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Using Orem's theory to generate nursing diagnoses for electronic documentation.

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If nursing practice is guided by nursing theory, then decision-making processes should be filtered through the theory in such a way that makes the outcomes of the process both unique and useful to nursing. This article presents a discussion of the formulation of a decision-making process based on Orem's self-care deficit nursing theory that produces specific diagnostic statements about the relationship between individuals' therapeutic self-care demand and their self-care agency.

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J Bliss-Holtz. 1996. Using Orem's theory to generate nursing diagnoses for electronic documentation.. https://doi.org/10.1177/089431849600900311

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