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4th ed.

St.Louis : Mosby Elsevier, c2008

xxiii, 912 s. : il. ; 23 cm

ISBN 978-0-323-05408-9 (brož.)

Obsahuje bibliografické odkazy a rejstřík

000044658

Detailed Contents // PART ONE Nursing Outcomes Classification: Development, Refinement, and Use in Practice, Research, and Education, 1 // 1 Outcome Development and Significance, 3 // Outcome Development in Health Care, 3 Outcome Development in Nursing, 5 A Conceptual Model of Outcomes, 8 Creation of a Common Nursing Language, 10 Contribution to Knowledge Development, 17 Issues and Implications of Research With NOC Outcomes, 18 Summary of Phase III Research Results, 18 Summary, 20 // 2 The Current Classification, 28 // The Classification, 29 Summary, 57 // 3 Using NOC in Clinical Settings, 59 // Selecting the Outcome, 59 // Completing the Outcome, 64 // Implementing NOC in Practice, 69 // Implementing NOC in Electronic Systems, 73 // Licensing the Outcomes, 75 // Case Studies, 75 // Summary, 83 // 4 Using NOC in Education and Research, 85 // Implementing NOC in Educational Programs, 85 // Selecting the Standardized Language(s), 85 Implementation Strategies, 86 // Aids for Curriculum Development and Teaching, 86 Case Study, 93 Using NOC in Research, 101 Evaluating the Classification, 101 // Implementing Nursing Outcome Classification in an Electronic Documentation System for Research, 102 // Summary, 117 // PART TWO NOC Taxonomy, 121 // Overview of the NOC Taxonomy, 123 // Development of the Taxonomy for NOC, 123 Revisions Made in the Taxonomy Since Its Creation, 123 Coding of the Classification, 124 // xvi Detailed Contents // PART THREE Outcomes, 145 // Abuse Cessation, 147 Abuse

Protection, 148 Abuse Recovery, 149 Abuse Recovery: Emotional, 150 Abuse Recovery: Financial, 152 Abuse Recovery: Physical, 153 Abuse Recovery: Sexual, 154 Abusive Behavior Self-Restraint, 156 Acceptance: Health Status, 158 Activity Tolerance, 159 Acute Confusion Level, 160 Adaptation to Physical Disability, 161 Adherence Behavior, 163 Adherence Behavior: Healthy Diet, 165 Aggression Self-Control, 167 Agitation Level, 169 Alcohol Abuse Cessation Behavior, 171 Allergic Response: Localized, 173 Allergic Response: Systemic, 174 Ambulation, 176 Ambulation: Wheelchair, 177 Anxiety Level, 178 Anxiety Self-Control, 180 Appetite, 181 // Aspiration Prevention, 182 Asthma Self-Management, 183 Balance, 185 Blood Coagulation, 186 Blood Glucose Level, 187 Blood Loss Severity, 188 Blood Transfusion Reaction, 189 Body Image, 190 // Body Mechanics Performance, 192 // Body Positioning: Self-Initiated, 193 // Bone Healing, 194 // Bowel Continence, 196 // Bowel Elimination, 197 // Breastfeeding Establishment: Infant, 198 // Breastfeeding Establishment: Maternal, 199 // Breastfeeding Maintenance, 201 // Breastfeeding Weaning, 203 // Burn Healing, 205 // Burn Recovery, 206 // Cardiac Disease Self-Management, 208 Cardiac Pump Effectiveness, 211 Cardiopulmonary Status, 213 Caregiver Adaptation to Patient Institutionalization, 215 Caregiver Emotional Health, 217 // Caregiver Home Care Readiness, 219 Caregiver Lifestyle Disruption, 221 Caregiver-Patient Relationship, 223 Caregiver Performance: Direct

Care, 224 Caregiver Performance: Indirect Care, 225 Caregiver Physical Health, 226 Caregiver Role Endurance, 227 Caregiver Stressors, 228 Caregiver Well-Being, 230 Child Adaptation to Hospitalization, 231 Child Development: 1 Month, 233 Child Development: 2 Months, 234 Child Development: 4 Months, 235 Child Development: 6 Months, 236 Child Development: 12 Months, 237 Child Development: 2 Years, 238 Child Development: 3 Years, 239 Child Development: 4 Years, 240 Child Development: 5 Years, 241 Child Development: Middle Childhood, 242 Child Development: Adolescence, 243 Circulation Status, 245 Client Satisfaction, 247 Client Satisfaction: Access to Care Resources, 249 // Client Satisfaction: Caring, 250 Client Satisfaction: Case Management, 252 Client Satisfaction: Communication, 254 Client Satisfaction: Continuity of Care, 256 Client Satisfaction: Cultural Needs Fulfillment, 258 // Client Satisfaction: Functional Assistance, // 260 // Client Satisfaction: Pain Management, 261 Client Satisfaction: Physical Care, 263 Client Satisfaction: Physical Environment, 265 Client Satisfaction: Protection of Rights, 267 Client Satisfaction: Psychological Care, 269 Client Satisfaction: Safety, 271 Client Satisfaction: Symptom Control, 272 Client Satisfaction: Teaching, 273 Client Satisfaction: Technical Aspects of Care, 275 // Cognition, 277 Cognitive Orientation, 279 Comfort Status, 280 Comfort Status: Environment, 281 Comfort Status: Physical, 282 Comfort Status: Psychospiritual, 283 // Detailed

Contents XVÜ // Comfort Status: Sociocultural, 284 Comfortable Death, 285 Communication, 287 Communication: Expressive, 288 Communication: Receptive, 289 Community Competence, 290 Community Disaster Readiness, 291 Community Disaster Response, 293 Community Health Status, 295 Community Health Status: Immunity, 297 Community Risk Control: Chronic Disease, // 298 // Community Risk Control: Communicable Disease, 300 // Community Risk Control: Lead Exposure, // 302 // Community Risk Control: Violence, 304 Community Violence Level, 305 Compliance Behavior, 306 Compliance Behavior: Prescribed Diet, 308 Compliance Behavior: Prescribed Medication, 310 // Concentration, 312 // Coordinated Movement, 313 // Coping, 314 // Decision-Making, 316 // Depression Level, 317 // Depression Self-Control, 319 // Development: Late Adulthood, 321 // Development: Middle Adulthood, 324 // Development: Young Adulthood, 326 // Diabetes Self-Management, 328 // Dignified Life Closure, 331 // Discharge Readiness: Independent Living, 333 // Discharge Readiness: Supported Living, 334 // Discomfort Level, 335 // Distorted Thought Self-Control, 337 // Drug Abuse Cessation Behavior, 338 // Electrolyte