Ineffective Defenses develops plans to provide needed care for diseases and conditions that weaken resistance, such as immunodeficiency syndrome.

In the state of readiness to promote housework and housekeeping, first of all, people who have health problems (or are likely to develop) due to their inability to do housework and housekeeping are eligible if they are willing to improve the situation.

In the ineffective housework and housekeeping behavior risk state, we will intervene in situations where the person is unable to do enough housework due to personal or environmental factors and is likely to suffer from health problems (still okay at this point).

Housework and home economics disorders are interventions for people who are unable to do enough housework due to personal or environmental factors and are suffering from health problems.

We are planning based on the idea that “the function and habits of the family need to be reviewed in order to solve the patient’s problem” in the family system theory.

We develop nursing care plans that promote the acquisition of knowledge and skills and maintain motivation so that patients and their families can live at home while suffering from illness.

Ineffective health care was previously diagnosed as “ineffective self-care”. Nursing plans are designed to provide the necessary support to incorporate treatment plans into lifestyle habits.

Ineffective health maintenance behavior is planned for people who are in the pre-stage of disease or who are at risk of disease (who have already seen the symptoms) due to bad assumptions or incorrect information.

“Risk-prone health behavior” targets patients who need to improve their lifestyle habits for disease management and disease prevention. We develop a nursing care plan to improve lifestyle habits.

Elderly frailty syndrome risk states focus on functional decline associated with age-related cell loss. We formulate a nursing care plan to prevent aspiration and falls due to functional decline.

Elderly frailty syndrome deals with functional impairment due to changes in morphology and function that occur with aging. We formulate nursing care plans to prevent secondary illnesses (falls, aspiration, etc.) due to functional disorders.

In the case of lack of activity for a change of mood, we consider the state that requires a change of mood to be a state of stress, extract the causes of that stress, and formulate a nursing plan for relieving stress and changing the mood.