ICNP® nursing diagnoses and outcomes for community mental health based on the Tidal Model.
Carlon Washington Pinheiro, Ana Ruth Macedo Monteiro, Maria Célia de Freitas and 3 others
PMID 40802365WHAT IT FOUND
426 ICNP nursing diagnosis and outcome statements were constructed for community mental health using the Tidal Model.
Most were not already in ICNP 2019/2020, and content validation is still needed.
Key findings
01426 ICNP nursing diagnosis and outcome statements were constructed for community mental health and categorized using the Tidal Model.
02Of the 426 statements, 280 (65.7%) had no possible equivalence with pre-coordinated ICNP 2019/2020 statements.
03Self-domain statements were most numerous, followed by other-domain and world-domain.
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What it does not show
No patients, families or nurses were studied, so this does not test whether the statements improve care or documentation. Content validation of operational definitions had not yet been done. Results were not aligned with the newer ISO 18.104:2023 standard because it was not published in time. Most constructed statements (280 of 426) had no equivalence with pre-coordinated ICNP 2019/2020 statements, so they are not currently standard terminology. The work relied on authors' consensus and manual mapping, not external validation.
Declared interests
The article reports funding by the Ceará Foundation for Support of Scientific and Technological Development; no conflict of interest statement is given in the supplied text.
The easy way to misread this
Do not read the 426 statements as validated ICNP nursing diagnoses and outcomes or as evidence that using them improves patient care. They were constructed from documents and expert consensus, and content validation is still needed.