A survey of nursing documentation, terminologies and standards in European countries.

Asta Thoroddsen, Anna Ehrenberg, Walter Sermeus, Kaija Saranto
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A survey was carried out to describe the current state of art in the use of nursing documentation, terminologies, standards and education. Key informants in European countries were targeted by the Association for Common European Nursing Diagnoses, Interventions and Outcomes (ACENDIO). Replies were received from key informants in 20 European countries. Results show that the nursing process was most often used to structure nursing documentation. Many standardized nursing terminologies were used in Europe with NANDA, NIC, NOC and ICF most frequently used. In 70% of the countries minimum requirements were available for electronic health records (EHR), but nursing not addressed specifically. Standards in use for nursing terminologies and information systems were lacking. The results should be a major concern to the nursing community in Europe. As a European platform, ACENDIO can play a role in enhancing standardization activities, and should develop its role accordingly.

欧洲国家护理文献、术语和标准的调查。
进行了一项调查,以描述目前在使用护理文件,术语,标准和教育方面的艺术状态。欧洲国家的关键信息提供者是欧洲共同护理诊断、干预和结果协会(ACENDIO)的目标。收到了来自20个欧洲国家的主要举报人的答复。结果表明,护理过程是构建护理文件最常用的方法。欧洲使用了许多标准化的护理术语,其中最常用的是NANDA、NIC、NOC和ICF。70%的国家对电子健康记录(EHR)有最低要求,但没有具体解决护理问题。护理术语和信息系统的使用标准缺乏。结果应该是一个主要关注护理界在欧洲。作为一个欧洲平台,ACENDIO可以在加强标准化活动方面发挥作用,并应相应地发挥其作用。
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