Interventions according to the NIC taxonomy in newborns with perinatal exposure to HIV. Systematic review [Intervenciones según la taxonomía NIC en recién nacido con exposición perinatal al VIH. Revisión sistemática]
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standardized nursing terminology, international classification of diseases, health status indicatorsAbstract
Objective: to analyse interventions according to the NIC taxonomy in newborns with perinatal exposure to HIV. Method: Systematic review of 15 scientific articles. Results and conclusion: Based on the results obtained, we can affirm that the NIC taxonomy provides a structured and comprehensive framework for planning nursing care in newborns with perinatal exposure to HIV, covering multiple domains that reflect the complexity of the care required.
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