Importance Of Nursing Process In Nursing

9. Nursing process, (M6).

Nursing process refers to the practice that nurses utilize to manage client care. This process deals with the way nurses think and function in organizing and providing clinical client care. This becomes deep-rooted in their subconscious and are utilized in providing care. It encompasses different steps which are:

• Assessment

• Diagnosis

• Planning

• Implementation

• Evaluation It can be said to be the summation of all the collective stages leading to the achievement of an objective and it is continuous going from one point to another towards achieving a goal. It recognizes a health necessity of patients with regards to meeting their socio-cultural, emotional, physiological, psychological, developmental and spiritual needs within the context of daily living. Subsequently, following the recognition of the need, the nurse employs the nursing care plan as an on paper document written based on the information/data acquired from patient and other significant sources.

CRITICAL EVALUATION

Personal Life

The nursing process takes account of assessment, nursing diagnosis, planning, implementation and evaluation (ANPIE) of the holistic nature of the individual patient’s health circumstances. While attending to my patient’s needs, my scrutiny is often grounded on the understanding, clarification and synthesis of the collected data with relation to the patients’ healthcare history /problem etc thereby assisting me in making appropriate patient