Foundations of Professional Nursing (eBook)
304 Seiten
Springer Publishing Company (Verlag)
978-0-8261-3365-6 (ISBN)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE
PROLOGUE
PART ONE: THE WORLD OF THE NURSE
CHAPTER ONE: NURSING: PROFESSION AND DISCIPLINE
Profession
Change
The evolution of care/caring
Evolution and change in nursing and health care
Globalization
Complexity
Discipline
The discipline of nursing: Developing through research and science
The structure of the discipline
CHAPTER TWO: HEALTH, WELL-BEING AND SELF-CARE
Evolution of the concept of health
Contemporary views of health and well-being
Health
Well-being
Self-Care
Self-Care and Nursing
CHAPTER THREE: THINKING AND DOING NURSING
The object and purposes of nursing
Doing nursing: the subject of nursing
Thinking nursing
The Human Person
Speaking nursing
CHAPTER FOUR: THE NURSING SYSTEM
Action systems
Systems theory
Nursing Systems
Nursing agency
Nursing as helping
Dimensions of the nursing system
Patient centered care
PART TWO: NURSING PRACTICE
CHAPTER FIVE: CONDITIONING FACTORS AND HEALTH-RELATED SELF-CARE
Basic conditioning factors
Gender
Health state and health care system factors
Conditions and patterns of living
Family system factors
Personal sociocultural factors
Educational system factors
Resources
Developmental state and developmental system factors
CHAPTER SIX: THE “WHY” OF SELF-CARE: Determining the self-care demand
Defining self-care demand
Universal self-care requisites
Developmental self-care requisites
Health deviation self-care requisites
Describing the therapeutic self-care demand
Clinical example: the therapeutic self-care demand for a person with heart failure
CHAPTER SEVEN: THE “HOW” OF SELF-CARE: Self-care agency
Overview of the capability for engaging in self-care
Action theory and understanding self-care agency
Self-care operations and related capabilities
Foundational capabilities, dispositions and deliberate action
The power components for self-care
The structure of self-care agency: a tool for understanding self-care practices
CHAPTER EIGHT: NURSING PRACTICE OPERATIONS: from diagnosis to designing the nursing system
Nursing practice operations
The theory of self-care deficit
Self-care limitations
Overview of diagnosis and prescription
The diagnostic process and related questions
Case example
Design: a core professional operation
Example of a nursing system
CHAPTER NINE: PRODUCTION AND CONTROL OPERATIONS AND EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE
Production and control operations
Professional nurse as caregiver
Performing as skilled expert
Appropriate caring
Age and developmentally appropriate care
Culturally appropriate care
Medical definition of appropriate care
Appropriate level of care
Professional nurse as manager
Interdisciplinary cooperation
Care coordination
Organizational responsibilities and related responsibilities of professional nurse
Recording system
Integrating nursing components into the data bank
Data elements and outcome measurements
Defining a population
Utility of population descriptions utilizing variables of concern to nursing
The data bank, standards of practice and measuring outcomes
Performance review guidelines
PART THREE: BEYOND THE SELF
CHAPTER TEN: THE DEPENDENT-CARE SYSTEM
Dyads are complex systems
Dependent and collaborative care
Importance of caring for self while caring for other
Collaborative Self-Care
Dependent care systems
Parenting and dependent-care for an ill child
CHAPTER ELEVEN: MEANING OF FAMILY IN NURSING
General constructs related to family
Family and nursing
Family as system
Family as basic conditioning factor
Family unit as focus of nursing care
Family and self-care
CHAPTER TWELVE: NURSING AND COMMUNITY
The community as system
Level of systems and community based nursing
Data collection and analysis
What is?
What should be?
Achieving what should be
Community as place of nursing services
Community as unit of service: population health
Conceptual models associated with population health
Conceptual model of nursing practice and population health (Fawcett & Ellenbecker)
Integrated model of population health and health promotion ( Government of Canada)
Nursing agency and population health
Collecting data to inform population health policies and strategies
CHAPTER THIRTEEN: ETHICAL AND LEGAL FOUNDATIONS FOR NURSING
The conduct of nurses
Decision-making in nursing
Nursing and law
Some basic legal concepts
Self-regulation: The National Council of State Boards of Nursing
Ethics and nurses
Ethics of caring
Codes of ethics
Ethical decision making
CHAPTER FOURTEEN: CARE OF THE SELF: a nursing imperative
Nursing agency
Nurses’ self-care
Stress in nursing
Types of occupational stress
Effects of nurses’ stress on patients
Effects of nurses’ stress on organizations
Organizational strategies to reduce stress/burnout
PART IV: CLINICAL SITUATIONS
Instances of nursing practice representing a variety of clinical cases/settings including:
- Individual as focus of concern
- Dependent-care situation
- Family situation
-Population
-Supportive-developmental-educational nursing system
-Partly compensatory nursing system
-Wholly compensatory nursing system
Erscheint lt. Verlag | 15.5.2016 |
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Sprache | englisch |
Themenwelt | Medizin / Pharmazie ► Pflege ► Ausbildung / Prüfung |
Schlagworte | collaborative-care system • dependent-care • evidence-based practice • family-centered nursing • nursing practice • nursing system • Nursing theories • Professionalism • self-care • self-care agency • therapeutic self-care demand |
ISBN-10 | 0-8261-3365-7 / 0826133657 |
ISBN-13 | 978-0-8261-3365-6 / 9780826133656 |
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