Unidimensional analysis of the nursing diagnoses of situational low self‐esteem and chronic low self‐esteem

Unidimensional analysis of the nursing diagnoses of situational low self‐esteem and chronic low self‐esteem

Purpose To analyze the unidimensionality of the nursing diagnoses low situational self‐esteem and low chronic self‐esteem proposed by NANDA‐I. Desing and methods Diagnostic accuracy study carried out with 180 patients with depressed mood in a psychiatric hospital in northeastern Brazil. Findings The...

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Published in:Perspectives in psychiatric care Vol. 57; no. 4; pp. 1950 - 1959
Main Authors: Castro, Natália B., Lopes, Marcos Venícios de O., Monteiro, Ana Ruth M., Diniz, Camila M., Martins, Larissa C. G., Ferreira, Gabriele de L., Sousa, Antônio Elizon A.
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: United States Hindawi Limited 01-10-2021
Subjects:
Classification
Medical diagnosis
Mental depression
Mental health
mood disorders
Nursing
nursing diagnosis
psychiatric nursing
Psychiatric-mental health nursing
Self esteem
Brazil
self-esteem
psychiatric nursing
mental health
mood disorders
nursing diagnosis
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Summary:Purpose To analyze the unidimensionality of the nursing diagnoses low situational self‐esteem and low chronic self‐esteem proposed by NANDA‐I. Desing and methods Diagnostic accuracy study carried out with 180 patients with depressed mood in a psychiatric hospital in northeastern Brazil. Findings The analysis of the latent class considered the hypothesis of low self‐esteem as a unique construct and included the indicators: Excessive seeking of reassurance, repeatedly unsuccessfulness in life events, rejection of positive feedback, insomnia, solitude, and nonassertive behavior. Practice implications The recognition of low self‐esteem as a unique diagnostic construct allows nurses to be more assertive in the provision of care.
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ISSN:0031-5990
1744-6163
DOI:10.1111/ppc.12771