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Implementation of a caring theoretical framework in a multihospital system.

Karen Higdon¹, Maria Shirey

¹Baptist Hospital Northeast, LaGrange, Kentucky, USA. khigdon2@bhsi.com

The Journal of Nursing Administration

|March 24, 2012

Summary

Nursing leaders implemented Swanson

Area of Science:

Nursing
Healthcare Management
Patient Care Theory

Background:

Nursing leaders aimed to integrate Swanson's theory of caring into practice.
A theoretical framework supports nursing practice and aligns with Magnet® standards.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess the impact of implementing Swanson's theory of caring on nursing practice.
To measure patient and family perceptions of nurses' caring behaviors post-implementation.

Main Methods:

Descriptive correlational study design.
Focus on staff education regarding Swanson's theory of caring.
Measurement of patient and family perceptions of caring behaviors before and after education.

Main Results:

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Significantly higher reported levels of nurses' caring behaviors post-education compared to pre-education.
Positive correlation between theoretical framework implementation and perceived caring behaviors.

Conclusions:

Staff education on Swanson's theory of caring improved perceived nursing behaviors.
Theoretical frameworks enhance patient and family perceptions of care, aligning with Magnet® standards.