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KMID : 0378019930360070103
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New Medical Journal
1993 Volume.36 No. 7 p.103 ~ p.109
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Nursing Process & Application to practice
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Abstract
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The nursing process has been accepted as the essence of nursing. The nursing process is a systematic, scientific problem-solving method used by nurse and client to identify problems, plan solutions, implement care, and evaluate outcomes.
The steps of the nursing process are 1 Assessment, 2 Planning, 3 Implementation and 4 Evaluation.
The steps of community nursing process are 1 Community Health Assessment,2 Identifying Standards & Principles, 3 Setting Priorities, 4 Establishing Goals for action, 5 Selecting Method & means, 6 Formulating the Plan, 7 Formulating the Evaluation Plan, 8 Implementation, 9 Evaluation.
Thus, the nursing process is a data, collecting, decision making process that incorporates evaluation and subsequent modification as feedback mechanisms that promote the ultimate resolution of the client´s nursing diagnosis.
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