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Preliminary Study on the Validity of Japanese-Translated Terminology of NANDA-I Diagnoses: Ineffective Coping, Disturbed Body-image, Activity Intolerance, Impaired Physical Mobility, and Fatigue Yuko Kuroda 1 , Kimikazu Kashiwagi 2 , Masae Oda 3 , Takao Nakaki 4 , Takako Egawa 5 , Hiroaki Yamase 6 , Yasuyuki Tanahashi 7 , Eiko Sato 8 , Kaoru Sagara 3 1School of Nursing, Kitasato University 2National College of Nursing 3Seinan Jo Gakuin University 4The Japan Red Cross College of Nursing 5Kyoto University 6Yamaguchi University 7Tokyo Rinkai Hospital 8Fujita Health University Keyword: NANDA-I看護診断 , 予備調査 , 用語検討委員会 , NANDA-I Nursing Diagnosis , Pilot Survey , Diagnosis Review Committee of Japan Society of Nursing Diagnosis pp.89-99
Published Date 2008/3/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.7004100282
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 As a preliminary study of the nation-wide research on the validity of Japanese-translated terminology in diagnostic labels, definitions, defining characteristics, related factors, the Diagnosis Review Committee of Japan Society of Nursing Diagnosis conducted a pilot survey involving 28 nurses from 12 institutions regarding their opinions about 5 NANDA-I Diagnoses: {Ineffective Coping, Disturbed Body-image, Activity Intolerance, Impaired Physical Mobility}, and Fatigue. The number of inputs about diagnostic labels and definitions is the largest for Activity Intolerance and Fatigue, followed by Ineffective Coping and Disturbed Body-image. Impaired Physical Mobility ranks lowest. As for defining characteristics, the number of inputs is the largest for Ineffective Coping and Disturbed Body-image, followed by Impaired Physical Mobility. Activity Tolerance and Fatigue have the lowest number of inputs. Concerning related factors, inputs are highest for Ineffective Coping and each of all related factors of this diagnosis was commented on. Finally, in the cases of 5 inputs, some of the defining characteristics and related factors among these 5 diagnoses are claimed to be unsuitable with regard to Japanese culture. On the basis of this study, the committee will continue to discuss translated terminology and conduct an extensive research especially on psychosocial and behavioral 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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