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principles & practice of nursing
Henderson
nurses assist patients with 14 activities
grand theory
behavioral system
Johnson
patient is a collection of subsystems
grand theory
systems
Neuman
patient is an open system in constant energy exchange
grand theory
patient-centered care
Abdellah
nurses address 21 “nursing problems” and create a personalized care plan
grand theory
goal attainment
King
patient is a unique system constantly interacting/transacting with other systems
grand theory
adaptation
Roy
nurses help patients adapt to changes in image & ability
grand theory
caring
Watson
caring is fundamental, based on 10 factors
focusing on interrelationships rather than disease-cure model (transpersonal relationship)
grand theory
unitary beings/human becoming
Rogers/Parse/Newman
patients are dynamic energy fields in exchange with environment
nurses help patient use their own potential
grand theory
skill acquisition
Benner
nurses go through 5 stages of skill acquisition
middle-range theory
comfort
Kolcaba
nurses seek to relieve patient distress
middle-range theory
health promotion
Pender
patients’ personal experience & values affect their health behaviors
middle-range theory
synergy
American Association of Critical-Care Nurses
match nurse competencies to patient needs for best outcomes
middle-range theory
transitions
Meleis et al.
patients are more vulnerable during changes, nurses can help with that
middle-range theory
environmental
Nightingale
nurses should clean/improve patient’s environment for optimal treatment
grand theory
interpersonal
Peplau
developing nurse-patient therapeutic relationship in phases
middle-range theory
self-care deficit
Orem
patient self-care ability indicates their need for nursing/treatment
grand theory
culture care
Leininger
take patient’s culture into account when caring for them (anthropological lens)
middle-range theory