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Nursing Informatics
Healthcare Management

Background:

Nursing documentation is crucial for patient care continuity and data integrity.
Inconsistent nursing observations and documentation can lead to patient data volatility.
Standardized nursing care plans are essential for mitigating these issues.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a structured knowledge model for nursing observation and action using the NursingNAVI® system.
To analyze nursing documentation for post-gastrectomy patients against a standardized care plan.
To create a thinking process support system for daily nursing activities.

Main Methods:

Development of a structured knowledge model based on NursingNAVI® content.
Analysis of nursing care documentations for post-gastrectomy patients.
Creation of a thinking process support system for planning, delivering, recording, and evaluating nursing care.

Main Results:

Identified "failure to observe" and "failure to document" in nursing records, causing data volatility.
Demonstrated that a standardized nursing care plan could prevent these failures.
A hospital adopted NursingNAVI® content into their Hospital Information System (HIS).

Conclusions:

The NursingNAVI® system and its associated thinking process support system enhance nursing practice.
Implementation can lead to reduced planning and recording times for nurses.
The system shows potential for nursing on-the-job training (OJT) and improved data consistency.