Classificação Internacional para a Prática de Enfermagem (CIPE®): uma revisão de literatura

Processo de enfermagem conforme a classificação internacional para as práticas de enfermagem: uma revisão integrativa

“…In 1996, the Alpha version of the ICNP® 9 In 2008 ICNP® version 1.1 was published, and in July of 2009 version 2.0 of the ICNP® was launched. 13 The Alpha version of the ICNP®, considered a unifying milestone, stated that this classification system would provide new vocabulary and a structure in which the existing vocabulary could be mapped and compared to other existing classification systems. In this version, the terms used by nurses worldwide were grouped and organized hierarchically.…”

“…In this version, the ICNP® was created to match the ISO Norm 18.104, referred to as Health informatics -integration of a reference terminology model for nursing. 13,23-24 ICNP® version 1.1 included the statements of nursing diagnoses, interventions and outcomes in the classification description; these statements were the outcome of the nurses' efforts to elaborate the Nursing Catalogues aimed at specific areas of professional practice. 13 Also in 2008, the WHO included the ICNP® in the Family of International Classifications (WHO/FIC).…”

“…13,23-24 ICNP® version 1.1 included the statements of nursing diagnoses, interventions and outcomes in the classification description; these statements were the outcome of the nurses' efforts to elaborate the Nursing Catalogues aimed at specific areas of professional practice. 13 Also in 2008, the WHO included the ICNP® in the Family of International Classifications (WHO/FIC). This fact was determinant for the new adjustment of the ICNP® structure to that of other classifications in the family, culminating with the launch of version 2.0 in July of 2009, during the ICN congress held in South Africa.…”

“…[8][9]13,18,[20][21][22] This classification system presents all of the elements that comprise nursing practice, because it integrates, organizes and guarantees the continuity of the information/care provided by the nursing team, thus permitting the evaluation of its efficacy and effectiveness, as well as the ability to make changes according to the results obtained during the patients' recovery. 22 In establishing the ICNP® as the central focus of this study, it was realized that this theme is current, relevant and of great interest to nurses, considering that 78% (35) of the published studies were the result of research.…”

“…9 The studies evidenced that the motivation of the ICNP® was to support the nursing practice process and increase the knowledge necessary to provide cost-effective and evidence-based quality nursing care. 6,13,[15][16][20][21][22][25][26] In other words, nurses were continuously encouraged to look at the evidence of practice, associate it with the presented data and decide upon the best method of care to be provided to the patient. 27 The ICN, in recognizing the need to establish a classification system for nursing practice, has collaborated with the expansion of the ICNP® worldwide.…”