Outcome Standards for Cancer Nursing Practice

actions activities actual acute adequate affect altered American Nurses appropriate aspects Association behavior bleeding cancer nursing cancer therapy capacity cause changes changes in elimination client and family client and partner consistent Criteria The client cultural death Decreased mobility defined demonstrate describe disease and therapy disease and treatment disease process distress dysfunction early detection elimination enhance environmental episodes ethnic express factors family manage family possess fear focus foods function identify individual infection integrity intellectual intervention lead life-style maintain major measures Medical-Surgical Nursing Practice MICHIGAN mobility modify needs nutritional obstruction occur Oncology Oncology Nursing Society ongoing optimal Outcome Criteria OUTCOME STANDARDS participate patients physical physiological potential predictable prevent primary problems protective mechanisms psychological psychosocial Rationale result risk sensory-motor Services settings sexual signs social spiritual Standard The client stress symptoms therapy or disease tolerated ventilation ventilatory function