Nursing diagnosis : application to clinical practice / Lynda Juall Carpenito-Moyet.

Includes bibliography and index

Contents

Section One. Nursing Diagnosis in the Nursing Process
One. Development of Nursing Diagnosis
Nursing Diagnosis: Process or Outcome?
The North American Nursing Diagnosis Association
NANDA Taxonomy

Two. Types and Components of Nursing Diagnoses
Risk and High-Risk Nursing Diagnoses
Possible Nursing Diagnoses
Wellness Nursing Diagnoses
Syndrome Nursing Diagnoses
Non-NANDA-Approved Diagnoses
Diagnostic Statements

Three. Nursing Diagnosis: What It Is, What It Is Not
Understanding Collaborative Problems
Collaborative Problem Diagnostic Statements
Differentiating Nursing Diagnoses From Collaborative Problems

Four. Nursing Diagnoses: Assessment and Diagnosis

Five. Planning Care With Nursing Diagnosis
Are Care Plans Necessary?
The Care Planning Process
Implementation
Evaluation
Multidisciplinary Care Planning
Care Planning Systems
Case Study Applications of Care Planning

Six. Nursing Diagnoses: Issues and Controversies
Why Can't We Just Use the Words We've Always Used?
Other Disciplines Will Not Understand Our Diagnoses
Clients Will Not Understand Our Diagnoses
Nurse Practitioners, Nurse Anesthetists, and Nurse Midwives Do Not Need Nursing Diagnoses
Nursing Diagnoses Are Not Culturally Sensitive
Nursing Diagnosis Is Unethical
Nursing Diagnoses Can Violate Confidentiality

Section Two. Manual of Nursing Diagnoses
Section Three. Manual of Collaborative Problems