The nursing process in the administration of vaccines
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Palop Muñoz J et ál. Guía clínica para la administración de vacunas. Metas de Enferm sep 2011; 14(7): 27-31
Authors
1Josefa Palop Muñoz, 2Teresa Santonja Pastor, 3Josefa Montón Campos, 4Soledad Giménez Campos, 5Pilar Geraldo Pérez, 5Estefanía Viudes
Position
1Profesora de la Escuela Universitaria de Enfermería “La Fe”, Valencia.2Enfermera del Hospital Universitario “La Fe”, Valencia.3Área de Enfermería Médico-Quirúrgica.
Contact address
Josefa Palop Muñoz. Escuela Universitaria de Enfermería “La Fe”, Hospital Universitario “La Fe”. Avda. Campanar, 21. 46009 Valencia.
Contact email: palop_jos@gva.es
Abstract
Method: bibliographic search in databases in Spanish, with key words: process & attention & nurse & vaccine; attention & nursing & vaccine; vaccination & NIC & NOC, or NIC & NOC & care plan & vaccination or care plan & vaccination. Elaboration of a list of possible nursing diagnoses using the NANDA classification, selection of outcome criteria (NOC) and associated nursing interventions (NIC). Elaboration of a table template grouping NANDA diagnoses with outcome criteria (NOC) and nursing interventions (NIC).
Results: when the attitude of the user is positive towards the act of vaccination, care plans for this process may be grouped under “Disposition/Readiness” to improve the state of immunization (00186). Using the diagnoses as the start point, and for each of these diagnoses, outcome criteria (NOC) and the pertinent nursing interventions (NIC) will be developed.
Conclusions: the utilisation of standardised care plans when assessing diagnoses, outcomes and nursing interventions make it possible for the professional to have a general vision of the care to be given to each user, facilitating focalisation and enhancing individualisation by taking into account the idiosyncrasy of each individual.
Keywords:
Clinical guide; NANDA; NIC; NOCVaccines
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