Representing nursing assessment documentation with ICNP.

Denise M, Goldsmith; Hyeon-eui, Kim; Jeeyae, Choi; Howard S, Goldberg; Patricia C, Dykes

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Representing nursing assessment documentation with ICNP.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 08 Jan 2010 English Journal:AMIA ... Annual Symposium proceedings. AMIA Symposium (issn: 1942-597X,

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Authors: Denise M, Goldsmith; Hyeon-eui, Kim; Jeeyae, Choi; Howard S, Goldberg; Patricia C, Dykes;

pmid: 18999149

Representing nursing assessment documentation with ICNP.

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The purpose of this study was to identify key concepts and semantic relations necessary to represent standardized and local patient assessment items in an electronic documentation system and to evaluate the degree to which coverage of both are represented by ICNP. A total of 805 unique assessment concepts were identified. Forty-three percent had exact matches in ICNP, and an additional 20% had matches in the ICNP classified as narrower, broader or other.

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Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital
United States

Keywords

Internationality, Vocabulary, Controlled, Nursing Records, Terminology as Topic, Nursing Informatics, Nursing Assessment, Boston, Semantics

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