Theory
Twenty-one Nursing Problems
McGill Model of Nursing
Theorist
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Allen, F. Moyra
Synergy Model for Patient Care
American Association of Critical Care
Nurse's AACN
Behavioral systems and nursing
Auger, Jeanine Roose
Process of Cultural Competence in the
Delivery of Healthcare Services
Bacote, Campina
Tidal Model of Mental Health Nursing
Barker, Phil
Parent Child Interaction Model
Barnard, K E
Community Nursing Practice Model
Barry, Charlotte & Marilyn Parker
Postpartum Depression Theory
Beck, Cheryl Tatano
From Novice to Expert
Benner, Patricia E.
Nursing as Caring
Boykin, Anne & Schoenhofer, Savina
Other Names
Topology of 21 Nursing Problems
Twenty-one Nursing Problems
Allen Model
Developmental Health Model
Strength Model
Synergy Model
Tidal Theory
Benner's Professional Advancement Model
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Theory
Self-Help Theory
Theorist
Braden, C.J.
Theory of Cultural Marginality
Choi, Heeseung
The Nurse As Wounded Healer
Conti-O’Hare, M
Corbin and Strauss Chronic Illness
Trajectory Framework
Corbin-Strauss-Model Trajectory Model
Other Names
Self-Help Model
Theory of Integral Nursing
Dossey, Barbara Montgomery
Quality Caring Model (2003)
Duffy, Joanne R.
Theory of Chronic Sorrow
Eakes, Georgene Gaskill; Mary Lermann
Burke and Margaret A. Hainsworth
Modeling and Role Modeling Theory
Theory of Caritative Caring
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Fitzpatrick Life Perspective
Grounded Theory
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Grounded Theory
Middle Range Nursing Theory: Acute Pain
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Gordon, Marjory
Gordon's Functional Health Patterns
Care, Cure and Core
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The Three C’s of Lydia Hall
Virginia Henderson's Need Theory
Henderson, Virginia
Henderson Nursing Model
Theory of Community Empowerment
Hildebrandt, Eugenie & Persily, Cynthia
Armstrong
Symphonological Bioethical Theory
Husted, Gladys & Husted , James
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Theory
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Story Theory
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Technological Competency as Caring and
the Practice of Knowing Persons in Nursing
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Marker Professional Practice Model
Marker, CG
Marker Nursing Model
Nursing Transitions
Meleis, A I
Transitions Model
Gate Control Theory
Melzack, Ronald and Patrick Wall
Gate Control Theory of Pain
Role Attainment
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Attentively Embracing Story
Maternal Role Attainment - Becoming a
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phantom limb pain
Theory
Utilization of Health Belief Model
Theorist
Mikhail, Blanche
Uncertainty in Illness Theory
Mishel, Merle
Prescriptive theory of acute pain
management in infants and children.
Moore, Shirley & M.M. Huth
Theory of Moral Reckoning
Nathaniel, Alvita
Betty Neuman's System Model
Other Names
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Mishel Uncertainty in Illness Theory
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Nightingale, Florence
Nightingale's Nursing Theory
Nurse Expressed Empathy theory
Olson J & Hanchett E
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Self-Care Theory
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Theory
Nursing Process Theory
Theorist
Orlando, Ida Jean
Human Becoming Theory (Man-living-health
Parse, Rosemarie Rizzo
theory (ICPS) )
Theory of Humanistic Nursing
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Theory of Interpersonal Relations
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Transtheoretical Stages of Change Model
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Parse's Theory of Human Becoming
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Theory
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Theory of Bureaucratic Caring
Ray, Marilyn Anne
Theory of Self Transcendence
Reed, Pamela
Science of Unitary Human Beings
Rogers, Martha E
Rogers Science of Unitary Human Beings
Roper–Logan–Tierney Model of Nursing
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