This study was conducted to cross-map nursing statements with International Classification of Nursing Practice (ICNP) Version 1 and to develop and evaluate ICNP-based Electronic Nursing Record System. Among the 7,631 nursing statements which were cross-mapped, 5,970(78.2%) nursing statements were completely expressed and 1,520(19.9%) statements were partially expressed. ICNP-based Electronic Nursing Record System was developed for the Asan Medical Center in Korea. Most nursing statements (6,671 of 7,931, 87.0%) and Most cross-mapped ICNP terms (965 of 1,015, 94.9%) were documented by user in all the units from July, 2007 to August, 2008.
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