Description

Get clear on nursing care planning and map the way to positive outcomes—in the classroom and in clinical practice—with the thoroughly updated Nursing Care Planning Made Incredibly Easy!®, 3rd Edition.

Learn step-by-step how to build a concept map, develop a nursing diagnosis, and choose realistic outcomes and individualized interventions. This nursing guide leads you expertly through the care plan process, backed by the Made Incredibly Easy series’ trademark humor, plentiful illustrations, and down-to-earth explanations.

Master the concepts and process of care planning …

• NEW and updated guidance on following the evidence-based standards of North American Nursing Diagnosis Association (NANDA) diagnoses, and Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC) and Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) guidelines
• Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC), and Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) guidelines
• NEW full-color design—dozens of illustrations and diagrams that outline the process of concept mapping, diagramming, and intervention planning
• NEW guidance on creating electronic plans—online access to 166 customizable care plans covering every nursing specialty, including new plans for gastric bypass, preterm labor, and cerebral palsy, plus examples of handwritten care plans
• NEW Nurse Joy and Jake offer practical advice throughout
• Breaks down the process of creating individualized care plans into easy-to-follow segments
• Guides nursing students and new nurses into the critical thinking and planning skills needed to choose appropriate, effective treatments and interventions
• Case study exercises and clinical tips to help you integrate care plan concepts and evidence-based standards with real-life situations
• Part I discusses NANDA-I, NOC, and NIC —covers assessment, nursing diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation, and integrating the concepts
• Part II integrates major nursing diagnoses with common medical diagnoses —addresses medical-surgical, maternal-neonatal, pediatric, and psychiatric diagnoses
• Chapter features include:
• Just the facts —quick summary of chapter content
• Under construction —sample concept maps and care plan components, with tips for creating individualized care plans
• On the case —visual, step-by-step instruction applied to real-life patient care scenarios
• Weighing the evidence —the latest evidence-based standards of care, demonstrated in sample care plans
• Teacher knowsbest —helpful tips and reminders to help you apply what you are learning
• Memory jogger —techniques for remembering vital content

Table of contents

Part I: Care planning using the nursing process
1. Introduction to care planning
Cheryl Brady, MSN, CNE
Noel C. Piano, RN, MS
Bette Mariani, PhD, RN
2. Assessment
Mary L. Nesbitt, BSN, MAN, RNC
Noel C. Piano, RN, MS
Marilyn D. Sellers, MSN, FNP-BC, RN-BC
3. Nursing diagnosis
Noel C. Piano, RN, MS
4. Planning
Noel C. Piano, RN, MS
Bette Mariani, PhD, RN
5. Implementation
Cheryl Brady, MSN, CNE
Valerie Flattes, APRN, MS, ANP-BC
Noel C. Piano, RN, MS
Bette Mariani, PhD, RN
6. Evaluation
Valerie Flattes, APRN, MS, ANP-BC
Bette Mariani, PhD, RN
7. Putting it all together
Carol A. Blakeman, MSN, ARNP
Part II: Nursing diagnoses by medical diagnosis
8. Medical-surgical diagnoses
Linda Carman Copel, RN, PhD, CS, DAPA
9. Maternal-neonatal diagnoses
Louise A. Aurilio, PhD, RN-BC, NE-BC
Jill Morsbach, RNC-MNN, MSN
10. Pediatric diagnoses
Susan B. Dickey, RN, PhD
Noel C. Piano, RN, MS
11. Psychiatric diagnoses
Linda Carman Copel, RN, PhD, CS, DAPA
Marilyn Little, APRN, PP
Appendix
NANDA nursing diagnoses by domain