1997•International Journal of Nursing Terminologies and ClassificationsRequires access

Mapping Nursing Intervention Data Into the Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC): Process and Rules

Sue Moorhead, Connie Delaney

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TOPIC: Uniform language in nursing is needed to clearly depict the contributions of nursing in the healthcare arena but little data related to nursing interventions and patient outcomes are standardized. PURPOSE: To investigate the feasibility of mapping nonstandardized nursing interventions into standardized language using the Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC). SOURCE: Data from a Midwest community hospital's computerized information system. CONCLUSIONS: Results demonstrate that nonstandardized nursing orders can be mapped into standardized language using the NIC.

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Key concepts: Nursing Interventions Classification, Psychological intervention, Nursing Minimum Data Set, Nursing, Nursing Outcomes Classification, Nursing process, Health care, Nursing care