Download or read book Manuel de diagnostics infirmiers written by Lynda Juall Carpenito-Moyet and published by . This book was released on 2009 with total page 769 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Comme les éditions antérieures, le nouveau Manuel de diagnostics infirmiers de Carpenito-Moyet constitue un guide pratique et facile à utiliser sur les diagnostics infirmiers et les problèmes traités en collaboration. C'est une référence indispensable pour les infirmières, les formatrices et les étudiantes. La première partie de l'ouvrage, qui couvre chaque étape de la démarche de soins, s'appuie sur la dernière version de NANDA I 2007-2008. Elle est maintenant scindée en deux sections, soit les diagnostics actuels et les diagnostics de risque, puis les diagnostics de promotion de la santé et les diagnostics de bien-être. Pour chacun, on trouve la définition, les caractéristiques et les facteurs favorisants. L'auteure y a ajouté des exemples provenant de la classification des résultats de soins infirmiers (CRSI ou NOC) et de celle des interventions (CISI ou NIC), assortis d'objectifs et d'indicateurs permettant de mesurer l'efficacité des interventions. Les interventions, générales ou particulières à certains types de patients, sont présentées en fonction des objectifs visés pour chaque diagnostic. La deuxième partie du manuel se compose de groupements de diagnostics infirmiers et de problèmes traités en collaboration en fonction de situations cliniques courantes. L'apport d'une terminologie sur les diagnostics infirmiers et les connaissances qui s'y rattachent ne peut qu'aider l'infirmière à cerner les réactions du patient et à documenter les constats et les directives à consigner au plan thérapeutique infirmier. Mme Carpenito-Moyet, qui a plus de vingt années d'expérience, apporte des éclairages précieux sur les diagnostics infirmiers et sur la façon de poser un diagnostic juste.

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Download or read book Manuel de diagnostics infirmiers written by Lynda Juall Carpenito-Moyet and published by . This book was released on 2012 with total page 892 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Cette nouvelle édition du Manuel de diagnostics infirmiers, de Carpenito-Moyet, contient toujours les notions essentielles sur les diagnostics infirmiers et les problèmes à traiter en collaboration. C'est un guide pratique et facile à utiliser. La première partie de l'ouvrage s'appuie sur la version de NANDA-I de 2009-2011. Elle est scindée en deux sections qui portent respectivement sur les diagnostics actuels et les diagnostics de risque, puis les diagnostics de promotion de la santé et les diagnostics de bienêtre. Pour chacun des diagnostics infirmiers, on trouve la définition, les caractéristiques et les facteurs favorisants ou les facteurs de risque, s'il y a lieu. Pour chacun, on a aussi des exemples tirés de la Classification de résultats de soins infirmiers (CRSI) et de la Classification des interventions de soins infirmiers (CISI), assortis d'objectifs et d'indicateurs, qui permettent d'orienter les interventions et de mesurer leur efficacité. Les interventions générales ou particulières à certains types de patients sont présentées en fonction des objectifs visés. La notion de problème à traiter en collaboration prend plus d'importance dans cette édition, dont la deuxième partie expose 22 problèmes choisis en raison de leur incidence élevée. Pour chacun, on trouve la définition, les populations à risque, les objectifs poursuivis et les interventions destinées à détecter et à atténuer le problème ainsi que leurs justifications scientifiques. La troisième partie de l'ouvrage se compose de groupements de diagnostics infirmiers et de problèmes à traiter en collaboration en fonction de situations cliniques courantes. Avec ses Notes de l'auteure, Mme Carpenito-Moyet apporte des éclairages précieux sur les diagnostics infirmiers et sur la façon de poser un diagnostic juste. Dans cette édition, elle offre à l'étudiante infirmière une méthode pour élaborer son plan de soins. La terminologie des diagnostics infirmiers et des problèmes à traiter en collaboration qui figure dans cet ouvrage, de même que les connaissances qui s'y rattachent, fournissent des outils indispensables à l'infirmière qui doit consigner ses constats et ses directives dans le plan thérapeutique infirmier.

Download or read book Manuel de diagnostics infirmiers written by Lynda Juall Carpenito and published by Elsevier Masson. This book was released on 2003 with total page 800 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Le Manuel de diagnostics infirmiers est un guide pratique et facile à utiliser qui porte sur les diagnostics infirmiers et les problèmes traités en collaboration. Cette nouvelle édition s'appuie sur la dernière version des diagnostics infirmiers de l'ANADI 2001-2002 et comprend une liste d'interventions (CISI/NIC) et de résultats (CRSI/NOC). L'information est organisée en deux parties pour aider l'utilisateur à poser un diagnostic juste, rapidement et avec confiance. La première partie couvre chaque étape de la démarche diagnostique, incluant la définition, les caractéristiques, ainsi que les facteurs favorisants des diagnostics infirmiers homologués par l'ANADI. L'auteure ajoute quelques diagnostics par souci de clarté et de précision. Chaque résultat escompté est accompagné de critères d'évaluation qui permettent de mesurer l'efficacité des interventions. Des interventions générales et des interventions particulières à certains types de clients sont présentées en fonction des résultats visés pour chaque diagnostic infirmier. La deuxième partie contient des regroupements d'énoncés diagnostiques et des problèmes traités en collaboration qui sont susceptibles de survenir dans des situations cliniques courantes. L'auteure formule des diagnostics infirmiers en y reliant des facteurs favorisants souvent présents dans de telles situations. Tout au long du manuel, l'auteure apporte des commentaires et donne des conseils pratiques appuyés sur 20 années d'expérience.

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