Exemplos de uso de This taxonomy em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
This taxonomy presents three categories.
On the other hand, DBNeT will adapt itself to this calendar to release a version which will contain this taxonomy at the end February 2010.
This taxonomy is based on aspects such as facilities, access to services, lack of medication and equipment.
The terms the nurses used to describe the activities they performed were aligned with this taxonomy and fit into the most pertinent domains and classes.
This taxonomy, currently in its fifth edition, is composed of seven domains, 31 classes and 490 nursing results.
The short time for elaborating and submitting this ND to the NANDA-I DDC is considered to be a limiting factor for the study,bearing in mind that this taxonomy is updated every two years.
However, it is also necessary to validate this taxonomy in the real-life environment and subsequently assess the clinical applicability of nursing outcomes.
There are four other domains specific to critical patients and, though not included in this taxonomy, they are related with the domains safety/protection 1, activity/rest 2 and comfort 1.
In recent years, this taxonomy was evaluated and updated considering the strategic and technological advances incorporated into the educational environment.
The results obtained in this study were sent to the Diagnosis Development Committee DDC of the NANDA-I,responsible for analyzing proposals for new diagnoses for this taxonomy, and were approved and published in its most recent edition with some modifications such as maintaining the risk factor of hyperthermia.
This taxonomy of vices, first drawn up by Eastern Christian monks, is such an accurate device for diagnosing human behavior that even atheists like to read such books- and write them.
The Nursing Interventions Classification NIC is among the various classification systems referring to the interventions to be used with the nursing process. This taxonomy, of North American origin and worldwide scope, was developed in order to document and communicate nursing care by integration of data in computer systems, and provides a source of data for research.
Using this taxonomy also permitted the various dimensions of care, from physiological to psychosocial, to be taken into account, thereby increasing the number of activities performed by the nursing team.
The recommendation to implement studies using this taxonomy will contribute to the generation of new knowledge and hypotheses, contributing to the advancement of Brazilian nursing.
This taxonomy was built around four concepts: good living conditions; the need for access to health technologies able to improve or prolong life; the need to be welcomed and for an emotional bond between users and health care professionals and self-care in the way of“living life”.
Or really, I should say, two species are, because this taxonomy doesn't only apply just to animals. It applies to plants and bacteria and Archaea and all sorts of things, so it's actually a broader thing than just animals.
This taxonomy is composed of four major groups of health needs, which include: good living conditions; guarantee of access to all the technologies which improve and prolong life; user embracement or attachment with a health professional or team; autonomy and self-care in the choice of the way of"leading one's life.
Similarly, we consider important to include this taxonomy as a teaching tool in graduation courses, since students, professors, and nurses who work directly in the field show lack of knowledge on this classification.
This taxonomy consists of a classification of statements on what is expected that students learn from instruction. The 10 goals of the DLO were listed and arranged in the knowledge dimension and the cognitive process dimension recommended by the taxonomy. .
Even though the diagnoses proposed for this taxonomy are well-acknowledged and applied in diverse situations and settings, they are not static, since research in specific populations may enable their improvement.
This taxonomy consists of four categories: the first brings the need for good living conditions; the second category refers to the need for access to health technologies able to improve or prolong life; category three includes the need for bonding between the user and the provider; and the last category, the need for autonomy and self-care in the way of living life.
In addition to the categories proposed by this Taxonomy, another two categories have emerged from the analysis of the statements: the first refers to the forms of identification of the health needs and the second to meeting these needs.
This double taxonomy shows the interest through the emphasis on one or another perspective without considering them exclusively.