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What we refer to the present time as "nursing process" is the consequence of many years of examination and resulting development that started with hypotheses from late 1950s by Ida Jean Orland (Fennessey and Wittmann-Cost 2011, 46). During the next decade it created as a different and free cycle inside the medical care callings. The "nursing process" turned out to be then, at that point, another element with five clear advances: appraisal; conclusion; result ID and arranging; execution; and assessment (Hunker and Meurier 2005, 53-54). These five stages were organized in 1973 by the American Medical attendants Affiliation's (ANA) when the Congress for Nursing Practice laid out "Guidelines of Training" for direct nursing execution. (Taylor, Lillis and Lemone 2005; as referred to in Fennessey and Wittmann-Cost 2011, 45-46.) The new "Norms of Training" credited medical caretakers another job: patient clinical assessment.