What is the nursing process?
The nursing process is a systematic and organized approach that nurses use to provide patient-centered care. It is a problem-solving framework that consists of five key phases: assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation. During the assessment phase, nurses gather information about the patient's condition and needs. Based on this information, a nursing diagnosis is formed to identify the patient's health-related problems. In the planning phase, nurses develop a care plan that addresses the patient's needs and goals. Implementation refers to the actual delivery of care in accordance with the care plan. Finally, the evaluation phase involves monitoring the patient's progress and determining the effectiveness of the care provided. By following this process, nurses can provide high-quality, individualized care to their patients.
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