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1Hôpital Robert-Debré, 48 boulevard Sérurier, 75019 Paris, France.
Summary
This study applies Afaf Ibrahim Meleis's transition theory and Merle H. Mishel's uncertainty management theory to pediatric nursing. It demonstrates practical interventions for patients, families, and environments in clinical settings.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Theory
- Healthcare Practice
- Pediatric Care
Context:
- Application of theoretical frameworks in clinical settings.
- Bridging theoretical knowledge with practical nursing interventions.
- Focus on pediatric patient care and family support.
Purpose:
- To illustrate the practical application of Transition Theory and Uncertainty Management Theory in healthcare.
- To demonstrate concrete nursing interventions based on established theories.
- To analyze patient, family, and environmental needs in pediatric clinical situations.
Summary:
- The article introduces Transition Theory (Afaf Ibrahim Meleis) and Uncertainty Management Theory (Merle H. Mishel).
- It presents two pediatric clinical cases to exemplify the use of these theories.
- Nursing interventions are proposed, addressing patient, family, and environmental needs.
Impact:
- Provides a practical guide for nurses utilizing theoretical models.
- Enhances understanding of how to implement Transition Theory and Uncertainty Management Theory.
- Offers evidence-based strategies for improving pediatric nursing care and patient outcomes.
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