[gemini66]

I just want to collect Nursing Care Plans for different cases you'd encountered during your hospital duty. Please help me to make it possible by sharing it. thanks and good luck! God bless!!!

to all your Nursing Care Plans!!!

[ZooMommyRN]

I'm all for sharing ideas, but I'm not comfortable with sending a 15+ page careplan that I labored intensively on for days, you may want to invest in a care planning book instead

[danibanani]

Here is a good thread about careplans-- very helpful information.

http://allnurses.com/forums/f205/des...ns-170689.html

Good luck!

[mitchdlbartolome]

I have a collection of NCP's, you can check and share it.

[APBT mom]

They probably wouldn't do you any good in your classes considering they are done for the specific illness/symptom that the patient has. You may have 15 care plans with the same diagnosis but none or the interventions, rationales, or goals will be the same because every patient's disease is different. Right now I have about 10 care plans on impaired gas exchange and the only other thing that's the same beside the diagnosis is my name.

[Daytonite]

This thread is 3 months old!

Here in the United States a patient's care plan is considered part of their medical record and, therefore, a legal document and subject to HIPAA confidentiality laws. To distribute them without the patient's consent would be illegal and a violation of their right to privacy.

Every care plan is unique. Every care plan is an expression of the nursing process. If you know the nursing process it is not that hard to put a care plan together if you know your principles of nursing.