Implementation Manager (IM) Specialist CHTS Practice Test

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Which coding system is specifically designed for nursing interventions?

NANDA
Omaha
NOC
PCDS

The correct answer is: Omaha

The Omaha System is a comprehensive, research-based system that provides a standardized way to classify and document nursing interventions and outcomes. Developed for community health nursing, it includes a problem classification scheme, intervention scheme, and a set of outcome measures, making it particularly focused on nursing interventions. The Omaha System is structured to help nursing professionals effectively categorize and communicate the care provided to patients. This system stands out because it emphasizes the articulation of nursing interventions alongside their corresponding outcomes, making it easier for healthcare providers to track the effectiveness of their care. In contrast, while the other options pertain to nursing or healthcare in various ways, they do not specifically focus solely on coding nursing interventions. For instance, NANDA focuses primarily on nursing diagnoses, NOC (Nursing Outcomes Classification) deals with standardized nursing outcomes rather than interventions directly, and PCDS (Patient Care Data Set) encompasses broader patient data rather than exclusively nursing interventions.