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Care plans

Nursing care plans by condition.

NANDA diagnoses, NOC outcomes, NIC interventions. Framed the way a clinical instructor walks you through it the first time. Every care plan goes through clinician review.

How to use these

A care plan is the bridge between an assessment and the interventions you'll do at the bedside. NANDA gives you the diagnosis vocabulary. NOC tells you what good outcomes look like. NIC tells you what nursing interventions are evidence-based for that diagnosis. Together they are the SOAP- style structure your school is teaching.

Pull the care plan that matches your patient. Read it through once. Then rewrite it in your own words. The point of writing care plans in school is the writing, not the reading. These are scaffolds, not shortcuts.

Every care plan is reviewed by Jonathan Kim, DO for clinical accuracy.

The full library

Every care plan (194)

General (37)

Cardiac (18)

Endocrine (11)

Electrolyte Metabolic (8)

Gastrointestinal (18)

Immune (9)

Integumentary (5)

Newborn (12)

Musculoskeletal (11)

Neurological (12)

Pediatric (4)

Mental Health (12)

Urinary (12)

Respiratory (15)