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[Guidelines for nursing methodology implantation]
Rosamaría Alberdi Castell1, Berta Artigas Lelong, Núria Cuxart Ainaud
1Escuela de Enfermería y Fisioterapia, Universidad de las Illes Balears.
Abstract:
The authors introduce three guidelines as part of the process to implant the nursing methodology based on the Virginia Henderson Conceptual Model; they propose to help nurses adopt the aforementioned method in their daily practice. These three guidelines shall be published in successive articles: Guidelines to identify attitudes and aptitudes related to the nursing profession; Guidelines to implant the nursing methodology based on the Virginia Henderson Conceptual Model; and Guidelines to plan areas for improvement.
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