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Testing the Validity of the Hypothesis in Nursing Diagnosis by Clinical Nurses: Analysis of Defining Characteristics and Related Factors Sachiko Kurashima 1 1Depertment of Nursing, Yamagata Prefectural University of Health Sciences Keyword: 看護診断 , 臨床看護師 , 仮説検証過程 , 診断指標 , 関連因子 , Nursing Diagnosis , Clinical Nurses , Hypothesis Testing , Defining Characteristics , Related Factors pp.5-17
Published Date 2006/3/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.7004100204
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 The present study was undertaken to analyze the processes of testing the validity of hypotheses conducted by clinical nurses about the nursing diagnosis made upon hospitalization of patients with neurological disorders and to characterize the methods by which the defining characteristics and related factors were handled in the hypothesis testing procedure. The examiner attended the mi-constructive interview of 30 patients conducted by 22 nurses upon admission to take the disease history of these patients. The records of these interviews were processed and analyzed as follows: (1) sentences related to the diagnostic hypothesis and its testing were extracted for classification of the hypothesis-testing patterns; (2) six established diagnosis were selected and compared with the NANDA's defining characteristics and related factors; and (3) characteristics of the hypothesis-testing procedure for non-established diagnoses were analyzed. 115 hypotheses were created and they were established, rejected, rated as pending or cancelled during the hypothesis-testing procedure. Of the 6 established diagnosis, four (“anxiety”,“acute pain”, “bathing/hygiene self-care deficit”and“disturbed sensory perception”) were identical to the NANDA's defining characteristics and related factors. “Impaired physical mobility”and“impaired walking”were partially discrepant from the NANDA's defining characteristics or related factors. Nurses made a diagnosis of “impaired physical mobility”on the basis of self-care behaviors such as eating behaviors, unlike the indicators used by NANDA for defining this diagnosis. A diagnosis of“impaired walking”was made on the basis of instability during walking (an indicator not used by NANDA). The study revealed that during the hypothesis-testing procedure (rejection, pending or cancellation), overlooking of latent problems or misdiagnosis can be caused by inadequate checks of defining characteristics or related factors. The results suggest the necessity of reviewing and developing the defining characteristics and related factors used for nursing diagnosis and to provide support to nurses when they learn how to make appropriate diagnosis.


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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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