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Nursing Intellectual Capital Theory: Operationalization and Empirical Validation of Concepts

, 2012
Aims: This paper presents the operationalization of concepts in the nursing intellectual capital theory and the results of a methodological study aimed to empirically validate the concepts. Background: The nursing intellectual capital theory proposes the
Sidani, Souraya, Covell, Christine L.
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ENFERMAGEM E O CUIDADO HUMANÍSTICO: PROPOSTA DE INTERVENÇÃO PARA A MÃE DO NEONATO SOB FOTOTERAPIA ENFERMERIA Y EL CUIDADO HUMANISTICO: PROPUESTA DE INTERVENCION PARA LA MADRE DEL NEONATO BAJO FOTOTERAPIA NURSING AND HUMANISTIC CARE: PROPOSAL OF INTERVENTION FOR MOTHERS OF NEWBORN INFANTS UNDER PHOTOTHERAPY

Ciencia y Enfermería, 2006
Este estudo objetivou descrever intervenções de Enfermagem baseadas em estratégias e técnicas de comunicação com a mãe do neonato em uso de fototerapia. Estudo qualitativo, exploratório-descritivo.
ANTONIA DO CARMO SOARES CAMPOS, MARIA VERA LUCIA MOREIRA, LEITÃO CARDOSO   +2 more
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Social regulation, medicalisation and the nurse's role: insights from an analysis of nursing documentation

, 2005
Background: Medicine is recognised as a dominant source of governmentality and social regulation, and although nursing has been implicated in the same process, analytical work in this area has been sparse.
MacNeela, Padraig, Margaret M. (Pearl) Treacy, Hyde, Abbey, Treacy, Margaret M. (Pearl), Jonathan Drennan, Anne P. Scott, Butler, Michelle, Pádraig Mac Neela, Anne Byrne, Michelle Butler, Kate, Irving, Scott, Anne P., Mac Neela, Pádraig, Irving, Kate, Treacy, Margaret P., Irving Kate, Drennan, Jonathan, Abbey Hyde, Byrne, Anne   +18 more
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Application of the Betty Neuman Systems Model in Nursing Care of a Breast Cancer Patient: A Case Study [PDF]

Journal of Social Behavior and Community Health
Background: Nursing theories provide structured frameworks that guide practice and enhance care quality. The Betty Neuman Systems Model, widely utilized in the care of patients with chronic diseases, adopts a holistic approach by addressing various ...
Atefeh Falakdami, Hossein Rafiei, Ali Razaghpoor   +2 more
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TEORIA DAS NECESSIDADES HUMANAS BÁSICAS: CONCEITOS CENTRAIS DESCRITOS EM UM MANUAL DE ENFERMAGEM

Cogitare Enfermagem, 2009
Estudo com objetivo de comparar os conceitos centrais da teoria das Necessidades Humanas Básicas com aqueles descritos no Manual de Enfermagem de um hospital que adota esta teoria como norteadora para a assistência sistematizada.
Ana Luzia Rodrigues, Vera Lúcia Regina Maria   +1 more
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The search for meanings in nursing: could Facet Theory be a way forward?

, 1993
This paper examines some of the underlying tenets of Benner & Wrubel's Primacy of Caring, and suggests the use of Facet Theory as a possible route to overcome criticisms of the lack of systematic data collection and analysis in this approach to nursing ...
Ward, Rod
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Disability Intervention Model for Older Adults with Arthritis: An Integration of Theory of Symptom Management and Disablement Process Model

Asian Nursing Research, 2014
To evolve a management plan for rheumatoid arthritis, it is necessary to understand the patient's symptom experience and disablement process. This paper aims to introduce and critique two models as a conceptual foundation from which to construct a new ...
So Young Shin, PhD, RN
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Reflecting on transcultural care : culture care theory and mental health nursing

, 2014
This intrinsic case study explores the mental health nursing care of a consumer that was born in mainland China and who had migrated to Australia. The perception and understanding of mental illness from a Chinese migrant perspective can differ from the ...
Brunero, Scott (R19180), Lamont, Scott, Russell, Ron   +2 more
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Nursing education and regulation: international profiles and perspectives

, 2007
This review of nurse education and regulation in selected OECD countries forms part of ongoing work on contemporary nursing careers and working lives, based at the National Nursing Research Unit, King’s College London.
Robinson, Sarah, Griffiths, Peter
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Interpersonal Caring: A Theory for Improved Self-Esteem in Patients with Long-Term Serious Mental Illness – I

, 2007
This article describes a process of theory development in nursing care. The Interpersonal Caring theory empirically arose from a problematic nursing situation of caring for patients with long-term serious mental illness, to guide practical applications ...
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