Nursing diagnoses identified in onco-hematologic patients: a cross-mapping study

Sousa, Renata Miranda de; Santo, Fátima Helena do Espírito; Santana, Rosimere Ferreira; Lopes, Marcos Venícius de Oliveira

doi:10.5935/1414-8145.20150008

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“…Regarding language, ten studies were in English 20 - 21 , 23 , 25 - 26 , 30 - 31 , 33 - 35 , four in Portuguese 24 , 28 - 29 , 32 and two in Spanish 22 , 27 . Six studies were conducted in Brazil, two in Germany and Canada and the others in China, Colombia, South Korea, the Netherlands, Italy and Malaysia.…”

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“…Hopelessness - Conceptual definition: It’s an emotion 23 related to lack of hope ( 13 , of trust in something positive 13 and of meaning of life 24 . It is a negative subjective perception 22 on pain and a feeling of hopelessness of improving the prospects for the future 27 ; Operational definition: Identified through interaction (active listening and discourse analyses) 18 to recognize negative verbal reports about the future regarding the pain.…”

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Conceptual and operational definitions of the components of the nursing diagnosis Acute Pain (00132)

Correia

Duran

2017

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective:to develop the operational and conceptual definitions of the defining characteristics and related factors of the nursing diagnosis Acute Pain (00132) for nonverbal critically ill patients. Method:integrative literature review in the databases/libraries: Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System Online (MEDLINE via Pubmed), Cochrane Library, The Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL) and Latin American & Caribbean Health Sciences Literature (LILACS). Results:799 results were found in the literature, of which 80 studies were selected for full text reading and 16 were used in the elaboration of definitions for the 17 defining characteristics and three related factors of the nursing diagnosis. The gray literature, ie, thesis, dissertations, books, guidelines and dictionary was also explored to ensure the robustness needed to clarify the topics not covered by the studies. Conclusion:the definitions aim to facilitate the identification of the nursing diagnosis for nonverbal critically ill patients and to support future teaching and research on the nursing diagnosis of Acute Pain (00132).

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Conceptual and operational definitions of the components of the nursing diagnosis Acute Pain (00132)

Correia

Duran

2017

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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“…Afterwards, using the cross-mapping method 15 , the prescriptions items were related to the eight PCI areas considering identical, synonymous, similar or related terms. This procedure was independently performed by two researches (with Master's and PhD degrees in nursing).…”

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Care management: agreement between nursing prescriptions and patients' care needs

Faeda

Perroca

2016

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Objectives: analyze agreement between nursing prescriptions recorded in medical files and patients' care needs; investigate the correlation between the nurses' professional background and agreement of prescriptions. Method: descriptive study with quantitative and documentary approach conducted in the medical clinic, surgical, and specialized units of a university hospital in the interior of São Paulo, Brazil. The new validated version of a Patient Classification Instrument was used and 380 nursing prescriptions written at the times of hospital admission and discharge were assessed. Results: 75% of the nursing prescriptions items were compatible with the patients' care needs. Only low correlation between nursing prescription agreement and professional background was found. Conclusion: the nursing prescriptions did not fully meet the care needs of patients. The care context and work process should be analyzed to enable more effective prescriptions, while strategies to assess the care needs of patients are recommended.

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“…We identified 33 nursing diagnoses; the average diagnoses per patient were 7.25, range (2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16). Three of the reported nursing diagnoses were not following NANDA-I diagnoses and were excluded from the analysis; risk for chemotherapy side effects (n = 22), risk of seizure (n = 14) and vomiting (n = 4).…”

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Nursing diagnoses among oncology patients in medical units: a retrospective study of patients’ records

Othman¹,

Alosta²,

Alshraideh³

et al. 2021

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Objective Nursing care plans for oncology patients are complex and overlapping enough to warrant the need for systematised documentation that ensures high quality, flawless and comprehensive care. Addressing the patients’ needs through nursing diagnoses is the initial step that shapes the subsequent care. Therefore, the current study aimed to identify the frequent NANDA-I diagnoses reported in nursing care plans for medical oncology patients. Data sources A retrospective design was used to collect data from 260 electronic nursing care records of oncology patients admitted to medical floors at an accredited oncology centre in Jordan. Conclusion The complexity of nursing care for oncology patients can be inferred from the high number of reported nursing diagnoses. This study summarises the most common nursing diagnoses and their combinations that can be used as a guide to formulate nursing care plans for oncology patients in medical units. Implications for nursing practice Oncology nurses may refer to this study to guide and support their care and documentations to maintain a high standard of nursing practice. Besides, the reported diagnoses can be integrated to generate pre-printed, standardised nursing care plans, where diagnoses are listed for nurses to select the applicable ones for their patients. Similarly, the combinations of nursing diagnoses may guide nurses to search for a concurrent diagnosis, thus improving patients’ outcomes. This study revealed the complexity of patients’ care in medical oncology units, which alarms the nursing managers to reconsider the nurse–patient ratio in these settings to meet patients’ care demands and maintain their safety.

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Nursing diagnoses identified in onco-hematologic patients: a cross-mapping study

Cited by 10 publications

References 9 publications

Conceptual and operational definitions of the components of the nursing diagnosis Acute Pain (00132)

Conceptual and operational definitions of the components of the nursing diagnosis Acute Pain (00132)

Care management: agreement between nursing prescriptions and patients' care needs

Nursing diagnoses among oncology patients in medical units: a retrospective study of patients’ records

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