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Theory-based nursing practice

B M Raudonis¹, G J Acton

¹Harris College of Nursing, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, USA.

Journal of Advanced Nursing

|July 1, 1997

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Nursing theories guide nurses in organizing client data and planning purposeful care. The Modelling and Role-Modelling theory aligns well with hospice care

Area of Science:

Nursing Science
Healthcare Management

Background:

Nursing theories offer a framework for organizing complex client data and guiding purposeful, proactive patient care.
Theoretical perspectives enhance nursing efficiency, improve care outcome control, and facilitate interprofessional communication.

Observation:

Healthcare organizations can adopt specific nursing theories to standardize practice.
The alignment between an organization's philosophy and a chosen nursing theory is crucial for successful implementation.
The Modelling and Role-Modelling theory is adaptable to various healthcare settings.

Findings:

Hospice care, a philosophy of care rather than a location, demonstrates a strong compatibility with the Modelling and Role-Modelling nursing theory.
The successful integration of Modelling and Role-Modelling in hospice is attributed to the shared philosophical assumptions between the theory and hospice care.

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Implications:

Implementing theory-based nursing practice, such as Modelling and Role-Modelling, can optimize patient care within specialized settings like hospice.
Selecting nursing theories that resonate with an organization's core values enhances the effectiveness of nursing interventions.
This alignment supports evidence-based practice and improves the overall quality of patient outcomes.