Published Nov 26, 2013
KnottyFox
8 Posts
Hello! I'm working on writing a few care plans for a healthy mom/baby. I've already completed a breastfeeding diagnosis, so my other diagnosis is "Readiness for Enhanced Parenting". I need a "family-related" diagnosis, which is why I chose this one. It's difficult to find a good diagnosis with a mom who is evidencing good parenting skills and appropriate attachment behaviors! Ugh.
My question is, does this r/t make sense?: "Readiness for enhanced parenting r/t attachment to infant as evidenced by physical contact and attentiveness to baby's needs."
I'm really struggling with my OB diagnoses for some reason. We are supposed to provide a measurable outcome, and mine is: "Throughout my shift, pt. will demonstrate a nurturing relationship with her newborn by responding to early feeding cues, providing skin-to-skin contact during baby's light sleep states, and providing face-to-face contact during baby's awake states."
I've been spending a solid couple hours in care plan books, and I'm just not sure if my diagnosis and outcome are strong enough. I've always done well with my care plans, but for some reason this OB rotation is getting me confused! Can anyone give me some insight and let me know if I'm on the right track? I already have the care plan mostly written, but want to make sure it's acceptable before I turn it in next week.
Thanks!
Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN
20,908 Posts
Tell me about the patient so I can better help
JustBeachyNurse, LPN
13,957 Posts
Do you have a nanda-I book as there are specific characteristics required to use any nursing diagnosis. Care plan books are not permitted by nanda to republish the full diagnostic criteria.