Revista brasileira de enfermagem · 2023
ICNP® terminological subset for people with diabetic foot ulcer in primary health care.
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Silva Halene Cristina Dias de Armada E, Acioli Sonia, Fuly Patricia Dos Santos Claro, Lins Silvia Maria de Sá Basilio, Santos Juliana Otaciana Dos, Querido Danielle Lemos, Camacho Alessandra Conceição Leite Funchal, Menezes Harlon França de
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: to elaborate an ICNP® terminological subset for people with diabetic foot ulcers in Primary Health Care.
METHODS: this is a methodological study that followed five steps: 1) Identification of relevant terms for the patients through an integrative literature review and official documents in the area; 2) Mapping of terms identified with ICNP® terms; 3) Construction of statements of nursing diagnoses, outcomes and interventions; 4) Structuring of a terminological subset with the Self-Care Deficit Theory; and 5) Content validity of statements constructed with nurses from a programmatic area in Rio de Janeiro.
RESULTS: the subset developed is composed of 81 diagnoses/outcomes and 583 nursing interventions, organized into universal, change and development requirements.
CONCLUSIONS: the subset on screen was predominantly composed of statements inserted in self-care requirements related to health changes, reinforcing the importance of quality of life and recovery.
METHODS: this is a methodological study that followed five steps: 1) Identification of relevant terms for the patients through an integrative literature review and official documents in the area; 2) Mapping of terms identified with ICNP® terms; 3) Construction of statements of nursing diagnoses, outcomes and interventions; 4) Structuring of a terminological subset with the Self-Care Deficit Theory; and 5) Content validity of statements constructed with nurses from a programmatic area in Rio de Janeiro.
RESULTS: the subset developed is composed of 81 diagnoses/outcomes and 583 nursing interventions, organized into universal, change and development requirements.
CONCLUSIONS: the subset on screen was predominantly composed of statements inserted in self-care requirements related to health changes, reinforcing the importance of quality of life and recovery.