The International Classification for Nursing Practice (ICNP®) in the Nursing consultation to the puerperal woman

Authors

  • ILARA MARIA FEREIRA ALVES Academic UNIFACEX of the nursing course of the 10th period.
  • TAYSSA SUELEN PAULINO
  • THUÍSA EMMANUELLE DO NASCIMENTO PESSOA MELO Academic UNIFACEX of the nursing course of the 10th period.
  • SORAYA MARIA DE MEDEIROS Nurse. PhD in Education from USP. Professor of the graduate program in nursing of UFRN.
  • FABIO CLAUDINEY DA COSTA PEREIRA Nurse. Master's graduate program in nursing of UFRN. undergraduate course teaching in UNIFACEX of Nursing.
  • ISABEL CRISTINA AMARAL DE SOUZA ROSSO NELSON Nurse. PhD in Education at post-graduate program in Education UFRN. undergraduate course teaching in UNIFACEX of Nursing.
  • KAROLINA DE MOURA MANSO DA ROCHA Nurse. Master in Nursing graduate program in nursing of UFRN. undergraduate course teaching in UNIFACEX of Nursing.
  • YANNA GOMES DE SOUSA Nurse. Master's graduate program in nursing of UFRN.
  • STELLA ALYNY DE AQUINO COSTA Academic UNIFACEX of the nursing course of the 10th period.
  • CYBELE MAURÍCIO QUEIROZ DE SOUZA Academic UNIFACEX of the nursing course of the 10th period.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3823/2185

Abstract

Introduction: The International Classification for Nursing Practices (ICNP) articulated to the Systematization of Nursing Assistance (SNA) in the puerperal consultation is necessary in view of the importance of offering quality care for mother and child.

 

Objective: Discuss the contributions that ICNP® brings to the nursing consultation and the quality of care to the puerperal woman.

 

Method: This is a descriptive, qualitative study, the integrative review type, performed by the BDENF and LILACS databases.

 

Results: The databases returned 45 publications, but only 10 responded to the proposed objective of the study.

 

Discussion: The collected data were analyzed and point to the importance of conducting effective interventions for the monitoring of puerperal women and children. Another observed point was the deficit in the knowledge of nursing professionals on the ICNP.

 

Conclusion: Thus, one understands that using SNA and implementing ICNP enable the strengthening of the unified language, favoring the assistance in a universal way and, therefore, a better quality of health of the population.

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Published

2016-12-11

Issue

Vol. 9 (2016)

Section

Obstetrics & Gynecology

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