Nanda’s Domain 1 called “Health Promotion” is described in the pattern of health and well-being perceived by an individual in relation to their health. Emphasis is placed on how the person becomes aware in relation to their state of health and how important this means for the normal performance of their daily activities, as well as for the performance of planned activities for the future. Activities related to health care and promotion are also incorporated within the domain, such as adherence to preventive practices of mental and physical health, medical or nursing prescriptions and follow-up of care.
The main objective of nursing is to promote health. However, who manages and perceives their health is the person in question. This is why special value is given to how people perceive their state of health and what practices they carry out to maintain it in the best possible way. Under no circumstances should data on potential health risks in the individual’s practices, actual or potential non-compliance, and unrealistic perceptions of health or illness be overlooked.
Within Domain 1 of Nanda, there are 2 Classes which will be mentioned below.
Domain 1 Classes
Class 1. Awareness of health: Recognition of well-being and normal functioning.
Class 2. Health management: Identification, control, implementation and integration of activities to maintain health and well-being.
All the diagnostics included within this domain are listed below.
Definition of the NANDA label Pattern of regulation and integration into daily life of a therapeutic program for disease or its sequelae that is unsatisfactory for the achievement of specific health goals. Pattern of regulating and integrating into daily living a therapeutic regimen for the treatment of illness and its sequelae that is unsatisfactory for … Read more
Definition of the NANDA label Pattern of regulation and integration in the family processes of a program for the treatment of the disease and its sequelae that is unsatisfactory to achieve specific health objectives. A pattern of regulating and integrating into family processes a program for the treatment of illness and its sequelae that is … Read more
Definition of the NANDA label Pattern of regulation and integration in the community processes of a program for the treatment of the disease and its sequelae that is unsatisfactory to achieve the health objectives. Defining characteristics • Lack of people and programs responsible for group health care. • Deficit of community activities for secondary and … Read more
Definition of the NANDA label Pattern of regulation and integration in the daily life of the person subjected to a program for the treatment of a disease and its sequelae satisfactory to achieve the specific intended health objectives. Defining characteristics • Choosing activities of daily living appropriate to achieve the goals of the treatment or … Read more
Definition of the NANDA label Situations in which an individual who enjoys stable health actively seeks a way to modify her personal habits or her environment in order to achieve a better or optimal state of health. Defining characteristics • Verbal references or observation of desire to achieve a higher state of well-being. • Demonstration … Read more
Definition of the NANDA label State in which there are difficulties in independently maintaining a safe environment that favors development (individual and / or other people). Inability to independently maintain a safe growth-promoting immediate environment. Defining characteristics Objectives • Messy home environment. • Bad smells. • Accumulation of dust, dirt, food waste, dirty clothes or … Read more
Definition of the NANDA label State in which the individual has an inability to promote or preserve health, or to request help for that purpose. Inability to identify, manage, and/or seek out help to maintain well-being. Defining characteristics • Information or observation of inability to take responsibility for facing basic sanitary practices in some or … Read more
Definition of the NANDA label Pattern of regulation and integration in the daily life of the person subjected to a program for the treatment of a disease and its consequences sufficient to achieve the intended health objectives and that can be reinforced. A pattern of regulating and integrating into daily living a therapeutic regimen for … Read more
Definition of the NANDA label Nutrient supply pattern that is sufficient to meet metabolic needs and can be reinforced. A pattern of nutrient intake, which can be strengthened. Defining characteristics • Manifestation of wishes to improve nutrition. • Regular intakes. • Adequate supply of food. • Adequate fluid intake. • Manifestation of knowledge about healthy … Read more
Definition of the NANDA label Monitoring pattern of local, national and / or international immunization standards to prevent infectious diseases, which is sufficient to protect the person, family or community and which can be reinforced. Defining characteristics • Expresses wishes to improve behavior to prevent infectious diseases. • Expresses wishes to improve the identification of … Read more