Profese online 2020, 13(2):46-52 | DOI: 10.5507/pol.2020.016
Purpose: Validation of nursing diagnosis Interrupted family processes (00060) NANDA-I in the socio-cultural context of the Czech Republic.
Methods: Quantitative research using a questionnaire measuring tool and the use of Fehring's model of the validity of diagnostic content - Diagnostic Content Validity model (DCV model).
Findings: Respondents identified three main diagnostic elements of the nursing diagnosis Interrupted family processes, namely: a change in the health status of a family member, changes in family satisfaction, and changes in emotional behavior. The respondents identified the transitional situation in the family as the least comprehensible diagnostic element.
Conclusions: Nursing Diagnosis Interrupted family processes (00060) is to a limited extent comprehensible and applicable to nursing staff and family caregivers in the socio-cultural context of Central Europe.
Implications for nursing practice: Validation of diagnostic elements of nursing diagnosis supports the implementation of standardized nursing terminology in practice.
Received: November 2020; Accepted: December 2020; Prepublished online: January 2021; Published: January 2021 Show citation
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