[Change in nursing paradigms. 2. Elizabeth Barrett's "Theory of Power"]

|June 1, 1996

Abstract:

The second part of this article deals with the fundamentals of Martha Rogers' Conceptual System, as developed by Elizabeth A. M. Barrett in "Theory of Power". Some concepts from the work of Margaret Newman are discussed, examples are used which are taken from Rogerian science based nursing practice.

Related Experiment Videos

[Change in nursing paradigms. 2. Elizabeth Barrett's "Theory of Power"]

Related Concept Videos

[Changes of nursing paradigms. 1. Martha Rogers' theory].

[Pilot testing of a questionnaire to assess Elderspeak in nursing care: a quantitative study].

[Initiation and implementation of pediatric palliative care in pediatric oncology: A qualitative interview study].

[Experiences of early postoperative mobilisation following open abdominal surgery: A qualitative study].

[Implementation and development of the APN role in primary health care in Germany: A qualitative study].

[Follow-up on nursing research in German hospitals: A cross-sectional study].

[Integration of Bachelor-Level Nurses into Clinical Practice - Perspectives of Clinical Facilitators: A (empty) Scoping Review].

Conformity Between Values and EU Legal Requirements Regarding an AI Clinical Decision Support System (AI-CDSS) for Improved Cardiovascular Risk Management (DECIDE).

Artificial Empathy and Spiritual Care: Limits of AI-Mediated Compassion in Chaplaincy.

Dogmas in Obstetrics: Evidence-Based Standards, Clinical Judgement and Patient-Centred Care.

The silence of the labs: Ethical oversight in metabolomics research.

Losing Control: Why Absence of Controlling Influences Should be Replaced by Absence of Alienating Influences as a Criterion for Autonomous Action in Bioethics.

Tokenistic co-design: participation without power in Indigenous health evaluations.

Related Experiment Videos

[Change in nursing paradigms. 2. Elizabeth Barrett's "Theory of Power"]

Abstract:

Related Concept Videos

Related Articles