Nursing NANDA NOC NIC ICD PAE 2.0.2

This tool significantly enhances the utilization of NANDA, NIC, NOC, and PAE CIE-10 books, streamlining the development of nursing diagnoses within the nursing care process. The interface is user-friendly and practical, incorporating a comprehensive overview of various nursing processes, including target scores for NOC, NIC, and NANDA across all relevant domains.

Noteworthy features include:

• Comprehensive coverage with 540 updated care results, including 52 entirely new entries and 57 revisions.
• Evidence-based foundation.
• Clarity in clinically meaningful terminology.
• User-friendly structural design.
• Applicability across various disciplines.
• Proven effectiveness in real-world settings.
• Integration with NANDA diagnoses.

The outcomes from nursing care play a crucial role in fostering effective clinical decision-making education. NANDA (North American Nursing Diagnosis Association), established in 1982, aims to standardize nursing diagnoses through the development and refinement of nomenclature, criteria, and taxonomy.

The interconnections among NANDA diagnostic labels, NOC Results Criteria, and NIC Interventions highlight the relationship between identified problems—whether real or potential—and the objectives targeted by nursing interventions designed to address these issues.

NOC (Nursing Outcomes Classification) serves as a framework for conceptualizing, naming, validating, and classifying results derived from nursing interventions. This taxonomy includes expected results, indicators, and measurement scales, representing the specific changes anticipated in individuals, families, or communities as a result of nursing care.

NOC Result Criteria empower nursing professionals to evaluate outcomes linked to nursing practice. These criteria serve multiple purposes: practical application, research initiatives, and the training of future nurses.

The outcomes reflect the states, behaviors, or perceptions of individuals, families, or communities prior to nursing intervention. To select expected outcomes, practitioners may utilize the NOC with search options based on:

• Relationships between NOC and NANDA
• Taxonomies
• Specialty areas
• Functional patterns

NIC (Nursing Interventions Classification) represents a standardized global classification system for nursing interventions aimed at guiding individuals towards achieving expected results. This taxonomy comprises two essential components: nursing interventions and associated activities. Each intervention is defined by:

• A clear label that succinctly describes the intervention concept (e.g., Enhancement of Safety).
• A detailed definition that elucidates the intervention's scope (e.g., enhancing a patient’s sense of physical and psychological safety).
• A list of corresponding activities that the nurse selects for implementation.