Journal of Nursing and Health Studies

International Research Network of Nursing Taxonomies (REITE): creation, development and present status

EuroSciCon Event on Nursing Diagnosis & Midwifery
September 10-11,2018 Prague,Czech Republic

M Teresa Lluch- Canut and Ana M Porcel-Galvez

University of Barcelona, Spain University of Sevilla, Spain REITE, Asociacion Espanola de Nomenclatura, Taxonomia y Diagnosticos de Enfermeria, (AENTDE), Spain

Posters & Accepted Abstracts: J Nurs Health Stud

DOI: 10.21767/2574-2825-C4-012

Abstract

Since its foundation, the Spanish Association of Nomenclature, Taxonomy and Nursing Diagnostics- AENTDE have focused its activities to current needs of our profession in the areas of standardized languages answers. Research has always been one of the main engines and therefore considers it necessary to establish structures of research to facilitate scientific exchange and interrelationships between nurses from all over the world. Research and scientific advancement of knowledge in standardized nursing languages have no boundaries. The International Network of Nursing Taxonomy Research-REITE is a structure that aims to promote scientific exchange and interrelationships between research groups of nurses from around the world who are researching in nursing taxonomies. The project of creation and development of REITE was developed over the years 2012-2013 and was presented to the scientific community nurse in the framework of the IX Conference of AENTDE held in Barcelona on 19 and 20 April 2013. REITE establishes the organization of the network in three types of different research groups: Emerging Nursing Taxonomies Research Group (E-REITE), Advanced Nursing Taxonomies Research Group (A-REITE) and Singular Nursing Taxonomies Research Group (S-REITE). There are established specific criteria for accreditation for each type of group. REITE is a structure developed and supported by AENTDE and is currently coordinated by Dra. M Teresa Lluch-Canut and Dra. Ana Porcel- Gálvez REITE which is a long term project. The structure is created. All nurses in the world who are investigating in nursing taxonomies and are structured as a research group may ask for the addition to The International Network of Nursing Taxonomy Research-REITE. Investigate with network; share scientific advances and development of international projects are the basis for advancing nursing research in standardized languages. REITE was created with the following general objectives: to develop a specialized structure that helps strengthen and make more visible research nurses taxonomies being developed internationally; to group, streamline and strengthen the groups that in isolation conduct research into nursing taxonomies; to stimulate the development of innovative research initiatives about nursing taxonomies; to promote the development of joint research projects in nursing taxonomies; facilitate communication between the researcher 's area of nursing taxonomies, nationally and internationally.

Biography

María Teresa Lluch Canut is Professor of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health of the Department of Public Health Nursing, Mental and Maternal and Child Health of the University of Barcelona. The research areas in which he works are: positive mental health applied to different populations (mental health professionals, people with chronic health problems, caregivers of mental patients, nursing students, people with dual pathology), capacity assessment of self-care in people with serious mental illness and in their main caregivers. She is currently the coordinator of the Mental Health and Addiction Nursing Research Network.

E-mail: tlluch@ub.edu