Nursing diagnosis of patients with colorectal neoplasia undergoing chemotherapy treatment - a qualitative research

Silva, Priscila de Oliveira da; Gorini, Maria Isabel Pinto Coelho

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“…A summary of the main features of the articles included in the review is presented in Table 2 . Among the countries of origin of the studies, Brazil stood out with three of the four articles selected [ 7 – 8 , 10 ], of which only one was not published in Portuguese, but in Spanish [ 9 ]. Regarding the year of publication, three articles were published between 2008 and 2010 [ 8 – 10 ].…”

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“…Among the countries of origin of the studies, Brazil stood out with three of the four articles selected [ 7 – 8 , 10 ], of which only one was not published in Portuguese, but in Spanish [ 9 ]. Regarding the year of publication, three articles were published between 2008 and 2010 [ 8 – 10 ]. As for the data source, only one article used the patient’s chart in addition to the interview and physical examination [ 8 ].…”

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“…The social stigma of cancer may lead patients to experience feelings of dread in the face of disease [8]. A validation study of the content of the defining characteristics of NDs anxiety and fear [17] emphasised the difficult differentiation of these two diagnoses.…”

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“…This is because the submission to antineoplastic chemotherapy can exclude the patient from the social roles usually performed, making him feel powerless in the face of this cancer treatment modality [8], which often has an impact on the maintenance capacity of the home due to its toxic effects.…”

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Nursing diagnoses in adult/elderly patients undergoing outpatient antineoplastic chemotherapy: a review

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Gomes

Leite

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ObjectiveTo search in the scientific literature for nursing diagnoses identified in adult/elderly patients undergoing antineoplastic chemotherapy in an outpatient setting.MethodsReview of studies published in Portuguese, English, or Spanish which were searched in five electronic databases in March 2016, using the descriptors nursing process, nursing diagnosis, neoplasms, drug therapy and hospital outpatient clinic.ResultsIn the four studies selected for review, 40 nursing diagnoses were identified, namely unbalanced nutrition, less than body requirements, risk of deficient fluid volume, diarrhoea, fatigue, impaired home maintenance, deficient knowledge, disturbed body image, interrupted family processes, ineffective sexuality pattern, anxiety, powerlessness, fear, readiness for enhanced religiosity, risk of infection, impaired dentition, risk of impaired skin integrity, acute pain, and nausea.ConclusionsThe nursing diagnoses identified can support the selection of interventions and the creation of nursing guidelines in outpatient oncology services.

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“…It aimed to establish the Nursing Diagnoses prevalent in eleven patients with colorectal cancer. 23 NDs were identified based on basic human needs which were altered in this population, and the existence of the ND of Fatigue was established in three patients (4) .…”

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Validation of defining characteristics for the nursing diagnosis of fatigue in oncological patients

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Gorini

2012

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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The objective of this study was to validate the defining characteristics for the nursing diagnosis of Fatigue in adult oncological patients. It is a cross-sectional, descriptive study with a quantitative perspective, and its type is diagnostic content validation. Data collection was carried out in a University Hospital. The sample was made up of 35 expert nurses. The instrument used was subdivided into four parts. The data was analyzed by descriptive statistics. 15 defining characteristics were identified, considered secondary indicators. With an average weighting of less than 0.50, four defining characteristics were excluded. The defining characteristic Impaired social interaction, added to those described by NANDA-I after review of the literature, was validated with a weighted average of 0.71. It was concluded that the subjectivity of the defining characteristics and the difficulty nurses have in recognizing them influence the identification of this diagnosis.

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Nursing diagnosis of patients with colorectal neoplasia undergoing chemotherapy treatment - a qualitative research

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Nursing diagnoses in adult/elderly patients undergoing outpatient antineoplastic chemotherapy: a review

Nursing diagnoses in adult/elderly patients undergoing outpatient antineoplastic chemotherapy: a review

Validation of defining characteristics for the nursing diagnosis of fatigue in oncological patients

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