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A nursing model for orthopaedics
Nursing Standard, 1991A nurse manager, an educationalist and a clinician describe their nursing model, which has been implemented on an orthopaedic unit. Based on an appreciation of the unique nature of the nurse-patient relationship, the model aims to foster and develop patient empowerment as a means of encouraging rehabilitation.
Peter Davis, Kathy Balcombe, Eddie Lim
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AORN Journal, 1987
Models for Nursing. Betty Kershaw, Jane Salvage, eds. John Wiley and Sons, 605 Third Ave, New York, NY 10158, 116 pp, $14 paperback.
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Models for Nursing. Betty Kershaw, Jane Salvage, eds. John Wiley and Sons, 605 Third Ave, New York, NY 10158, 116 pp, $14 paperback.
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A Nursing Conceptual Model for Contamination
International Journal of Nursing Terminologies and Classifications, 2011PURPOSE: To propose a nursing model of contamination that describes the key features of contamination at a level of abstraction needed for clinical decision making.DATA SOURCES: Relevant literature on contamination, biopreparedness, and classic epidemiologic literature were reviewed and analyzed.DATA SYNTHESIS: A model of contamination was created ...
Pauline M. Green, Laura V. Polk
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Making nursing models relevant for the practising nurse
Nursing Standard, 1991In 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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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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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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Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1998
A nursing model is a framework upon which nurses can base their approach to care. A model may expand a philosophy into the abstract as it encompasses the nurses’ beliefs about their role, the patient’s involvement and the meaning of the interactions between the two.
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A nursing model is a framework upon which nurses can base their approach to care. A model may expand a philosophy into the abstract as it encompasses the nurses’ beliefs about their role, the patient’s involvement and the meaning of the interactions between the two.
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Prison nursing and the practice nurse model
Practice Nursing, 1999The concept of the family of nursing is difficult to grapple with if you are a nurse working in the prison health care service. If there is such a family, one has to ask, with so many members and with so many disparate interests to defend, how does one go about pulling it all together if you are the family head?
Rnmh Alan ParrishRGN, Ann NormanRGN
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The nursing process and nursing models
2007This chapter is designed to explain the importance and relevance of the nursing process in patient care. The veterinary nurse’s role in assessing, diagnosing, planning, implementing and evaluating care is covered. The chapter also explains what is meant by the term ‘nursing model’ and how nursing models can be adapted to good effect by veterinary ...
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A model for nursing and nursology
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1976Wilson (1972) believes that disciplines are forms of thought that have a characteristic approach to appropriate questions related to the subject. An attempt has been made to interpret nursing accordingly. The ‘subject’ of nursing is the patient. Because there are periods in life when a person cannot yet or can no longer perform one or more of the ...
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The model of nursing and the nursing process
1991In this chapter and the next, the Roper-Logan-Tierney model of nursing is described in detail, including the original development, the key concepts of its philosophy, the five components of the model, the extent to which it reflects a theoretical base, and the way in which it may be put into practice within the framework of the nursing process.
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