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Available
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Publication
St. Louis : Mosby, 2nd edition
ISBN
0323011942 / 9780323011945
Description
This new edition demonstrates theory-based nursing practice, showing how nursing theory guides critical thinking for decision making in professional nursing practice. Includes a new section on nursing philosophies of Nightingale, Watson and Brenner, and a new section on middle-range nursing theories, including six new chapters.
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CONTENTS:
Ch. 1. The nature of knowledge needed for nursing practice -- Ch. 2. Nursing models: normal science for nursing practice -- Ch. 3. Philosophies, models, and theories: critical thinking structures -- Ch. 4. Philosophies, models, and theories: moral obligations -- Ch. 5. Nightingale's philosophy in nursing practice -- Ch. 6. Watson's philosophy in nursing practice -- Ch. 7. Benner's philosophy in nursing practice -- Ch. 8. Johnson's behavioral system model in nursing practice -- Ch. 9. King's interacting systems framework and theory in nursing practice -- Ch. 10. Levine's conservation model in nursing practice -- Ch. 11. Neuman's systems model in nursing practice -- Ch. 12. Orem's self-care deficit nursing theory in practice -- Ch. 13. Rogers' science of unitary human beings in nursing practice -- Ch. 14. Roy's adaptation model in nursing practice -- Ch. 15. Orlando's nursing process theory in nursing practice -- Ch. 16. Modeling and role-modeling theory in nursing practice -- Ch. 17. Mercer's maternal role attainment theory in nursing practice -- Ch. 18. Leininger's theory of culture care diversity and universality in nursing practice -- Ch. 19. Parse's theory of human becoming in nursing practice -- Ch. 20. Newman's theory of health as expanding consciousness in nursing practice -- Ch. 21. Areas for further development of theory-based nursing practice -- Ch. 22. Conceptual models of nursing, nursing theories, and nursing practice.
Ch. 1. The nature of knowledge needed for nursing practice -- Ch. 2. Nursing models: normal science for nursing practice -- Ch. 3. Philosophies, models, and theories: critical thinking structures -- Ch. 4. Philosophies, models, and theories: moral obligations -- Ch. 5. Nightingale's philosophy in nursing practice -- Ch. 6. Watson's philosophy in nursing practice -- Ch. 7. Benner's philosophy in nursing practice -- Ch. 8. Johnson's behavioral system model in nursing practice -- Ch. 9. King's interacting systems framework and theory in nursing practice -- Ch. 10. Levine's conservation model in nursing practice -- Ch. 11. Neuman's systems model in nursing practice -- Ch. 12. Orem's self-care deficit nursing theory in practice -- Ch. 13. Rogers' science of unitary human beings in nursing practice -- Ch. 14. Roy's adaptation model in nursing practice -- Ch. 15. Orlando's nursing process theory in nursing practice -- Ch. 16. Modeling and role-modeling theory in nursing practice -- Ch. 17. Mercer's maternal role attainment theory in nursing practice -- Ch. 18. Leininger's theory of culture care diversity and universality in nursing practice -- Ch. 19. Parse's theory of human becoming in nursing practice -- Ch. 20. Newman's theory of health as expanding consciousness in nursing practice -- Ch. 21. Areas for further development of theory-based nursing practice -- Ch. 22. Conceptual models of nursing, nursing theories, and nursing practice.