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R Leskovar

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The development and testing of information system for community nursing.

The paper presents the development and testing of information system (IS) for community nursing (CN). The goal of IS is to support CN practice and to encourage research and development in the field. The development was based on analysis of CN process. Principal functions of CN were analysed. The logical data model and corresponding user interface were designed. A special emphasis in the development process was put on testing in practice and users' training. The developed IS will: increase work efficiency, introduce process-oriented nursing doctrine, support integrated treatment of the subjects and enable data comparison and exchange. An important subsidary goal of the IS development and usage is the harmonisation of concepts and terminology used in Slovenia with those used in the EU. In this framework International Classification of Nursing Practice (ICNP) which was translated into Slovene was introduced and tested.

Community Health Nursing↗

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Balneology↗

["Drinking the waters" as a therapeutic exercise in the ionic range].

While "drinking the waters" (198 spa patients), longitudinal section inograms were made - Na, K, Ca, Mg, Cl, P and pH in serum, urine, saliva and perspiration were determined simultaneously and also the acid-base balance conditions in the blood by Astrup's method--and investigated from the point of view of the electrolyte metabolism. Carbonic acid absorbed from the intestine exerts a powerful action, triggering compensatory processes against acidification and leading to an increase in calcium and/or magnesium in the serum. Further, various changes in the ion concentrations, according to the mineral water, can sometimes be traced to an increase in the anion column and sometimes to hormonal effects (suprarenal cortex and medulla). They persist for several weeks after the course of treatment.

Acid-Base Equilibrium↗