TFN THEORIST AND THEORIES

• Bond on may 12,1890 at FLORENCE ITALY

  • ENVIRONMENTAL THEORY
  • Lady with a lamp

  FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
• FIRST LADY OF NURSING AND FIRST TRULY INTERNATIONAL NURSE

  • 14 BASIC NEEDS


  VIRGINIA HENDERSON
• 21 NURSING PROBLEMS


  FAYE GLENN ABDELLAH
• HUMAN CARING THEORY CARING MODEL


  JEAN WATSON
• TRANSCULTURAL MODEL

  • CONSIDERING THE CULTURE AND ETHNICITY OF THE PATIENT

  MADELEINE LEININGER
• HEALTH PROMOTION MODEL

  • COUNTERPART OF HEALTH PROTECTION AND DISEASE PREVENTION MODEL


  NOLA PENDER
• She believes that nursing is a in interpersonal process where nurse and patient share the same goal.

  • mother of psychiatric nursing

  INTERPERSONAL THEORY

  • orientation phase - help patient know the problem
  • identification phase - know who can assist and help him/her get better
  • exploitation phase - taking advantage of the best care rendered
  • resolution phase - termination of the interpersonal process

  Hildegard Peplau
• First to write about Nursing Process

  • ADPIE

  Ida Jean Orlando
• HUMAN TO HUMAN RELATIONSHIP MODEL

  • Original encounter
  • Emerging identities
  • Empathy
  • Sympathy
  • Rapport

  Joyce Travelbee
• Self care - Self Deficit model

  • Wholly compensatory
  • Partially Compensatory
  • Supportive ( educative )

  Dorothea Orem
• Science Of Unitary Human Being

  • nursing is an art and science that is humanistic or humanitarian

  Martha Rogers
• Goal Attainment Theory

  • defined nursing as to assist individual to attain , maintain , and restore health .

  GOAL: to help others maintain health

  domain of a nurse: promotion of health

  Functions of a NUrse: teach apatients

  Imogen King
• ADAPTATION THEORY

  • When it comes to healing everyone is unique not everyone is the same socially, emotionally , spiritually and physically .


  Sister Callista Roy
• Behavioral system

  • behavior constitutes a threat to the physical or social health, or in which illness is found.

  Dorothy Johnson
• System MODEL


  Betty Neuman
• Nursing Practice

  5 levels of NP

  • Novice
  • Advance Beginnner
  • Competent
  • Proficient
  • Expert

  Patricia Benner
• Care, cure and Core Model

  • emphasizes the nurse's role in care (emotionally and physically caring for the patient), cure (medical interventions), and core (fostering relationships and understanding patients).

  Lydia Hall
• Health Belief Model

  • perceived susceptibility, perceived severity, perceived benefits, perceived barriers, cues to action, and self-efficacy.

  Becker
• CASAGRA TRANSFORMATIVE LEADERSHIP MODEL

  • With good leadership we are able to develop our skills

  Carol S. Agravante
• COMPOSURE model

  • COMpetence
  • Presence
  • Open mindedness
  • Stimulation - cheering up
  • Understanding
  • Respectful/relaxation
  • Empathy

  Carmelita Divinagracia
• Retirement and Role Discontinuities Conceptual Model

  • retirement is inevitable change
  • role are set shared expectations

  Letty Kuan
• Prepare me Theory

  • it is a model that is non pharmacologic instead therapeutic communication for terminally ill patients.

  Carmencita Abaquin
• Theory of nursing practice and career

  Cecilia Laurente