Ncm 103 Lesson 9 10 11

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NIC taxonomy domain and classes

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6 domain 26 classes

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The domains and classes are developed by

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IOWA INTERVENTION PROJECT

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Six domains

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Physiological-basic

Physiological-complex

Behavioral

Family

Health system

Safety

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Successful implementing depends on the

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quality of assessing diagnosing planning that have be done

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On going assessment occurs simultaneously with

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Implementing

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Implementation activities

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Ongoing assessment

Establishment of priority

Allocation of resources

Initiation of nursing intervention Documenting of nursing intervention

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Provides fragmented and depersonalized care

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Functional nursing

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Used frequently, cost efective

Provide more individualized care

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Team nursing

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Professional nurse assume full responsibility

There is continuity of care

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Primary nursing

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Variation of primary nursing

One nurse is responsible for all care administered to a client but responsibility for the client changes every shift

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Total client care

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Variation of primary nursing

Assigns caregiver to a small segment or "module" of a nursing unit

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Modular nursing

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Nurse assume responsibility for planning implementing coordinating in evaluating care for a given client

Regardless of the client's location and at any given time

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Case management

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A standardized language system that describe nursing intervention in all practice setting

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Nursing intervention classification

(NIC)

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Make on the spot modofications in an intervemtion

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Ongoing evaluation

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Enables the nurse to correct deficiencies in modify the care plan as needed

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Intermittent evaluation

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Evaluation of cline self-care activities with regards to follow-up care

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Terminal evaluation

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Ongoing systematic process designed to evaluate and promote excellence in the health care provided to clients

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Quality assurance program

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Three components of care

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Structure evaluation

Process evaluation

Outcome evaluation

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Focuses on the setting in which care is given

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Structure evaluation

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Focuses on how care was given

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Process evaluation

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Focuses on demonstrable changes in the client's health status as a result of nursing care

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Outcome evaluation

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The process of collecting analyzing data to evaluate effectiveness after NI it is examination or review of records

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Nursing audit

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Evaluation of a client's record after the discharge from the agency

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Retrospective audit

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Evaluation of clients health care while he is still receiving care from the agency

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Concurrent audit

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Nurses appraise the quality of care or practice performed by other qualified nurses

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Peer review

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It is the commitment and approach used to continuously improve every process in every part of an organization with the intent of meeting and exceeding customer expectations and outcomes

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Quality improvement

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Oral , written or computer based communication intended to convey information to others

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Report

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Written computer-based report

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Record