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[Mid-range theories: a bridge between theory and nursing practice]
Safia Zah1, Allan Julliot-Delval2
1Groupe hospitalier Fondation Vallée-Paul-Guiraud, service urgences et crises, 7 rue Benserade, 94250 Gentilly, France.
Abstract:
In the face of increasingly complex care situations, medium-range theories provide nurses with concrete, readily applicable frameworks for analyzing clinical phenomena, structuring clinical reasoning, and guiding interventions. By bridging the gap between theory and practice, they help strengthen nurses' autonomy, expertise, and reflexivity-provided they are applied in a flexible, contextualized, and reflective manner.
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