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Roy's adaptation model. Interview by Pamela Clarke.

Stacey H Barone¹, Debra Hanna, Pamela M Senesac

¹Center for Community Health, University of Wyoming, School of Nursing, Dept. 3065, Laramie 82079, USA. pclarke@uwyo.edu

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Summary

This dialogue explores nursing research, practice, administration, and education through the lens of Roy

Area of Science:

Nursing Science
Nursing Theory Application

Background:

Explores nursing research, practice, administration, and education through the Roy Adaptation Model.
Features a dialogue with three distinguished scholars specializing in the Roy Adaptation Model.

Discussion:

Examines current issues and practices in nursing administration and education.
Highlights the integration of nursing theory, specifically the Roy Adaptation Model, into academic curricula.

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Provides data on the prevalence of nursing theory and the Roy Adaptation Model in US nursing schools' curricula.
Offers perspectives on the practical application and administrative relevance of the Roy Adaptation Model in contemporary nursing.

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