An Analytical Overview of Spirituality in NANDA-I Taxonomies

Abstract

OBJECTIVE

To discuss the approach of spirituality in NANDA-I taxonomies, based on the elements that characterize this phenomenon.

METHODS

This study was based on concepts that are usually adopted in the literature for defining spirituality and on the analysis of the NANDA-I taxonomies from I to III.

FINDINGS

Spirituality is included in all taxonomies but all three are missing some attributes to guarantee the completeness of this dimension for nursing diagnosis.

CONCLUSIONS

Taxonomy III makes different approaches to spirituality and some inconsistencies.

IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING

Contribute to the development and review of the new proposal for taxonomy.

OBJETIVO

Discutir a abordagem à espiritualidade nas taxonomias da NANDA-I, baseada nos elementos que caracterizam este fenômeno.

MÉTODOS

Este estudo foi baseado em conceitos usualmente adotados na literatura de enfermagem para definir espiritualidade e na análise das taxonomias da NANDA-I, desde a I à III.

RESULTADOS

A espiritualidade está incluída nas taxonomias, porém estas carecem de atributos do seu conceito.

CONCLUSÕES

A taxonomia III faz diferentes abordagens à espiritualidade, porém com algumas inconsistências identificadas.

IMPLICAÇÕES PARA A ENFERMAGEM

Esta análise pode contribuir para o desenvolvimento e revisão da taxonomia III.

Keywords

Diagnosis health classifications nursing spirituality Diagnóstico de Enfermagem Classificações de Saúde Espiritualidade

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