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25 Cards in this Set
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Transpersonal Caring Theory
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1. clinical caritas processes
2. transpersonal caring relationships 3. caring moments and occasions |
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Clinical Caritas Processes
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-Practice love and kindness
-Faith and hope -Sensitive -Development and sustaining -Positives and Negatives -Teaching -Environment -Gratification -Mystery and Miracles |
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Nursing Metaparadigm
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Themes across theories
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Jean Watson
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Care of the nurse to healing of patient
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Dorothea Orem
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Determines when nursing care is needed. Centred around idea of 'self-care'. Patient needs some form of self care to maintain independence.
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Effective self care
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maintains structural integrity; human functioning; contributes to human development
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Self-care deficit nursing theory (GRAND)
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1. Self agent?
2. Self-care requisites? (universal, developmental, health deviation) 3. Self-care deficits? (limitations/ incapabilities) 4. How will need be met (nurse/patient?) 5. Nursing agency (actions, guiding, teaching, support, environment |
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Pender (NURSING)
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Health promotion. Breaking down barriers to achieve improved health
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THEORIES ANAGRAM
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Will Tomorrow
Or Saturday Please Hail Large Carrots |
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Pender's thoery of holistic health
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1. individuals characteristics/ experiences?
2. self-efficiency? 3. influences? 4. commitment? 5. behaviors? |
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Leninger's nursing theory model
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Need for negotiable controlled harmonious environment. Multiculturalism. Prioritising healthcare
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Assumptions of Orem?
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- voluntary actions of healthcare
- self-esteem/ image - people may have responsibilites of others - universal requisite - self-care- learned through sociology |
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Chinn and Kramer critique outline
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Clarity
Simplicity Generality Empirical precision Derivable consequences |
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George
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Historical context
Basic concepts and relationships Phenomena Who? How? Methods of testing Nursing actions Contagousness? |
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Nursing Metaparadigm
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Person
Health and Illness Environment Nurse |
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Leninger
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preservation
negotiation resturcturing |
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3 assumptions of Watson
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1. Carative factor -> satisfaction of needs
2. caring is central to nursing 3. Caring accepts present, past and future individual |
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Nurses reg. board
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1922
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Population increas = nurse shortage
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50's 60's
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Educationalist came onto Nurses Board
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1953
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1960
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Survey
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HBD curriculum
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1972
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Pre and Post grad education
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1975
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Australasian Trained Nurses Assoc.
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1907
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Pender Assumptions
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-reflective self-awareness
-regulation of own behaviour -transformation of self and environment -assessment of self |
