Glossary of key terms that make up nursing science

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Classification of Nursing Practice Terms

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Based on the results of previous committees, the 6th and 7th Terminology Review Committee for Nursing Science of the Japan Academy of Nursing Science has studied the terminology used to describe what nurses do (nursing actions) for six years since 1999, and published its findings in April 2005 as "Classification of Nursing Action Terminology".

The 8th Terminology Review Committee for Nursing Science has added two new terms to the "Classification of Nursing Practice Terms" and will publish a terminology search page as described above. The "Classification of Nursing Practice Terms" covers what nurses do in various settings, and is organized into 213 terms in 6 areas and 32 fields. For each act, a standard terminology label has been established, and for each, a definition (including synonyms) is given in I. Definition (including synonyms). Definitions (including synonyms), II. Selection of the subject, III. Points to be considered in selecting the method, IV. What is to be done in the process of implementation, and V. Expected results. The purpose of this document is to ensure "safety" and "respect for human dignity" by presenting five perspectives: I. Definition (including synonyms), II. Selection of the subject, III. Please take a look at the report and send us your comments to the address below. We will use them for future improvements.
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The "Classification of Nursing Practice Terms" can be used in a variety of ways. For example, it can be used as a teaching tool in basic education, in research, in nursing records, and in work such as explaining nursing procedures to nursing patients. In addition, in order to develop the results of this committee and prepare for future computerization, the action labels, definitions, and synonyms of the "Classification of Nursing Practice Terms" will be used,E-codeThe committee examined the following
[For details, see "Standardization of Nursing Terminology (Shared Research Representative: Keiko Suma)," a joint research project of the 2003-2004 JSPS Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research - Basic Research A: Project No. 15209072, "Research on the Improvement of Nursing Quality through the Use of Nursing Information" (Principal Investigator: Katsuya Sugata). Keiko Kazuma)"]

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