ConsensusValidationProcessAStandardizedResearch.pptVIP

Questions?? The End with Beautiful picture of Hawaii QUESTIONS? Dr. Judy Carlson Nurse Researcher PV/PHN Tripler Army Medical Center Honolulu, Hawaii NANDA-I Presentation, March 2006 Co-Presenters: NANDA Research Committee Margaret Lunney, RN, PhD (New York, U.S.) Margaret Clifford, RN, PhD (Rhode Island, U.S.) Dina Almeida Monteiro da Cruz, PhD (Nurse, Sao Paulo, Brazil) Maria Mueller Staub, MS, PhD(c) (Nurse, Bern, Switzerland) Identification and Linkage of NNN With 172 Diagnoses, 514 Interventions, 330 Outcomes, use is impractical Lists of labels Not conceptually understood or connected General linkages often not relevant and cumbersome in actual practice Pre-packaged linkages may not be relevant to specific settings Efforts to link by physiological ?? Identification and Linkage of NNN Core content and linkages needed for specific units, populations, or health foci Consensus Validation Process (CVP)-developed to accomplish this goal The Output of CVP becomes Standard of Practice for specific units, populations or health foci CVP developed as Participatory Action Research Nurses participate with researcher to construct and use knowledge Consensus Validation Definition: Process by which clinicians with expertise in particular clinical areas review a domain of knowledge relating to their expertise and work to achieve 100% consensus on the relationship of the domain of knowledge, for example diagnoses, outcomes and interventions, to one or more predetermined objectives. Steps of a Consensus Validation Process: 1. Identify purpose(s) of study, e.g., Determine core nursing diagnoses, nursing interventions, patient outcomes and their linkages Determine applicable intervention activities and outcome indicators Steps of a Consensus Validation Process: Identify clinical leaders Identify at least 3 clinicians Obtain resources Steps of a Consensus Validation Process: 5. Describe procedures, e.g. Determine the core diagnoses for the critical care u