Findings of the first phase of the research
According to the demographic data, most experts
were female (96%; n = 24), with a mean age of
41·40 years (±11·28). Mean time since graduation
was 19·12 years (±11·49) and mean time working in
the nursing field was 13·68 years (±8·78). Regarding
professional qualifications, 24% (n = 6) held master’s
degrees, 64% (n = 16) were PhDs and only 4% (n = 1)
had completed post-doctoral training. Most nurse
experts were working in teaching/research positions
(60%; n = 15) and only 28% (n = 7) worked in clinical
practice. The mean expertise score of the chosen experts
was 9·82 (±1·46).
On the basis of the questions from the first part of
the survey instrument, 72% (n = 18) of the experts
considered the label RDCO representative of an
autonomous nursing diagnosis. As reported by these
nurse experts, the presence of this phenomenon in
a patient demands that nurses take action to prevent
DCOdevelopment.Moreover, according to the experts,
RDCO represents a nursing phenomenon because a
real diagnosis label has been approved by NANDA
International and included in the classification and
because the risk for diagnosis supports nursing
decision-making and assessment to reach a preestablished
goal. Finally, the observation of this
phenomenon in the experts’ clinical practice was
reported as a justification for validating this label.
However, 24% (n = 6) of the experts did not
agree with the label RDCO as representative of
an autonomous nursing diagnosis. Some of them
stated that they consider RDCO to be a collaborative
problem as it requires monitoring and teamwork to
effectively change the patient’s clinical condition.
Findings of the first phase of the researchAccording to the demographic data, most expertswere female (96%; n = 24), with a mean age of41·40 years (±11·28). Mean time since graduationwas 19·12 years (±11·49) and mean time working inthe nursing field was 13·68 years (±8·78). Regardingprofessional qualifications, 24% (n = 6) held master’sdegrees, 64% (n = 16) were PhDs and only 4% (n = 1)had completed post-doctoral training. Most nurseexperts were working in teaching/research positions(60%; n = 15) and only 28% (n = 7) worked in clinicalpractice. The mean expertise score of the chosen expertswas 9·82 (±1·46).On the basis of the questions from the first part ofthe survey instrument, 72% (n = 18) of the expertsconsidered the label RDCO representative of anautonomous nursing diagnosis. As reported by thesenurse experts, the presence of this phenomenon ina patient demands that nurses take action to preventDCOdevelopment.Moreover, according to the experts,RDCO represents a nursing phenomenon because areal diagnosis label has been approved by NANDAInternational and included in the classification andbecause the risk for diagnosis supports nursingdecision-making and assessment to reach a preestablishedgoal. Finally, the observation of thisphenomenon in the experts’ clinical practice wasreported as a justification for validating this label.However, 24% (n = 6) of the experts did notเห็นด้วยกับป้ายชื่อ RDCO เป็นตัวแทนของการวินิจฉัยโรคพยาบาลอิสระ บางส่วนของพวกเขาระบุว่า พวกเขาคิดว่า RDCO จะ มีร่วมกันปัญหามันต้องมีการตรวจสอบและทีมงานเปลี่ยนแปลงอาการทางคลินิกของผู้ป่วยอย่างมีประสิทธิภาพ
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