Nursing Theory Ppt

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Basic nursing education in 1927Bachelors in Public Health Nursing in 1937

Masters in teaching Natural Sciences in 1942

First director of Loeb Center for NursingNursing experience in clinical, education,

research and supervisor role

Nursing Philosophy based on patient care


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Theory developed in late 1960sNursing care can be delivered on three

interlocking levels: Care = Hands on bodily care

Core = Using self in relationship to patient

Cure = The disease: applying medical knowledge


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Patient care only from trained nursesDefines nursing as care performed by a

professional

Care focused on individuals, families andcommunities

Care focused on maintaining optimal healthand quality life from birth to end of life

Care is ongoing matrix of learning andteaching


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Care


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It is exclusive to nursing Mothering

Provides teaching and learning activities

Nurses goal is to comfort the patientPatient may explore and share feelings with

nurse


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Care

Core


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Patient care is based on social sciencesTherapeutic use of self

Helps patient learn their role is in the healing

processPatient is able to maintain who they are

Patient able to develop a maturity level whennurse listens to them and acts as sounding

boardPatient able to make informed decisions


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Care

CureCore


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Care based on pathological and therapeuticsciences

Professional nurse helps patient through therehabilitative phase of care

Nurse is patient advocate in this area

Nurses role changes from positive quality tonegative quality


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Emphasis placed on the importance of totalperson

Importance placed on all three aspectsfunctioning together

All three aspects interact and change in size


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Three interlocking circles representing oneaspect of nursing

Only nursing is defined as the functionnecessary to carry out care, core and cure

Philosophical view of humans having energyand motivation for self-awareness andgrowth

Definitions of health and society must beinferred


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Halls theory is applicable to each phase ofthe nursing process.

Limitations of the theory can be overcome bytaking a broader view of each aspect of care,core and cure.

Was not pleased with concept of teamnursing


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George, Julia B. (2002). Nursing theories: Thebase for professional nursing practice

Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: PearsonEducation, Inc. (pp.112-114).

Lydia Hall, Retrieved July 21, 2009, fromhttp://www.nursingtheory.net/

To be of service, The Three Cs of Lydia Hall,

Retrieved July 21, 2009, from http://nursingtheories.blogspot.com/2008/07/to-be-of-service-team-e-utilizing-three.html

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