MODULE 4 NURSING THEORIES & CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS Flashcards

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What are things to consider when evaluating a theory

A
  • Critical reflection
  • Degree of usefulness
  • Provide a descriptiob
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What are the five criteria in evaluating a theoretical framework

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  • Clarity
  • Simplicity
  • Generality
  • Empirical precision
  • Derivable consequcences
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▪In evaluating this, semantics (study of meaning of
the language, symbols and logic) and structure
should be considered important.
▪It involves identifying the major concepts & subconcepts used in the theory.

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CLARITY

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A theory must be adequately comprehensive at a
level of abstraction to offer direction. However, it
must have as few concepts as possible having
simple relations to assist clarity.
▪According to Raynold, the most useful theories are
those that offers greatest sense of understanding.

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SIMPLICITY

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▪It is important to examine the scope of concepts
and goals within the theory for this analysis
criterion.
▪As a rule of thumb, “The more limited the
concept and goals is, the less (?) the theory
becomes”.

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GENERALITY

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▪The degree in which the defined concepts are
observable in actual setting.
▪(?) adequacy can be measured by the
evidences that supports the theory.
▪According to Walker & Avant, a theory must
generate a hypothesis and must add to the body
of knowledge.

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EMPIRICAL PRECISION

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Q

▪According to Chinn & Kramer, a nursing theory
should lead itself to research testing which would
result to additional knowledge that would guide
practice.
▪Furthermore, nursing theory should give direction
to research and practice, create new ideas and
seek to distinguish the focus of nursing to other
professions

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DERIVABLE CONSEQUENCES

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8
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When was florence nightingale born and where?

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  • May 12, 1820
  • Florence, Italy
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9
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Environmental Model

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Florence Nightingale

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10
Q

Florence Nightingale is the Founder of the _______.

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modern nursing

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11
Q

Viewed the essence of a _______ as a PATIENT and envisioned as
comprising physical, intellectual, emotional, social & spiritual
components

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PERSON ( Florence )

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12
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-She believed in the prevention & health promotion in addition to
nursing patients from illness to health.
- “Healthy is not only to be well, but to be able to
use well every power we have”.

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HEALTH ( FLORENCE )

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13
Q

Anything that can be manipulated to place a patient in the best
possible condition for nature to act

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ENVIRONEMNT (FLORENCE)

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▪Considered nursing as very essential for everybody’s well-being.
▪She believed nursing to be a spiritual calling and nurses were to
assist nature to repair the patient.

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NURSING (FLORENCE)

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15
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LIST THE 12 CANONS OF FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

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  • Ventilation and warmth
  • Light
  • Noise
  • Cleanliness
  • Personal Cleanliness
  • Health and Houses
  • Bed and Bedding
  • Petty Mangement
  • Taking food
  • Chattering hopes and advices
  • Variety
  • Observations of the sick
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