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19 Fig. 2. Evaluation of nursing process effectiveness. Nursing assessment has three aspects: • assessment of the degree of achievement of the goal, which allows you to measure the quality of care; • assessment of the patient’s response to nursing intervention; • active search and evaluation of new patient problems. To assess the quality of assistance provided, the expected results are compared with the results achieved. If the intended goals are not achieved, then an analysis of all stages of the nursing process is performed in search of an error or a factor that in- terferes with the achievement of the planned goal. If the end result is not successful, the nursing process begins again with the first stage, but the goal of nursing care may be changed, the timing may be revised, or the nursing plan may be changed. Thus, the nursing process is an extremely flexible, lively and dynamic process that ensures constant search for errors in care and timely adjustments to the nurs- ing care plan. Test task Choose one correct answer: 1. The third stage of the nursing process is: 1. identifying the patient’s problems; 2. planning nursing care; 3. practical implementation of nursing interventions; 4. evaluating the effectiveness of nursing care. 2. The nurse evaluates the effectiveness of the intervention 1. at each stage of the nursing process; 3. at the fourth stage; 2. in the second stage; 4. at the fifth stage Evaluation of nursing process effectiveness Evaluation by the administration (Senior nurse and Main nurse of the Hospital) Opinion of the patient and his family 1. Weak and strong sides of professional work of the nurse 2. Review and correction of plan Self-evaluation by the nurse