Diagnostic validation of the 00325 Inadequate Self-Compassion

BackgroundSelf-compassion is an essential component of self-care. Recognizing it as a nursing diagnosis can promote interventions to address Inadequate Self-Compassion.AimThis study aims to clinically validate the new NANDA-I diagnosis (00325) Inadequate Self-Compassion.MethodologyA mixed-methods study was conducted, combining quantitative and qualitative methods. A descriptive, cross-sectional, and prospective study was planned. Participants: We used the Self-Compassion Scale (SCS) to identify individuals with Inadequate Self-Compassion among nursing students. Subsequently, we conducted a group interview with these individuals, stratified by academic year of the nursing degree.ResultsThe group interview followed the structure of the new NANDA-I diagnosis, with diagnostic items serving as variables for analyzing qualitative data. The study revealed that nursing students commonly experience Inadequate Self-Compassion. Group interviews with participants who reported low self-compassion validated the diagnostic items of the new Inadequate Self-Compassion diagnosis.ConclusionThe study validates the new NANDA-I diagnosis of 00325 Inadequate Self-Compassion clinically.Implications for nursing practiceThe present study raises the level of diagnostic evidence from level 2.1. Conceptual validity to level 2.3.1a. Qualitative validity, increasing the strength of the evidence for diagnostic validity. AntecedentesLa autocompasi & oacute;n es un componente esencial del autocuidado. Reconocerla como un diagn & oacute;stico de enfermer & iacute;a puede promover intervenciones para abordar la disminuci & oacute;n de la autocompasi & oacute;n.ObjetivoValidar cl & iacute;nicamente el nuevo diagn & oacute;stico NANDA-I (00325) Autocompasi & oacute;n inadecuada.Metodolog & iacute;aSe realiz & oacute; un estudio con metodolog & iacute;a mixta, combinando m & eacute;todos cuantitativos y cualitativos. Se planific & oacute; un estudio descriptivo, transversal y prospectivo.ParticipantesUtilizamos la Escala de Autocompasi & oacute;n (SCS) para identificar individuos con disminuci & oacute;n de la autocompasi & oacute;n entre estudiantes de enfermer & iacute;a de la Universidad Cat & oacute;lica de Murcia, Espa & ntilde;a. Posteriormente, realizamos entrevistas grupales con estos individuos, estratificadas por a & ntilde;o acad & eacute;mico del Grado de Enfermer & iacute;a.ResultadosLas entrevistas grupales siguieron la estructura del nuevo diagn & oacute;stico NANDA-I, con los & iacute;tems diagn & oacute;sticos sirviendo como variables para analizar los datos cualitativos. El estudio revel & oacute; que los estudiantes de enfermer & iacute;a experimentan com & uacute;nmente una disminuci & oacute;n de la autocompasi & oacute;n. Las entrevistas grupales con participantes que informaron baja autocompasi & oacute;n validaron los & iacute;tems diagn & oacute;sticos del nuevo diagn & oacute;stico de Autocompasi & oacute;n inadecuada.Conclusi & oacute;nEl estudio valida cl & iacute;nicamente el nuevo diagn & oacute;stico NANDA-I de 00325 Autocompasi & oacute;n inadecuada.Palabras claveDiagn & oacute;stico de Enfermer & iacute;a, Estudio de Validaci & oacute;n, Enfermer & iacute;a, Enfermer & iacute;a Psiqui & aacute;trica, Terminolog & iacute;a Est & aacute;ndar de Enfermer & iacute;a