Utilización de las taxonomías NANDA, NOC, NIC en la práctica pre-profesional de internos de enfermería de la Universidad de Cuenca. 2019

Abstract

Antecedents: the NANDA, NOC and NIC taxonomies provide Nursing Professionals with a better description of the nursing process, for the purpose of quality care that ensures the welfare of a person, family or community; and the communication among interdisciplinary professionals to monitor the effectiveness and compliance of care. General objective: to determine the use of the NANDA, NOC, NIC taxonomies in the Pre-professional practice of the nursing interns of the University of Cuenca 2019. Methodology: study with a quantitative approach, descriptive, of transversal cut. The universe was stablished, which was formed by 106 interns of nursing and the sample was 97. The technique used was the survey, validate with pilot test. The date analysis was done through programs SPSS 24. The results are presented by charts. Results: the study population is mostly between 23-24 years old, with a predominance of women (77.3%), coming from the highlands (90.7%), residents in the urban area (68%) and hospital pre-professional practice area (52.6%). From the total sample studied, the 63.9% have theoretical basic knowledge about the NANDA, NOC and NIC taxonomies, the 64.9% know how to elaborate a care plan based on taxonomies; nevertheless, the 66.1% do not use the taxonomies in healthcare practice. Conclusions: the Nursing Career interns do not use the NANDA, NOC and NIC taxonomies in daily care practice.