Assessing Nursing Diagnoses to Client Behaviors

Jul 26, 2014

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Prepared by Mrs / Hamdia Mohammed. Assessing Nursing Diagnoses to Client Behaviors. Introduction.

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Prepared by Mrs/ Hamdia Mohammed Assessing NursingDiagnoses to ClientBehaviors
Introduction Following is a list of client behaviors and the NANDA nursing diagnoses which correspond to the behaviors and which may be used in planning care for the client exhibiting the specific behavioral symptoms
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