Cecilia Laurente's Nursing Theory and Practice
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Cecilia Laurente
Filipino nursing theorist focused on family support.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Degree obtained by Laurente in 1967.
Philippine General Hospital
Hospital where Laurente worked as staff nurse.
Nursing Supervisor
Position held by Laurente from 1973 to 1976.
Metropolitan Hospital
Location of Laurente's international nursing experience.
University of the Philippines College of Nursing
Institution where Laurente became an instructor.
Dean of College of Nursing
Position held by Laurente from 1996 to 2002.
Patient Well-being
Connected to family involvement in care.
Communication Gaps
Issues arising from unaddressed patient concerns.
Effective Communication
Reduces anxiety by ensuring patient understanding.
Nursing Theory
Framework for categorizing nursing activities.
Family Involvement
Nurses assist patients by engaging their families.
Nurse Techniques
Methods to support patient's family and care.
Informative Techniques
Providing knowledge to patient's family.
Psychotherapeutic Techniques
Emotional support strategies for families.
Cognitive-Behavioral Techniques
Addressing thoughts and behaviors in care.
Metaparadigms
Key concepts in nursing: person, health, environment, nursing.
Anxiety
Mental state of fear regarding future events.
Nurse Caring Behavior
Actions that influence patient anxiety levels.
Presence
Genuine engagement between nurse and patient.
Concern
Trust development through nurse-patient interactions.
Stimulation
Nurse's use of encouraging words for healing.
Predisposing Factors
Characteristics increasing patient vulnerability to health issues.
Enhancing Factors
Elements improving patient well-being through nursing.
Coping Mechanism
Strategies nurses use to handle work challenges.
Therapeutic Nurse-Patient Relationship
Building trust and support in nursing care.
Patient Autonomy
Empowering patients in health decision-making.
Nursing Education Implications
Focus on communication and anxiety management training.
Family Inclusion in Care
Encouraging family participation in patient treatment.