Diagnósticos de enfermagem voltados para espiritualidade com base na taxonomia NANDA-Internacional: revisão de escopo

Abstract

Introduction: This work is justified by the desire for nurses to be introduced to the theme of nursing diagnoses focused on spirituality within standardized nursing terminology, based on the Nanda International Taxonomy, considering it as an integral part of holistic care dedicated to the patient and, once these professionals have been introduced to nursing diagnoses, they can appropriate this knowledge without associating it with the subjective and personal field. The aim is to identify nursing diagnoses related to spirituality within standardized nursing terminology based on the Nanda International Taxonomy. Methodology: This is a scoping review developed in accordance with the methodological processes of the Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI), which made it possible to map and identify studies in 10 databases: BVS, Scielo, Pubmed, Scopus, Cochrane Library, Web Of Science, Cinahl, Clinics Collecion, BDTD and USP's Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations, in any language and with no time frame. Included were studies that answered the guiding question "What are the nursing diagnoses focused on spirituality within the standardized nursing terminology based on the Nanda International Taxonomy?" Results: A total of 1. 235 articles were identified for screening and the final sample consisted of 11 scientific articles, of which 5 were in English (45.5%) and 6 in Portuguese (54.5%), mapping and identifying the diagnoses: Spiritual Distress (00066), Risk of Spiritual Distress (00067), Readiness for Greater Spiritual Well-Being (00068), Impaired Religiosity (00169), Risk of Impaired Religiosity (00170) and Readiness for Greater Religiosity (00171). Conclusion: the study makes relevant contributions to health, especially for nurses to take ownership of nursing diagnoses focused on spirituality and systematize the care provided for each of them in a holistic and individualized way based on Nanda International.