Ontwerpen van zorg vanuit verpleegkundig perspectief (Integraal)
- 360 pages
- 13 hours of reading
This comprehensive work explores the methodology of nursing practice, emphasizing the importance of professional competence and systematic actions. It begins with an introduction to the structured approach to nursing, detailing the development of problem-oriented methodologies and standard models for nursing care design. The text delves into nursing diagnoses, offering conceptual and structural definitions, and categorizing various types of diagnoses, including actual and potential issues. The discussion extends to the results of nursing care, highlighting the significance of documenting outcomes, establishing general objectives, and defining care results. The relationship between nursing diagnoses and interventions is examined, alongside the evaluation of care results and their implications for quality standards. Further sections cover nursing interventions, detailing standardized interventions and their definitions, as well as the relationship between interventions and nursing diagnoses. Data collection processes are also addressed, emphasizing quality requirements and methods for gathering nursing data. The work explores the nursing perspective, including the functions of nursing concepts and the development of nursing theories. Decision-making in nursing is analyzed, focusing on models, diagnostic phases, and cognitive strategies. The organization of nursing knowledge is discussed, including classification systems fo