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Nursing theory

structure

Levels of theories

Theory Influence

Thinking & Ways

of knowing

Oh Florence

Florence believes


As a general term, is a notion or an idea that explains experience, interprets observation, describes

relationships, and projects outcomes.


What are Theories


Concern with principles and laws that govern the life

processes, well-being, and optimum functioning of human

beings, sick or well


What is Nursing Domain


According to Fawcett - consists of four concepts -

persons, environment, health and nursing – and the study of

the interrelationship among these four concepts


What is the Nursing Metaparadigm


Explains and predicts nursing outcomes essential to the

delivery of nursing care that is both humane and cost-

effective


What is theory based research


Offers a unique perspective, a distinct way of viewing

phenomena, which ultimately defines the limits and nature

of its inquiry


What is Discipline


Associated methods, procedures, and

empirical indicators that guide inquiry related to the theory


What are Research traditions


These have a direct impact on nursing practice, provide frameworks for nursing

interventions/activities and suggest outcomes and/or the impact of nursing practice.


What are Practice level theories


These are more narrow in scope, offer a bridge between

grand theories and specific nursing phenomena. They

present concepts and propositions at a lower level of

abstraction.


What are Middle-range theories


These are composed of concepts and assumptions,

which reflect the foundational philosophies of the grand

theory.


What are Conceptual models


They are statements of enduring values and beliefs, and may be practical guides

for conduct.


What are Grand Theories


Focuses on the distinctive perspective of a specific

discipline


What is Nursing theory


This approach to patient care is guided by the

patients medical diagnosis


What is the medical model


Focuses on disease prevention and community

work


What is public health theory


Approach focusing on family communication and patient need and nurturing


What is the Nursing perspective (Nursing

theoretical base)


This approach is considered “client focused”


What is the Nursing perspective


Theories that lead to new ways of thinking about

situations have this value


What is Heuristic value


How we come to know what we know in nursing. Using

actual theories and research


What is Empirical knowing


Focuses on relationships and knowing oneself


What is Personal knowing


The moral component of knowing. What guides

choices about what is right or wrong


What is ethical knowing


Creative and imaginative use of nursing knowledge


What is Esthetic knowing


Analysis and application of universal laws to promote wellbeing and relieve the

suffering of humanity


What is goal of nursing


A major educational/research factor

that influenced Florence Nightingale’s model of

nursing


What is science


A state of political conflict that influenced Florence Nightingale’s model of

nursing


What is war


A major cultural/belief system factor that

influenced Florence Nightingale’s model of

nursing


What is religion


A major equality movement that influenced Florence Nightingale’s model of

nursing


What is feminism


Nursing is the caring for a person and is separate from this. This is what you take

when you get sick.

Daily Double!!!


What is Medicine


This is the central element of healthcare in the

Nightingale Model for nursing. Cleanliness is a

form of this


What is hygiene


Changes can be made to this to assist the patient in healing. It is also a factor in

a person’s development besides genetics.


What is environment


Florence Nightingale advocated women for the role of nursing because the role of nurturing and caring fit with

the image of women upholding moral values in 19th century. Essentially she ________ the

role of nursing to women.


What is genderized


Clouds of rotting filth and matter rising from the

ground, Florence Nightingale believed in the anti-contagion theory and

this to be the origin of disease


What is miasma