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[A patient at home; a clinical case]
Benito Del Pino Casado1, Amparo Casado Lollano, Esther Nieto García
1Los Angeles II, Centro de Salud Los Angeles, Area XI de Atención Primaria de Madrid.
Revista De Enfermeria (Barcelona, Spain)
|May 27, 2006
Summary
This study demonstrates the practical use of the Nursing Process, incorporating Gordon
Area of Science:
- Nursing
- Clinical Practice
- Healthcare
Context:
- Home care settings
- Application of standardized nursing terminologies
- Patient-centered care delivery
Purpose:
- To illustrate the integration of Gordon's functional health patterns, NANDA International (NANDA) nursing diagnoses, and the Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) system.
- To showcase the systematic application of the Nursing Process in a real-world home care scenario.
Summary:
- A clinical case study detailing a home care visit.
- Utilized Gordon's patterns for comprehensive patient assessment.
- Formulated NANDA nursing diagnoses and implemented NIC interventions for effective patient management.
Impact:
- Highlights the utility of structured nursing frameworks in home care.
- Provides a practical example for nursing education and professional development.
- Enhances understanding of evidence-based nursing practice in diverse settings.
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