Nursing theory : utilization and application /
Martha Raile Alligood and Ann Marriner Tomey.
- 2nd ed.
- St. Louis, Mo. ; London : Mosby, 2001.
- 464p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Previous ed.: 1997.
PAR 1: CONCEPTUALIZATION:- 1. The nature of knowledge needed for nursing practice---2. Nursing Models: Normal science for nursing practice--3. Philosophies, models and theories: critical thinking structures--4. Philosophies, models, and theories: moral obligations--PART 11: APPLICATION:- Section 1: Nursing philosophies:- 5. Nightingale\'s philosophy in nursing practice--6. Watson\'s philosophy in nursing practice--7. Benner\'s philosophy in nursing practice--Section 2: Nursing Models:- 8. Johnson\'s behavioural system model in nursing practice--9. King\'s interacting systems framework and theory in nursing practice--10. Levine\'s conservation model in nursing practice--11. Neuman\'s systems model in nursing practice--12.Orem\'s self-care deficit nursing theory in practice--13. Rogers\' science of unitary human beings in nursing practice--14. Roy\'s adaptation model in nursing practice--Section 111: Nursing Theories:- 15. Orlando\'s nursing process theory in nursing practice--16. Modeling and role-modeling theory in nursing practice--17. Mercer\'s maternal role attainment theory in nursing practice--18. Leininger\'s theory of culture care diversity and universality in nursing practice--19. Parse\'s theory of human becoming in nursing practice--20. Newman\'s theory of health as expanding consciousness in nursing practice--PART 111: EXPANSION:- 21. Area for further development of theory-based nursing practice--22. Conceptual models of nursing, nursing theories, and nursing practice: Future directions.
Describing the models of seven major nursing theorists, this text examines the movement of nursing theory from the development and analysis stage to the utilisation stage.