Copyright © 2011, 2007 by Mosby, Inc., an affiliate of Elsevier Inc. 1 Contemporary Nursing Practice Chapter 1 Overview

Copyright © 2011, 2007 by Mosby, Inc., an affiliate of Elsevier Inc. 1

Contemporary Nursing Practice

Chapter 1 Overview


Current Nursing Practice

Domain of Nursing Practice

Definitions of NursingNursing’s View of Humanity


Current Nursing Practice

Scope of Nursing PracticeDelivery of Nursing Care


Contemporary Nursing Practice

Fig. 1-1. Nurses are frontline professionals of health care.


Influences on Future Nursing Practice

Complex Health Care EnvironmentsExpanding knowledge and technology

Changing populationsCritical thinking and clinical decision making



National Patient Safety Goals

Table 1-1. National Patient Safety Goals*.



National Patient Safety Goals, continuedSBAR

Table 1-2. Guidelines for Communicating Using the Sbar.



QSEN



Healthy People Initiative

Table 1-3. Healthy People 2020.



Evidence-Based Practice

Fig. 1-2. Process of evidence-based practice.



Evidence-Based Practice, continued

Table 1-4. Five Steps of Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) Process.



Evidence-Based Practice, continuedSteps of EBP process Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5

Implementation of EBP



Fig. 1-2. Process of evidence-based practice.



Standardized Nursing Terminologies



Health Care InformaticsNursing informatics


Nursing Process in Nursing Practice

Phases of the Nursing Process

Independent and Collaborative Nursing Functions



Fig. 1-3. Nursing process.



Assessment PhaseData collection



Diagnosis PhaseData analysis and problem identification

Nursing diagnoses NANDA nursing



Diagnosis Phase, continuedDiagnostic statements Identifying the problem Etiology Signs and symptoms

Collaborative problems



Diagnostic Statements Identifying the problem EtiologySigns and symptoms



Collaborative Diagnostic Statements Identifying the problem EtiologySigns and symptoms



Planning PhasePriority setting Identifying outcomes Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC)

Determining interventions Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC)



Fig. 1-6. Integration of NANDA, NIC, and NOC into the nursing process.



Table 1-10. Example of Nanda-Noc-Nic Linkage.



Implementation PhaseDelegation and assignment



Table 1-11. The Five Rights of Nursing Delegation.



Evaluation Phase



DocumentationNursing care plansConcept mapsClinical (critical) pathways



Fig. 1-7. Concept map.

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