validação de conteúdo das atuais e de novas características definidoras do diagnóstico de enfermagem débito cardíaco diminuído validación de contenido de las actuales y nuevas características que definen el diagnostico de enfermería: disminución del gasto cardíaco content validation of current and new defining characteristics of the nursing diagnosis: decreased cardiac output
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OBJETIVO: Validar el contenido de las características definidoras, tanto de las actualmente aprobadas como las identificadas por medio de una revisión de la literatura, para el diagnóstico de enfermería: disminución del gasto cardíaco. MÉTODOS: Se trata de un estudio de validación de contenido utilizando el modelo propuesto por Fehring. Las características definidoras fueron validadas por 18 expertos (ocho enfermeros y diez médicos), usando una escala de tipo Likert de cinco puntos y siguiendo la siguiente clasificación: las con puntaje mayor que 0,80 fueron consideradas como características principales; las con peso entre 0,50 y 0,79 como secundarias; y, las con promedio menor o igual a 0,50, como irrelevantes. RESULTADOS: Entre las 79 características definidoras investigadas, 38 (48,1%) fueron validadas, entre ellas, 17 se encuentran presentes en la NANDA-I y, 41 (51,9%) fueron consideradas como irrelevantes para este diagnóstico, siendo que ocho están listadas en la NANDA-I. CONCLUSIÓN: Las características definidoras listadas actualmente en la clasificación de la Taxonomía de la NANDA-I no abarcan completamente el diagnóstico de enfermería: disminución del gasto cardíaco.
OBJECTIVE: To validate the content defining characteristics of the currently approved and of those identified through reviewing the literature, for the nursing diagnosis: decreased cardiac output. METHODS: Is a content validation study using the model proposed by Fehring. The defining characteristics were validated by 18 experts (eight doctors and ten nurses), using the five points Likert scale and according to the following classification: scores higher than 0.80 were considered as the main features; those with weight between 0, 50 and 0.79 as secondary; and, those with average less than or equal to 0.50 as irrelevant. RESULTS: Of 79 defining characteristics investigated, 38 (48.1%) were validated, among which 17 were present in NANDA-I, and 41 (51.9%) were considered as irrelevant to this diagnosis, of these, eight are listed in NANDA-I. CONCLUSION: The defining characteristics currently listed in the NANDA-I classification taxonomy do not completely cover the nursing diagnosis: decreased cardiac output.
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| Authors | ;Juliana de Lima Lopes;Denise Altino;de Cássia Gengo e Silva |
| Journal | ecology and society |
| Year | 2010 |
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