Individualization of patient care using Orem??s theory
Morse Winifred, Joan Stehle Werner
Abstract
Morse Winifred, Joan Stehle Werner
Abstract
The nursing care of an elderly client with cancer according to Orem's nursing theory is presented. Supplementation of Orem 's theory with other germane theories is also described, yielding an individualized nursing care plan. Subjective and objective information about the client are used to assess universal, developmental and health-deviation self-care requisites and to develop nursing diagnoses. The psychosocial and cognitive theories of Havighurst, Kubler-Ross, and Piaget are incorporated as they relate to the specific aspects of the client's situation.
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The nursing care of an elderly client with cancer according to Orem's nursing theory is presented. Supplementation of Orem 's theory with other germane theories is also described, yielding an individualized nursing care plan. Subjective and objective information about the client are used to assess universal, developmental and health-deviation self-care requisites and to develop nursing diagnoses. The psychosocial and cognitive theories of Havighurst, Kubler-Ross, and Piaget are incorporated as they relate to the specific aspects of the client's situation.
Key concepts: Psychosocial, Nursing theory, Nursing care, Cognition, Nursing care plan, Psychology, Holistic nursing, Health care