One step in the integration process is the development of a ...

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One step in the integration process is the development of a uniform definition of terms, or language. The American Nurses Association sponsors the Congress of Nursing Practice Steering Committee on Databases.
 
  Which of the following is a primary goal of this steering committee? 1. Categorize interventions that nurses carry out.
  2. Measure client outcome position.
  3. Develop a mapping system to link various classification schemes.
  4. Identify client care problems that nurses treat independently.

Question 2

Which of the following statements by a nurse who is planning to being leading family meetings reflect a need for additional education before she conducts the meetings?
 
  1. I must be sure to provide plenty of time so I can listen to each of the family members.
  2. I plan to direct my attention to the family's identified strengths and concerns.
  3.  It is important for me to help clarify each of the family member's beliefs.
  4. It is best if I wait to hold a meeting until the family asks for this action.

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Answer to Question 1

3
Rationale: A primary goal of the Congress of Nursing Practice Steering Committee on Databases is to develop a mapping system to link the various classification schemes. This would allow for the development of national data sets for use by nursing. The following are actually special classification systems: categorize interventions that nurses carry out is NIC; identify client care problems that nurses treat independently is NANDA; measure client outcome is NOC.

Answer to Question 2

4

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1 Time for listening to all family members is important in family meetings.
2 Attention to the family's identified strengths and concerns is a purpose of family meetings.
3 Clarifying family member's beliefs is a purpose of family meetings.
4 Families will often not request a family meeting because they are not accustomed to this family-focused nursing action. The nurse should lead this action.

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