Systematic Nursing Process

The Systematic Nursing Process is a structured approach nurses use to provide effective care. It involves five steps: assessing the patient’s health and needs, diagnosing problems based on this information, planning personalized care to address those problems, implementing the care plan, and evaluating the patient’s response. This cycle ensures that care is organized, goal-oriented, and adapted to each individual, promoting better health outcomes. By following this method, nurses can deliver consistent, comprehensive, and patient-centered care in a logical and efficient way.