The bestseller in a new edition

POP, the practice-oriented nursing diagnosis, stands for resource-oriented diagnosing, where professional caregivers describe the potentials, risks, and deficits of individuals equally. The nursing diagnoses (Version POP2) provide clear definitions, concrete resources, as well as nursing-relevant etiologies and risk factors, organized into nine domains. For the transition from assessment to diagnosis, the nursing diagnosis-oriented assessment form is available as a tool. It is now available for download in its third edition for easier repeated use. Also new are the updated literature references, which are helpful for further professional research or in training. Examples of resource-oriented goal formulations and nursing interventions support care planning. End users (hospitals, long-term care facilities, outpatient services, educational and research institutions, etc.) can apply the classification without licensing restrictions.

Content: Fundamentals, nursing diagnoses by domains (Version POP2): Air, Water, Nutrition, Excretion, Activity and Rest, Being Alone and Social Interaction, Protection from Danger, Integrity of the Person, Social Environment.