Alternative Approaches to Nursing Practice: Application of Peplau, Rogers, and Parse
Mary‐Lou Martin, Cheryl Forchuk, M Santopinto, Howard K. Butcher
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Mary‐Lou Martin, Cheryl Forchuk, M Santopinto, Howard K. Butcher
Abstract
This article demonstrates three major nursing theories in practice. The uniqueness of each theory is clarified through the presentation of nursing formulations and practice implications. The discussion provides a metaperspective of how practice based in nursing theory is different from traditional practice and how nursing theory can guide practice.
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This article demonstrates three major nursing theories in practice. The uniqueness of each theory is clarified through the presentation of nursing formulations and practice implications. The discussion provides a metaperspective of how practice based in nursing theory is different from traditional practice and how nursing theory can guide practice.
Key concepts: Nursing theory, Nursing practice, Perspective (graphical), Nursing, Presentation (obstetrics), Clinical Practice, Uniqueness, Psychology