[Requirements for the definition of nursing terms from the viewpoint of nursing science]

¹Universität Hamburg, Inst: f. Berufs- und Wirtschaftspädagogik.

|April 16, 1998

Abstract:

Firstly the article develops requirements for definitions of nursing terminology. Secondly the Alpha-Version of the ICNP (International Classification of Nursing Practice), published in 1996, is examined according to these requirements. The author comes to the conclusion that the definitions developed on the basis of the ICNP do not suffice for the complexity and various dimensions of nursing practice and science.

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