nursing theories/ metaparadigm Flashcards
nursing theory
conceptual frameworks that provide the principle that underpin practice, serve to validate it self through the production of its own scientifically tested body of knowledge, analyze and explain what nurses do
metaparadigm concepts
- client and person
- Environment
- Health
- Nursing
- person (metaparadigm)
recipient of nursing care and may include individual, patient, group, family, community
- environment
environment or situation is defined as the internal and external surrounds that affect the client
- Health
degree of wellness or well being that the client experiences
- nursing
attributes, characteristics, and actions of the nurse providing care on behalf of or in conjunction with the client
types of nursing theories
grand
middle range
descriptive
prescriptive
grand nursing theories
structural framework these look at nursing through a broad lens and are applicable to all areas of nursing not measured empirically
- trans cultural nursing (madeleine leininger)
- philosophy and theory of transpersonal caring (jean watson)
- roy adaption model (sister callista roy)
middle range theories
specific aspects in nursing
bridge the gap between grand and nursing practice
-novice to expert (patricia benner)
-carpers ways of knowing (barbara carper)
nursing practice theories
descriptive and prescriptive theories, specific parts of the job, nursing interventions and the impact of nursing
descriptive and prescriptive theories
practice level theories
benner’s novice to expert
stage 1- novice stage 2- advanced beginner stage 3- competent stage 4- proficient stage 5- expert
carpers patterns of knowing
empiric ethic personal esthetics sociopolitical or emancipatory