Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to show nursing procedures and standardized languages in care provided by community nurses to a patient affected by urinary incontinence after a prostatectomy. Data were extracted from patient interviews during various consultations with the community nurse, and from electronic health records. The care plan was based on available scientific evidence. Clinical reasoning was used to select NANDA-I diagnoses, nursing outcomes classification, and nursing interventions classification. Urinary incontinence problems have a physical, psychological, and social development impact on people who suffer from this condition.
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