2. DELIBERATIVE NURSING PROCESS THEORY (Ida Jean Orlando)

IDA JEAN ORLANDO

DELIBERATIVE NURSING PROCESS THEORY (PROPONENT)

1926

Orlando was born on

New York Medical College at the Lower Fifth Avenue Hospital School of Nursing

Nursing diploma at

St. John's University in Brooklyn

Bachelor of Science in Public Health from

Teachers College, Columbia University

Master of Arts Degree in Mental Health Nursing

Robert Pelletier

Married to ______________ and lives in Boston

Yale School of Nursing

Associate Professor at

Graduate Program in Mental Health Psychiatric Nursing

Served as Director of the

National Institute of Mental Health grant

Project investigator of a

McLean Hospital in Belmont, Massachusetts

Director of a research project at

Presenting behavior

Client's problematic situation. Nurse finds the client's immediate need for help

Distress

Arises when a client experiences a need that cannot be resolved. Sense of helplessness.

Immediate reaction

Internal response. Reflects how the nurse experiences his or her participation in the nurse-client relationship.

Nurse reaction

Stimulated by client's behavior. Marks beginning of nursing process discipline.

Nurse's action

Reflects the nursing process.

ADPIE

Assessment

Diagnosis

Planning

Implementation

Evaluation

5 STAGES OF DELIBERATIVE NURSING PROCESS

Assessment

nurse completes a holistic assessment of the client's needs.

Diagnosis

involves the knowledge that the nurses have about health problems.

Planning

addresses all of the issues raised in the diagnosis.

Implementation

nurse utilizes the nursing care plan.

Evaluation

nurse monitors the progress of the client towards the goals set in the nursing care plan.