The ISO 18.104: 2003 as Integrative Model of Nursing Terminologies

Abstract

This paper presents the ISO 18.104:2003 as an integrative model of nursing terminology.It describes the standard, studies and experiences with its use and discusses possibilities to develop knowledge in the field. The standard has been shown to be effective in developing reference terminologies, and as a standard method for interoperability and reuse. Studies have internal limitations such as language and notations unknown to nursing. Correspondence of the model with classifications used in health services and practice is incipient, which hinders its applicability and development due to the lack of examples to be analyzed and discussed. A norma se mostra efetiva para a composição de terminologias de referência e como método padrão para a interoperabilidade e reuso. Verificou-se que as pesquisas possuem limitações internas, como linguagem e notações desconhecidas pela enfermagem. DescriptorsÉ incipiente a correspondência do modelo às classificações utilizadas nos serviços e na prática, o que impede sua análise. Considera-se que há pouca correspondência do modelo às classificações utilizadas nos serviços e na prática profissional, impedindo sua aplicabilidade e evolução, pela ausência de exemplos a serem analisados e discutidos.Descritores: Enfermagem; Vocabulário Controlado; Terminologia. La norma ISO 18.104:2003 como modelo integrador de terminologías de enfermeríaEste estudio tiene como objetivo presentar la ISO 18.104:2003 como modelo integrador de terminologías de enfermería; él describe la norma, investigaciones y experiencias de su uso y discute las posibilidades del desarrollo de conocimiento en el área. La norma se muestra efectiva para la composición de terminologías de referencia y como método estándar para la interoperabilidad y uso. Se verificó que las investigaciones poseen limitaciones internas, como lenguaje y notaciones desconocidas por la enfermería. Es incipiente la correspondencia del modelo con las clasificaciones utilizadas en los servicios y en la práctica, lo que impide su análisis. Se considera que hay poca correspondencia del modelo con las clasificaciones utilizadas en los servicios y en la práctica profesional, lo que impide su aplicabilidad y su evolución, por la ausencia de ejemplos a ser analizados y discutidos.

Methodological approach for the development of terminology subsets ICNP®: an integrative review

“…It consists of adding new concepts or remodeling the existing concepts for better understanding its meaning and adjustment to the subset (5,22) . The fact that it was not mentioned in the dissertations analyzed denotes a weakness of these studies, because adding/editing terms and concepts allows the constant updating and development of this Classification, focused on its suitability to the language used in professional practice.…”

Usability of computerized nursing process from the ICNP® in intensive care units

“…It is important to highlight that in order to integrate the NP/CNP data, various nursing terminologies have been developed and studied in recent years, especially the International Classification for Nursing Practice (ICNP ® ). The ICNP ® is a structured classification to be computerized, and since version 1.0 it adopted a model of seven axes establishing nursing diagnoses, nursing interventions and outcomes for nursing care in accordance with the priority health needs of patients (11)(12)(13)(14) . In this study, the CNP for ICU is structured from the ICNP ® version 1.0.…”

The interplay between global standards and local practice in nursing

“…ISO has traditionally designed technical standards, but in recent years, it has prepared functional standards for the electronic patient record (EPR) [14] as well as an integrative model for nursing terminologies [15]. In addition, professional communities in nursing like the International Council of Nursing (ICN) 2 and North American Nursing Association (NANDA) 3 has played a key role in developing purpose-specific terminologies for nursing practice.…”