Simultaneous Concept Analysis of Diagnoses Related to Urinary Incontinence

Abstract

PURPOSE

To elucidate six diagnostic concepts related to urinary incontinence (UI).

METHODS

Eight out of nine steps of the simultaneous concept analysis (SCA) method were used to elucidate six diagnostic concepts related to UI proposed by NANDA International.

FINDINGS

Individual concepts of each diagnosis were elucidated, including antecedents, outcomes, associated conditions, and risk populations, and the interrelations among these concepts were identified, comparing them to those already present in the current NANDA-I taxonomy. The overflow UI was excluded, and were included mixed and transient UI diagnoses.

CONCLUSIONS

SCA enabled identifying similar characteristics and factors exclusive to the revised nursing diagnoses.

IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING PRACTICE

To support for clinical reasoning to identify properly the types of UI.

OBJETIVO

Elucidar seis conceitos diagnósticos relacionados à incontinência urinária.

MÉTODOS

Oito das nove etapas do método de análise simultânea de conceitos foram utilizadas para elucidar seis conceitos diagnósticos relacionados à incontinência urinária propostos pela NANDA International.

RESULTADOS

Conceitos individuais de cada diagnóstico foram elucidados, incluindo antecedentes, consequentes, condições associadas e populações em risco, e as inter-relações entre esses conceitos foram identificadas, comparando-as com aquelas já presentes na atual taxonomia da NANDA-I. A incontinência urinária por transbordamento foi excluída e foram incluídos os diagnósticos de incontinência urinária mista e incontinência urinária transitória.

CONCLUSÕES

A análise simultânea de conceitos permitiu identificar características e fatores semelhantes exclusivos aos diagnósticos de enfermagem revisados.

IMPLICAÇÕES PARA A PRÁTICA DE ENFERMAGEM

Apoiar o raciocínio clínico para identificar adequadamente os tipos de incontinência urinária.

Keywords

Nursing diagnoses urinary incontinence

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