Nursing Theories and Conceptual Framework

FLORENCE NIGTINGALE

ENVIRONMENTAL THEORY

VIRGINIA HENDERSON

NATURE OF NURSING MODEL

FAYE GLENN ABDELLAH

PATIENT-CENTERED APPROACHES TO NURSING MODEL

DOROTHY E. JOHNSON

BEHAVIORAL SYSTEM MODEL

IMOGENE KING

GOAL ATTAINMENT THEORY

MADELEINE LEININGER

TRANSCULTURAL NURSING MODEL

MYRA ESTRINE LEVINE

FOUR CONSERVATION PRINCIPLES

BETTY NEUMAN

HEALTH CARE SYSTE MODELS

DOROTHEA OREM

SELF-CARE AND SELF-CARE DEFICIT THEORY

HILDEGARD PEPLAU

PSYCHODYNAMIC/INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS MODEL

MARTHA ROGERS

SCIENCE OF UNITARY HUMAN BEING

SISTER CALLISTA ROY

ADAPTATION MODEL

LYDIA HALL

CARE, CORE, CURE MODEL

IDA JEAN ORLANDO

THE DYNAMIC NURSE-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP MODEL

JEAN WATSON

HUMAN CARING THEORY

ROSEMARIE RIZZO PARSE

HUMAN BECOMING THEORY

ENVIRONMENTAL THEORY

STRESSED THE IMPORTANCE OF KEEPING THE CLIENT WARM, MAINTAINING A NOISE FREE ENVIRONMENT, AND ATTENDING THE CLIENT’S DIET

THE NATURE OF NURSING MODEL

CONCEPTUALIZES THE NURSE’S ROLE AS ASSISTING SICK OR HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS TO GAIN INDEPENDENCE IN MEETING THE 14 FUNDAMENTAL NEEDS

PATIENT-CENTERED APPROACHES TO NURSING MODEL