3. Quoting the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association (NANDA), Reed and Tarko (2004) say the purpose of a nursing

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3. Quoting the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association
(NANDA), Reed and Tarko (2004) say the purpose of a nursing
diagnosis is to "provide the basis for the selection of nursing
interventions to achieve outcomes for which the nurse is
accountable" (p. 263). Loveland-Cherry and Bomar (2004) recognize
that family health promotion has not been adequately addressed by
the suggested NANDA diagnoses because of their orientation to
problems (a focus on deficits) rather than a statement that says:
this is what the family wants to work towards; these are their
strengths and resources that can be further built upon and
developed while being mindful of but not focusing on their concerns
and challenges alone.
a) What are the primary differences between a NANDA
diagnosis and a family health promotion diagnosis?
b) What are the advantages and/or disadvantages of using a
NANDA diagnosis?
c) What are the advantages and/or disadvantages of using a
family health promotion diagnosis?
d) Consider the needs of a family concerned with meeting a
76-year-old grandfather’s needs who lives independently in a
neighbouring community. This gentleman has hypertension, type II
diabetes, and was recommended to use a walker when mobilizing
outside the home but he does not always use it. Formulate health
promotion diagnoses for this family. Formulate NANDA diagnoses for
the same family,
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