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Nursing diagnoses identified in onco-hematologic patients: a cross-mapping study

Objective:

To compare free terms from nursing records with a standard nursing diagnosis classification. Cross mapping retrospective study of nursing records of 24 medical files of patients hospitalized in an onco-hematological clinic of a university hospital in the state of Rio de Janeiro. 507 matching terms corresponding to 30 nursing diagnoses were found, validated with 194 repetitions in the 24 records, with an average of 8.1 nursing diagnoses per patient. There were predominance of diagnoses of Ineffective Protection, Risk of infection, impaired oral mucosa, Hyperthermia, risk of bleeding, fatigue, acute pain and imbalanced nutrition: less than daily needs. Building clinical protocols from the terms and nursing diagnoses found in this study is recommended, aiming at the systematization of nursing care and onco-hematology patient nursing process.

Nursing Diagnosis; Oncologic Nursing; Hematology; Nursing processes; Oncology Hospital Service


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