Transcription of ANA’s Principles for Nursing Documentation
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Silver Spring, Maryland2010 ANA sPrinciples for NursingDocumentation Guidance for Registered NursesSummaryClear, accurate, and accessible Documentation is an essentialelement of safe, quality, evidence-based Nursing practice. Nursespractice across settings at position levels from the bedside to theadministrative office; the registered nurse and the advancedpractice registered nurse are responsible and accountable for thenursing Documentation that is used throughout an s Principles for Nursing Documentationidentifies six essentialprinciples to guide nurses in this necessary and integral aspect ofthe work of registered nurses in all roles and settings.
standards that apply to decisions about care made during unusual or extreme circumstances such as those resulting from emergencies, disasters, or pandemics. Part of this guidance is the understanding that documentation may need to delayed or abbreviated to meet the challenges of triaging and providing life-saving care in extreme emergencies.
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