Standardized Nursing Terminologies
Tayslen Roman Cobos
NSG 5000
October 6, 2022
Defining Standardized Nursing Terminologies in Informatics
Brief, summarized and clear communication method in nursing.
Shared language among healthcare professionals used to deliver effective, high-quality patient care.
Concise, jargon free language that allows practitioners form multicultural backgrounds to have a common understanding regarding patient care.
(DeNisco, 2021)
Benefits of Using Standardized Nursing Terminologies to Improve Patient Outcomes
Enhances communication among healthcare providers to reduce medical errors.
Improves function and unification of the multidisciplinary team as they can all connect and extract the same information due to availability of standardized, factual data in patient records.
Increases the accuracy of information disseminated, allowing advanced nurses to better the planning of concrete interventions.
Builds trust among team members since the use of standardized information is more reliable thank jargon, which could be misinterpreted
(De Groot et al., 2020)
Using NANDA-I to Improve Patient Outcomes
NANDA-I or North American Nursing Diagnosis Association-International is used to form and document a clinical judgement/ nursing diagnosis about the actual or potential reactions of an individual
.
Benefits of using NANDA-I include:
Aids in early identification of signs and symptoms resulting in fast treatment initiation.
Provides clarity and paints a picture for other team members to familiarize themselves with patient’s condition.
Enables healthcare teams to collect accurate data, enhancing the development of high-quality oriented care.
(De Groot et al., 2020)
References
De Groot, K., De Veer, A. J. E., Paans, W., & Francke, A. L. (2020). Use of electronic health records and standardized terminologies: A nationwide survey of nursing staff experiences. International Journal of Nursing Studies, 104, 103523. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijnurstu.2020.103523
DeNisco, S.M (2021). Advanced practice nursing. Essential knowledge for the profession (4th ed.) Jones & Bartlett Learning.
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Standardized Nursing Terminologies Tayslen Roman
1. Standardized Nursing Terminologies
Tayslen Roman Cobos
NSG 5000
October 6, 2022
Defining Standardized Nursing Terminologies in Informatics
Brief, summarized and clear communication method in nursing.
Shared language among healthcare professionals used to deliver
effective, high-quality patient care.
Concise, jargon free language that allows practitioners form
multicultural backgrounds to have a common understanding
regarding patient care.
(DeNisco, 2021)
Benefits of Using Standardized Nursing Terminologies to
Improve Patient Outcomes
2. Enhances communication among healthcare providers to reduce
medical errors.
Improves function and unification of the multidisciplinary team
as they can all connect and extract the same information due to
availability of standardized, factual data in patient records.
Increases the accuracy of information disseminated, allowing
advanced nurses to better the planning of concrete
interventions.
Builds trust among team members since the use of standardized
information is more reliable thank jargon, which could be
misinterpreted
(De Groot et al., 2020)
Using NANDA-I to Improve Patient Outcomes
NANDA-I or North American Nursing Diagnosis Association-
International is used to form and document a clinical
judgement/ nursing diagnosis about the actual or potential
reactions of an individual
.
Benefits of using NANDA-I include:
Aids in early identification of signs and symptoms resulting in
3. fast treatment initiation.
Provides clarity and paints a picture for other team members to
familiarize themselves with patient’s condition.
Enables healthcare teams to collect accurate data, enhancing the
development of high-quality oriented care.
(De Groot et al., 2020)
References
De Groot, K., De Veer, A. J. E., Paans, W., & Francke, A. L.
(2020). Use of electronic health records and standardized
terminologies: A nationwide survey of nursing staff
experiences. International Journal of Nursing Studies, 104,
103523. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijnurstu.2020.103523
DeNisco, S.M (2021). Advanced practice nursing. Essential
knowledge for the profession (4th ed.) Jones & Bartlett
Learning.
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