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Lydia Hall
introduced the term
nursing process
1955
Johnson
, Orlando and
Wiedenbach
were among the first to use it to refer to a series of phases describing the practice of nursing
1963
Purpose of the Nursing Process
To identify a client's
health
status and
actual
and potential health care problems or needs
To establish
plans
to meet
identified
needs
To deliver specific
nursing interventions
to meet those needs
Characteristics of the Nursing Process
Cyclic
and
dynamic
Client-centered
An
adaptation
of problem solving process
Decision-making
is involved in every phase
Interpersonal
and
collaborative
Universal
Use of
critical thinking
Phases of Nursing Process
1.
Assessment
2.
Diagnosis
3.
Planning
4.
Implementation
5.
Evaluation
Assessment
1.
Collecting
Data
2.
Organizing
Data
3.
Validating
Data
4.
Documenting
Data
Nursing Diagnosis
A
clinical
judgment about individual, family, or community
responses
to actual and potential health problems/life processes
Provides basis for the selection of nursing
interventions
to achieve outcomes for which the nurse is
accountable
Steps in Diagnosis
1.
Analyzing
data
2. Identify
health
problems,
risks
and strengths
3. Formulate
diagnostic
statements
Steps in Planning
1.
Priority
Setting
2. Establishing client
goals
/
desired
outcomes
3. Selecting
nursing
interventions
4. Writing
individualized
interventions
Implementing Skills
1.
Cognitive
2.
Interpersonal
3.
Technical
Steps in Implementing
1.
Reassessing
the client
2. Determining the nurse's need for
assistance
3. Implementing the nursing
interventions
4. Supervising the
delegated
5. Documenting nursing
activities
Steps in Evaluating
1. Collecting data related to
desired outcomes
2. Comparing data with
outcomes
3. Relating nursing activities to
outcomes
4. Drawing
conclusions
about problem status
5. Continuing,
modifying
, or
terminating
the nursing care plan
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