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Nursing Process
Nursing Process
Indriana
Rakhmawati
Nursing Process?
NURSING PROCESS
• A systematic, rational method of planning
and providing individualized nursing care
• Framework = method = formula
• Systematic approach
• Dynamic
• Interpersonal
• Patient-centered
• Goal-oriented
Quote . . .
• Nurses are responsible for a unique
dimension of healthcare – “ the
diagnosis and treatment of human
responses to actual or potential health
problems”
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE OF
THE NURSING PROCESS
Nursing process in the beginning previous to
developed :
• Nurse perform nursing care based on medical
order written by physician/doctor
• Focused on specific condition/disease, not
focused on basic needs.
• Nursing practice mengacu pada pengalaman,
bukan pada metode ilmiah
Historical ……
• Hall (1955) originated the term of nursing
process.
• Wiedenbach (1963) describe 3 steps in
nursing : observation, ministration of help,
and validation.
• Knowles (1967) “five Ds” yang
diperlukan dalam praktik keperawatan :
discover, delve, decide, do, and
descriminate.
Historical …..
• Scientific
• Holistic
• Creative
Characteristics of the
Nursing Process
• Cyclic and dynamic nature
• Client centeredness
• Focus on problem-solving and decision-
making
• Interpersonal and collaborative style
• Universal applicability
• Use of critical thinking
Steps
(Parts) PLANNING
PLANNING
IMPLEMEN
TING
EVALUATING
Assessing
• Goal :
Establish a database about the client’s
response to health concerns or illness
• Collecting data
• Organizing data
• Validating
“double-checking” or verifying data to
confirm that it is accurate and factual.
• Documenting data
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ASSESSING
• Data : bio-psiko-sosio-spiritual.
• Method : interview, physical assessment
Ketrampilan :
• observing,
• communicating
Diagnosing
• Analyzing and synthesizing data
• Goals
• Identify client strengths
• Identify health problems that can be
prevented or resolved
• Develop a list of nursing and collaborative
problems