Validação de definições para indicadores do resultado NOC: Autocontrole da doença cardíaca

Abstract

Validação de defi nições para indicadores do resultado NOC: Autocontrole da doença cardíaca Validation of defi nitions of the indicators for Nursing Outcomes Classifi cation outcomes: Self-management cardiac disease Validación de defi niciones para indicadores del resultado NOC: Autocontrol de la enfermedad cardíaca

Nursing diagnoses of impaired memory and chronic confusion for older adults: diagnostic content validation

“…The current study was the first study that evaluated IM and CC simultaneously for diagnostic content validation. Almost 200 (72.2%) nurses completed the DCV survey, which exceeded the minimum sample size for the required analysis and was a significant size for an online survey (21) .…”

“…Usually, an ineffective health response for a short period of time, considered reversible, reflecting in the memory and/ or in other cognitive abilities, is acute confusion (15) . However, if there are permanent difficulties (after treatment of reversible causes), the diagnosis is IM (9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24)(25)(26)(27) . Finally, if the problems reach other cognitive areas, added to demonstration of dependency, the diagnosis is CC (30,(33)(34) .…”

“…Expert nurses with a master's degree in nursing (MSN) and specialized knowledge in the field of the diagnoses studied were the desired participants (17) . Given the difficulties of meeting these criteria in web-based and validation studies, the length of time nurses worked in the clinical setting was used as an indicator of specialized knowledge in the field (21)(22) .…”

Validation of Nursing Outcomes Classification: Knowledge and Self-management for Cardiac Disease

“…However, self-monitoring is one of the critical processes for selfmanagement. 13,14 Cavalcante et al 14 reported that daily symptom monitoring is identified as an important self-care behavior in literature for patients with HF, while stimulant effects monitoring is not identified in the literature. This difference may be related to a specific cardiac condition such as HF and cardiomyopathy.…”

“…11 There is a growing number of studies using NOC outcomes focused on the care of patients with cardiac disease. [13][14][15][16] Some studies specifically focus on knowledge and self-management. Galdeano et al 16 identified the needs of patients with cardiac disease using the two NOC outcomes: Knowledge: Disease Process and Knowledge: Treatment Procedure to address the gaps in nursing knowledge.…”