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Interventions Classification The Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) is a research-based standardized language created to describe nursing interventions. It is a system of nursing classification used to define and classify nursing interventions, which are activities that a nurse carries out to help achieve desired outcomes for the patient. NIC provides the structure and framework for nurses to accurately and consistently document and report their interventions in a variety of healthcare settings. The use of NIC facilitates communication and documentation among nurses, other healthcare professionals, and healthcare systems. The use of a clear, standardized language helps to ensure quality patient care and supports research in the nursing field.

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