Nursing diagnosis in the chronically ill

Lm, Hoskins; Ea, McFarlane; Mg, Rubenfeld; Mb, Walsh; Am, Schreier

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“…The diagnoses of IBP, IAC, andIGE were added to NANDA in 1980 (NANDA, 1994). Since then, research has demonstrated that these diagnoses are among the most frequent nursing diagnoses made in various settings and with various age groups (Gordon & Hiltunen, 1995;Hoskins, McFarlane, Rubenfeld, Schreier, & Walsh, 1986;Lutjens, 1993). The high prevalence of these diagnoses is expected because people with many varied medical and surgical problems are at risk for these responses.…”

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Clinical Validation of Ineffective Breathing Pattern, Ineffective Airway Clearance, and Impaired Gas Exchange

Carlson-Catalano

Lunney

Paradiso

et al. 1998

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Clinical Validation of Ineffective Breathing Pattern, Ineffective Airway Clearance, and Impaired Gas Exchange

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Paradiso

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“…Others have delineated specialty clinical practice by asking experienced nurses to report how often they act to treat specific nursing diagnoses in their daily work ( Hoskins et al . 1984 , Hoffman 1986, Collard et al.…”

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Dimensions of perioperative nursing for a national specialty nomenclature

Kleinbeck

2000

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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Dimensions of perioperative nursing for a national specialty nomenclature Before nurses can develop a clinical database capable of evaluating quality of care or validating their impact on health or illness, they must describe the basic dimensions of their specialty. The purpose of this study was to define the dimensions of clinical perioperative nursing practice. Experienced perioperative nurses (n=239) were mailed a survey and asked to rank the frequency with which specific patient diagnoses occurred in their daily practice (1=never occurs; 5=occurs almost all the time) and the priority of treatment each diagnosis required (1=never requires attention of the nurse; 5=demands immediate attention of the nurse). Completion of the form indicated consent to participate in the study. Following a principal component analysis and theoretical discussion by perioperative experts, four dimensions of perioperative practice were delineated: (a) patient and family behavioural responses to surgery (26.7% of variance, alpha=0.92); (b) perioperative patient safety (10.1% of variance, alpha=0.89); (c) perioperative physiological response to surgery (5.7% of variance, alpha=0.87); and (d) the health systems required to deliver perioperative care. Dimensions extracted in this analysis served as the domains for the new perioperative nursing nomenclature.

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Some Methodologic Considerations in Nursing Diagnosis Research

Maas

Hardy

Craft

1990

International Journal of Nursing Terminologies and Classificati

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The validation of nursing diagnostic concepts, interventions, and desired outcomes is necessary for the development of nursing science. The purpose of this article is to contribute to the development of more rigorous methods for research of nursing diagnoses. Methodologic problems and issues are discussed and illustrated in the context of a descriptive study of the nursing diagnoses of patients at a large long‐term care facility. Issues surrounding the selection of setting and samples, the source and presentation of data collected, and methods used for data analysis and interpretation are described. The need for consistency among research questions, setting and sample, data collection methods, and data analysis and interpretation are emphasized. Researchers are encouraged to explicate the issues and decisions in nursing diagnosis research to encourage scholarly criticism and refinement by clinicians and scientists.

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Nursing diagnosis in the chronically ill

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Clinical Validation of Ineffective Breathing Pattern, Ineffective Airway Clearance, and Impaired Gas Exchange

Clinical Validation of Ineffective Breathing Pattern, Ineffective Airway Clearance, and Impaired Gas Exchange

Dimensions of perioperative nursing for a national specialty nomenclature

Some Methodologic Considerations in Nursing Diagnosis Research

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