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Coprolite Assessment in Nursing Research and Practice

Kathleen M. Neill

Georgetown University

Laura I. Wanger

Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Martinsburg, West Virginia

Louise P. Grant

Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Mountain Home, Tennessee

A reliable assessment of stools without the use of metabolic assays of stool content has not previously existed The Wanger Stool Assessment Instrument (WSAI was initially conceived as an efficacy outcome measure for a clinical investigation of enteral feedings. The WUSA is a descriptive tool that has three scales: a seven-category color scale, an ordinal scale that describes amount, and an ordinal scale that ranks consistency of stools. Instrument testing and development were conducted in stages. Nursing staff using the instrument reported that its use improved data collection as well as the patient information communicated among health care staff.

Clinical Nursing Research, Vol. 4, No. 3, 323-334 (1995)
DOI: 10.1177/105477389500400308
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