Ineffective ndivisual coping.NCPs of Depression

Defining characteristics:

·         Sleep disorders

·         Chemical abuse

·         Decline in the use of social support

·         Poor concentration

·         Fatigue

·         Complained about the inability of coping

·         Destructive behavior toward self / others

·         The inability to meet the expectations of the role

Related factors:

·         Gender differences in coping strategies

·         Confidence level is inadequate

·         Uncertainty

·         Ineffective social support

·         Situational crisis / maturasional

·         The degree of high-level treatment

Expected outcomes:

·         Shows the flexibility of the role

·         Shows the flexibility of the role of family members

·         Conflict issues

·         Can set the value of family issues

·         Manage the problem

·         Involving family members in making decisions

·         Express feelings and emotional freedom

·         Shows a strategy to manage the problem

·         Using stress reduction strategies

·         Care for the needs of family members

·         Determine priorities

·         Determine the timetable for the routine, and family activities

·         Schedule for respite care

·         Have a plan on the condition of gravity

·         Maintain financial stability

·         Seeking help when needed

·         Using social support

NOC assessment information:

1 = not done at all

2 = rarely done

3 = sometimes done

4 = often

5 = always done


NIC: Improved coping

·         Respect the patient's understanding of the disease process and self-concept

·         Appreciate and discuss the substitute response to the situation

·         Respect the client's attitude toward the changing roles and relationships

·         Support the use of spiritual resources upon request

·         Use a calm approach and provide assurance

·         Provide information about the actual diagnosis, and prognosis handlers

·         Provide a realistic option at this aspect of care

·         Support the use of appropriate defensive mechanism

·         Encourage family involvement in an appropriate manner

·         Help patients to identify positive strategies to overcome these limitations and to manage lifestyle and role changes

·         Help clients to adapt and anticipate changes in client

·         Help clients identify the possibilities that can occur.