 ; and number of home-visits performed by nurses, patient's age, and race. 63 Impact of nursing care Twenty of 45 (44%) studies measured the impact or effectiveness of nursing care.…”

Diagnósticos de enfermagem relacionados ao estresse em profissionais de saúde da maternidade de hospital terciário

“…10 Os estudos sobre DE permitem documentar a sua frequência ou prevalência em uma população determinada. 11 Assim, ampliar a compreensão dos DE, fatores e características associados ao estresse é imprescindível para buscar estratégias de prevenção com foco na saúde do trabalhador e qualidade do cuidado. Nesse contexto, surge o questionamento: Quais os principais diagnósticos de enfermagem relacionados ao estresse presentes em profissionais da equipe de enfermagem obstétrica?…”

Self-mutilation nursing diagnosis concept of analysis of the NANDA-I taxonomy

“…The Nursing Diagnosis (ED) is defined as the clinical judgment of the nurse about human responses to certain health conditions or disease communities, families or individuals relating to real problems, or potential risks, and promotion of health, and of responsibility of nurses to identify and validate the health situations and disease with which it depara. [7][8][9] The dE is important to confer a homogeneous character to the terminology, the structuring of theoretical frameworks of practice Evidence Based and patient safety.…”

“…For the preparation of a nursing diagnosis, nurses perform data collection and clinical judgment in order to formulate hypotheses or explanations regarding the response of their patients before a health situation/doença. 7,9,11 The Federal Council of Nursing (COFEN) decided, through resolution 358/2009, on the practice of Systematization of Nursing Assistance (SAE) in the activities of nursing professionals and the DE as an inherent part of the nursing process. 12 The diagnostic self-mutilation, interest of this study was included in the NANDA-I taxonomy in 2000 and has remained without review or validation to date.…”