NURSING DIAGNOSIS | OUTCOME/GOAL | PLANNING | RATIONALE | INTERVENTION | EVALUATION | |
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Risk for dysfunctional family process related to prolonged hospitalization,chronic illness. | To establish new coping mechanisms/dealing the situational crisis |
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Notes the areas of help needed Prolonged periods of lonliness may lead to depression Gives a feeling of bonding leads to opening of inner feelings of grief/loss use of de-addiction centers/counselling services Gains confidence from the family |
client shows or exhibits new ways to deal with critical situations/handles with confidence/improves relationships in the family |
As the nursing diagnosis has ''risk for" the assessment column is empty.
Create a care plan for the following nursing diagnosis: Risk for Dysfunctional Family Processes.
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