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The impact of clinical placement model on learning in nursing: A descriptive exploratory study

Australian Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2017
Background: Learning in the clinical setting is an essential component of nursing education. Two common models of clinical learning place students in facilities using either block or distributed approaches.
M. Birks, Tracy Bagley, T. Park, C. Burkot, J. Mills   +4 more
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Helping and Nursing Models

Nursing Research, 1983
The concept of helping has not been acknowledged as a central issue in either research or theory development in nursing. Nevertheless, assumptions about helping do exist in current conceptual models of nursing. In this paper, these assumptions are analyzed from the perspective of the most recent theoretical models of helping developed by Brickman ...
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Modelling district nurse expertise

British Journal of Community Nursing, 2014
As changes in society and health provision mean that one in four people over the age of 75 will require nursing care at home, pre-registration adult nurse education increasingly prepares student nurses for a future career within the community. District nurses undertake complex, multidimensional health and social assessments and care in a non-clinical ...
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Nursing models and the idea of nursing

International Journal of Nursing Studies, 1990
The Wittgensteinian idea of family resemblances and meaning is explained. The idea of nursing is examined from this standpoint as are the knowledge claims of several influential nursing models. It is argued that the task of building a general model of nursing is theoretically impossible.
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A Nursing Diagnosis Based Model

JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1989
Fiscal uncertainty, anxiety about nursing retention, and public scrutiny characterize the hospital milieu. During times such as these, introducing a conceptual model may appear inpractical and untimely. However, the conceptual model at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital has demonstrated many practical applications.
M, Krenz, B, Karlik, S, Kiniry
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Advanced Practice Nursing and Conceptual Models of Nursing

Nursing Science Quarterly, 2004
This column focuses on advanced practice nursing. A definition and central competency of advanced practice are given and four roles assumed by advanced practice nurses are identified. Questions related primarily to the advanced practice role of nurse practitioner are raised.
Jacqueline, Fawcett, Diana M L, Newman, Margaret, McAllister   +2 more
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Making nursing models relevant for the practising nurse

Nursing Standard, 1991
In this article the authors examine the background to the development of the nursing process and nursing models. The latter, it is argued, provide the theoretical framework for nursing actions. The descriptive study described here by the authors, took place at Michigan State University.
Louise, Selanders, Mildred, Dietz-Omar
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An Advanced Practice Nurse-Nurse Researcher Collaborative Model

Clinical Nurse Specialist, 1998
The advanced practice nurse (APN)--nurse researcher collaborative model proposed in this article emerged through an APN and a nurse researcher working together on a pilot research study and a project to describe advanced nursing practice in the outpatient setting.
N J, Goldberg, S D, Moch
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Models of nursing, nursing practice and nurse education.

Journal of advanced nursing, 1988
Over the last few years, and concurrent with wider debates about the quality of patient care, increasing numbers of practising nurses and nurse educators have expressed interest in using conceptual models of nursing as a basis for planning and delivering nursing care.
P, Aggleton, H, Chalmers
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From Nursing Models to Nursing Theory

1986
A number of models of nursing having been described and some suggestions having been made about how they may be put into practice with the nursing process, it would now seem appropriate to consider how nurses can choose between them. So far, in keeping with an intention to explore different models of care in a relatively open way, an attempt has been ...
Peter Aggleton, Helen Chalmers
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