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1 Contents UNIT I INTRODUCTION TO NURSING THEORIES Introduction to Nursing Theories 3 10 Metaparadigm in Nursing 4 Types of Nursing Theory 5 Historical Development of Nursing Theories 6 Critique of Nursing Theory 9 UNIT II GRAND NURSING THEORIES 1. Florence Nightingale: Environmental Adaptation Theory Metaparadigm in Nursing Faye Abdellah: Twenty-one Typology Nursing Problems Lydia Eloise Hall: Core, Care and Cure Circles Metaparadigm of the Theory 25 Theory Assertion 26 Application 30 Clinical Application of Hall s Core, Care and Cure Circles Virginia Henderson: Fourteen Components of Basic Nursing Care Biography and Achievements 33 Evolution of Theory 34 Assumptions 34 Major Concepts and Definitions 35 Comparison with Maslow s Hierarchy of Need 37 Characteristic of Henderson s Theory 38 Henderson s Theory and Nursing Process 38 Application 39 Limitation 40
2 x Application of Nursing Theories Critique 40 Clinical Application of Virginia Henderson s Need Theory Dorothy E Johnson: Behavioral System Model Applications 51 Practical Application of Johnson s Behavioral Systems Model Imogene King: Theory of Goal Attainment Assumptions 58 Concepts and Components of the Open System Framework 58 Theory of Goal Attainment 61 Metaparadigm 62 Application Myra Levine: Conservation Model Biography 73 Paradigm of Levine s Theory 75 Assumptions 80 Nursing Process 81 Applications 82 Limitation 83 Critiquing the Theory 84 Use of the Conservation Model in Practice 84 Practical Application of Levine s Model Betty Neuman: Systems Theory Dorothea Orem: Self-Care Deficit Theory Martha Rogers: The Science of Unitary Human Beings The Science of Unitary Human Beings (SUBH) 103 Practical Application of SUBH Model Callista Roy: Adaptation Theory Metaparadigm 110 Theoretical Assertions 113 The Cognator 114 Six-Step Nursing Process 116 Clinical Application of Roy s Adaptation Model 118 First Level Assessment Joyce Travelbee: Human to Human Relationship Model
3 13. Jean Watson: Theory of Caring Biography and Achievements 130 Metaparadigm of the Theory 131 Concepts of the Theory 132 From Carative Factors to Clinical Caritas Processes 133 Watson s Theory and Nursing Process 137 Limitations 138 Applications 138 Critique of the Theory 139 Practical Application of Watson s Theory of Caring 139 Contents xi 14. Ernestine Wiedenbach: Prescriptive Theory A Situation Producing Theory UNIT III MIDDLE-RANGE NURSING THEORIES 15. Adam Evelyn: Conceptual Model for Nursing Bennett Mary: PNI Nursing Theory Merle Mishel: Uncertainty in Illness Theory Kolcaba K: The Comfort Theory Metaparadigm of Kolcaba s Theory 158 Assumptions 158 Concepts of Comfort Theory 158 Theoretical Model 160 Propositions in Kolcaba s Theory of Comfort 161 Enhancing the Comfort of Nurses 162 Enhancing Comfort for Children 163 Applications 163 Limitations 165 Critiquing the Theory 165 Practical Application of Kolcaba s Comfort Theory Larrabee J: Quality of Nursing Care Madeleine M Leininger: Transcultural Nursing Practical Application of Leininger s Cultural Care Theory Rozzano Locsin: Technological Competency
4 xii Application of Nursing Theories 22. Ida Jean Orlando: The Deliberative Nursing Process Concepts of Orlando 186 Paradigm of Orlando s Theory 189 Assumptions 190 Nursing Process 190 Applications 192 Practical Application of Orlando Nursing Process Rosenstock, Strecher and Becker: Health Belief Model Applications 199 Limitations of Health Belief Model 199 Practical Application of Health Belief Model Nola J Pender: Health Promotion Model Biography 202 Health Promotion Model Assumptions 205 Health Promotion Model Theoretical Propositions 206 Applications 206 Practical Application of Health Promotion Model Hildegard E Peplau: Interpersonal Relations Assumptions 211 Paradigm of Peplau s Theory 211 Interpersonal Theory and Nursing Process 216 Applications 217 Practical Application of Peplau s Interpersonal Theory Larry D Purnell: Purnell s Model for Cultural Competence Barbara Resnick: Middle Range Nursing Theory of Self-Efficacy Ramona Thieme Mercer: Theory of Maternal Role Attainment Concepts Used by Mercer 227 Major Assumptions 229 Metapardigm of the Theory 229 Theoretical Assertions (Proposed Model of Maternal Role Attainment) 231 Application 234 Critique of the Theory 235
5 29. Cornelia M Ruland and Shirley M Moore: End of Life Care Major Concepts of End of Life Care Theory 239 Theoretical Assertion of Peaceful End Life Theory 241 Major Assumptions 242 Applications 243 Practical Application of End of Life Care Theory Kristen M Swanson: Theory of Caring Assumptions of the Theory 246 Theory Structure, Concepts, and Definitions 247 Application 250 Clinical Application of the Theory 251 Contents xiii Bibliography 255 Index 257
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