Profese online 2015, 8(1):8-16 | DOI: 10.5507/pol.2015.002

THE USAGE NURSING CLASSIFICATION OF NIC IN THE INTENSIVE CARE

Jitka Hůsková, Petra Juřeníková
Department of Nursing, Faculty of Medicine, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic

Background: Implementation of the International Classification of NIC in conditions intensive care in the Czech Republic.

Aim: The aim of this enquiry was the choice of interventions NIC of the classification system, which are marked by nurses as usable minimaxy once a week in the clinical practice of intensive care.
This contribution maps the posibility of the usage of chosen interventions of classification system Nursing Interventions Classification NIC, which will be used for the future implementation in the intensive care sector. The aim of this enquiry was the choice of interventions NIC of the classification system, which are marked by nurses as usable minimaxy once a week in the clinical practice of intensive care.

Methods: Reaches the specific interventions NIC 75% threshold for counting records in the category of daily and weekly care has been identified as an intervention NIC, which is applicable at least once a week in clinical care intensive care environment. The quantitative analysis of 386 records with 184 interventions NIC in the clinical practice, by 12 health service proveders in the Czech Republic. Pearson' s chi quadrat (p≤0,05) was used for the statistic comparison of the data from the individual clinical workplaces.

Results: By the quantitative analysis was confirmed 46 interventions NIC of Classification system which possible usage in clinical intensive care minimally once a week in the CR. In comparison with the data distribution at individual clinical workplaces, there were not found any significant differences in minimal weekly usage indication at 14 NIC intervention of the classification system. There were found some differences in usage marking in 32 interventions NIC classification system by nurses at some workplaces. Higher frequency of presence was recorded by Anesthesiologic Resuscitation ward nurses.

Conclusions: Analysis from 184 intervention NIC confirms the possibility 46 of serviceability of classification system NIC in our country. There are interventions, which usage in clinical care workplaces Anesthesiologic Resuscitation ward, Intensive Care Unit surgery minimally once a week. These interventions NIC undergo expert validation.

Keywords: standard terminology, classification system Nursing Interventions Classification NIC, Intensive Unit Care (ICU)

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Hůsková, J., & Juřeníková, P. (2015). THE USAGE NURSING CLASSIFICATION OF NIC IN THE INTENSIVE CARE. Profese Online, 8(1), 8-16. doi: 10.5507/pol.2015.002
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