Careplans

dawngloves, BSN, RN · Nov 20, 2003

Originally posted by iceNICUnurse

Do you use Nanda Nic and Noc in your NICU????

Thanks
iceNICUnurse!

Do I use who????!! :roll Sorry.Never hear of it Sigga.

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LilRedRN1973 · Nov 20, 2003

We use NIC and NOC in our regular careplans, but have not done the babies yet.

iceNICUnurse · Nov 20, 2003

Sorry! I thought everyone knew what this is.

NANDA is The North American Nursing Diagnosis Assiciaton. They have a whole system of nursing diagnosing. We use this system all over here in small Iceland and now we are updating our careplans according to this (they are changing the system a little bit so we have to redo all the work).

NIC is Nursing Interwention Classification and is used with this diagnosing system and NOC is Nursing Outcome Classification.

I am not really good at this thing but now I am in a group in my unit that is reneving all our careplans. It is a lot of work since NICU is so different from everything else.

I was hoping that maby some of you knew where to find some careplans so I could look at them ans see how it is done in other hospitals.

Thanks Again!

dawngloves, BSN, RN · Nov 20, 2003

Ohhhhh! been a while since I wrote a "real" care plan. :lol We use CPGs. I think that is a hospital thing though.

sandykukur · Sep 19, 2006

I am not really good at this thing but now I am in a group in my unit that is reneving all our careplans. It is a lot of work since NICU is so different from everything else.

I have the same problem.

Daytonite, BSN, RN · Sep 20, 2006

iceNICUnurse. . .I have a file of web links to samples of care plans that people have put on the Internet that I use to post for students looking for examples. None of them are ICU or NICU related, however. I think that perhaps you are going to have to be a trend-setter with this. I have quite a bit of information from NANDA, including the NOC outcomes and NIC activities. Feel free to PM me anytime you are looking for help with careplan writing.