Can ICNP® be used in the nursing care of a patient with pneumonia?

Introduction. The international standard for nursing terminology included in the ICNP®, recommended by many organizations and associations, can be used in the daily professional practice to facilitate the nurses’ selection of appropriate diagnoses and nursing interventions. Aim. The aim of the study...

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