Objectives
The INKA (formerly known as NANDA® International) Network Group: Peru aims to strengthen clinical reasoning and professional nursing practice within Peru’s public health system through the updated and rigorous use of assessment-driven nursing diagnoses aligned with the NANDA 360 classification maintained by INKA.
The group promotes a comprehensive and systematic assessment of human responses across all levels of care, supporting safe, ethical, and high-quality nursing practice. In addition, the INKA Network Group: Peru encourages continuous professional development, academic exchange, and improved clinical decision-making, in alignment with national regulations and the health needs of the Peruvian population.
Through collaboration, education, and shared practice experience, the group contributes to strengthening nursing identity and advancing diagnosis-centered nursing knowledge within Peru.
About Us
The INKA Network Group: Peru is a network group composed of nurses working within Peru’s public health system who share a commitment to strengthening clinical reasoning and professional nursing practice.
The group provides a space for academic exchange, analysis of clinical practice experiences, and ongoing professional development focused on the accurate identification of human responses to health conditions. Members engage in reflective discussion and shared learning related to the use of assessment-driven nursing diagnoses aligned with the NANDA 360 classification.
The INKA Network Group: Peru is oriented toward improving nursing care quality across different levels of care, supporting ethical practice, patient safety, and sound clinical judgment. Through collective learning and collaboration, the group seeks to enhance diagnostic accuracy, strengthen professional decision-making, and reinforce the role of nursing within the Peruvian health system.
Events and Courses
The INKA Network Group: Peru promotes academic and professional activities related to assessment-driven nursing diagnosis and clinical reasoning, including:
- Academic events focused on the application of assessment-driven nursing diagnoses in clinical practice within the public health system
- Educational meetings and training sessions aimed at strengthening clinical reasoning and accurate formulation of assessment-driven nursing diagnoses
- Coordination meetings and activities to promote the work of the INKA Network Group: Peru and fosters academic collaboration among nurses.
Not all Network Group events are listed here. Please contact your Network Group coordinator for details about local activities and events.