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Summary
This study details data collection and analysis for a family care plan using Sister Callista Roy
Area of Science:
- Nursing
- Family Systems Theory
- Adaptation Model
Context:
- Focuses on a single mother and son family system.
- Utilizes Sister Callista Roy's conceptual model for family assessment.
- Part one of a two-part series on nursing care planning.
Purpose:
- To outline the theoretical and practical aspects of data collection and analysis in family nursing.
- To demonstrate the application of Roy's Adaptation Model in evaluating family behaviors.
- To guide nurses in formulating adaptive nursing care plans for families.
Summary:
- Employs Roy's four adaptive modes (physiological, self-concept, role function, interdependence) for family system evaluation.
- Identifies environmental stimuli influencing family behaviors.
- Analyzes behaviors as adaptive or non-adaptive to bio-psycho-social integrity and goal achievement.
Impact:
- Provides a framework for systematic family assessment and care planning.
- Enhances the nurse's ability to link behaviors to stimuli and formulate interventions.
- Establishes a foundation for facilitating family adaptation and goal attainment.