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    The document outlines the five phases of the family health nursing process: 1) Assessment - collecting and documenting family health data 2) Diagnosis - analyzing the data to identify health problems and formulate diagnostic statements 3) Planning - analyzing diagnoses to establish priorities, set goals and formulate a nursing care plan 4) Implementation - executing the nursing care plan by doing, delegating, and recording actions 5) Evaluation - determining if goals were achieved and the effectiveness of the nursing care plan

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    The document outlines the five phases of the family health nursing process: 1) Assessment - collecting and documenting family health data 2) Diagnosis - analyzing the data to identify health problems and formulate diagnostic statements 3) Planning - analyzing diagnoses to establish priorities, set goals and formulate a nursing care plan 4) Implementation - executing the nursing care plan by doing, delegating, and recording actions 5) Evaluation - determining if goals were achieved and the effectiveness of the nursing care plan

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    The document outlines the five phases of the family health nursing process: 1) Assessment - collecting and documenting family health data 2) Diagnosis - analyzing the data to identify health problems and formulate diagnostic statements 3) Planning - analyzing diagnoses to establish priorities, set goals and formulate a nursing care plan 4) Implementation - executing the nursing care plan by doing, delegating, and recording actions 5) Evaluation - determining if goals were achieved and the effectiveness of the nursing care plan

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    Family Health Nursing Process

    It is a systemic approach to help family to


    develop and strengthen its capabilities to
    meet its health needs and solve health
    problems.
    There are five distinct phases of family health
    nursing process:
    1) Assessment phase
    2) Diagnosing phase
    3) Planning phase
    4) Implementation phase
    5) Evaluation phase
    Assessment
    (1st phase)
    It is the systemic and continuous collection,
    organization, validation and documentation of
    data.
    Assessment phase
    (Steps)
    1. Data collection
    General information
    Family structure and characteristics
    Family life and culture
    Socioeconomic aspects
    Health and medical history
    Environmental factors
    2. Data collection methods and techniques
    Observation
    Questioning
    Conversation/discussion
    Listening
    Review of family health record
    Examination
    investigations
    Cont
    3. Organization of data
    4. Validation of data
    5. Documentation of data
    Diagnosing
    (2nd phase)
    It is the second phase of nursing process, in
    which nurse interprets assessment data,
    identifies client strengths and health problems
    and formulates diagnostic statements.
    Diagnosing phase
    (Steps)
    1. Analysis of data
    To classify the problem as actual or potential.
    2. Identifying the clients strengths
    3. Making diagnosis
    Family health diagnosis is the written
    statement of family health problems/health
    needs which are assessed form analysis of
    data collected.
    Examples
    Inability to make decision to take any action
    related to misconception about family
    planning.
    Inability to recognize the exact nature of
    problem related to lack of knowledge about
    the nature and extent of problem.
    Planning
    (3rd phase)
    Planning is a deliberative systematic phase of
    the nursing process that involves decision
    making and problem solving.
    Planning phase
    (Steps)
    1. Analysis of diagnosed health problem
    2. Establishing priorities
    3. Setting goals and objectives
    4. Formulating family health nursing care plan
    Implementation
    (4th phase)
    Implementation is the phase in which the
    nurse puts nursing care plan into action.
    It involves doing, delegating and recording.
    Implementation phase
    (steps)
    Review and revise
    Mobilization of resources
    Implementation
    Documentation.
    Evaluation
    (5th phase)
    Evaluation is the fifth and last phase of the
    nursing process, in which nurse determines
    the clients progress toward goals
    achievement and effectiveness of the nursing
    care plan.
    Evaluation phase
    It includes the comparison of nursing actions
    and outcomes with the standards and criteria.
    The reason of this step is to recognize that
    either the expected goals are achieved or not.

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