Medical decision making specifically focuses on determining disease and calling it medical diagnosis. Nursing diagnosis focuses on the patient's reactions to what has happened to them as a result of a medical disease or condition as well as any other stresses or forces in their life.
As nurses we are concerned with helping patients meet their biological needs in order to live safely. Only licensed RNs can work as staff nurses in hospitals, nursing homes and clinics and can advance to assistant unit manager, head nurse unit manager and administrative roles like assistant director or director of nursing services.
Some of the roles unique to nursing are as clinical nurse specialists, nurse anesthetists, nurse-midwives, and nurse practitioners. Sign In Register Now! Search Search. Nurses Nursing. What is the difference between a nursing diagnosis and a medical diagnosis?
Posted Jul 19, Register to Comment. Hi, I'm starting NS in August. Thank you for your time! I wish you the very best of luck in nursing school! This topic is now closed to further replies. Strengths and weaknesses of such diagnostic systems vary considerably within and among disciplinary domains of the health sciences. The logical framework behind each diagnostic process involves identifying a condition, seeking causes, establishing a prognosis and a treatment.
Notably, a clinical diagnosis is a judgment focused on the present, aiming to cluster events associated with a disease.
Learn more. Knowledgebase Home My Favorites Login. Search the Knowledgebase. Medical Diagnosis. A medical diagnosis deals with disease or medical condition.
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