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The Relevancy for NANDA's Nursing Diagnoses Yuko Yamamoto 1 , Mitsuko Matsuki 2 , Eiko Otani 1 , Takako Egawa 1 , Chie Ogasawara 1 , Yuko Ohno 1 1Osaka University 2Fukui Medical University Keyword: 看護診断 , NANDA , 適切性 , Nursing diagnoses , NANDA , Relevancy pp.100-107
Published Date 1998/3/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.7004100013
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 The purpose of this study is to investigate the relevancy for NANDA's Nursing Diagnoses, and the problems of using them. The sample consisted of 380 nurses who had experience using nursing diagnosis. The relevancy of 109 NANDA's Nursing Diagnoses were evaluated. The results were as follows: 1. Nursing diagnoses that over 95%of subjects reported “relevant”were diarrhea, sleep-pattern disturbance, constipation, anxiety, impaired swallowing, impaired verbal communication, toileting self-care deficit, bathing/hygiene self-care deficit; 2. Nursing diagnoses that below 50%of subjects reported “relevant”were unilateral neglect, spiritual distress, rape-trauma syndrome: compound reaction, rape-trauma syndrome: silent reaction; 3. 1,639 open-ended comments regarding lowest relevancy using NANDA's Nursing Diagnoses were classified into 8 categories. (1) The translation to Japanese was unsuitable. (2) The diagnoses could be covered by another one. (3) Nurses could not understand the definition of the diagnoses. (4) Nurses felt difficulties to diagnose. (5) Nurses regarded the diagnoses as collaborative problems. (6) The diagnoses were rarely used in nursing practice. (7) There was cultural gap between North America and Japan. (8) Nurses could not find nursing intervention for the diagnoses. These findings suggest that it is needed that development of nursing diagnoses.


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電子版ISSN 2758-643X 印刷版ISSN 1341-3007 日本看護診断学会

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