Table
of Contents
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PART I |
OVERVIEW OF THEORY |
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1 |
Introduction to the
Nature of Nursing Knowledge |
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Analysis, Evaluation,
and Selection of a |
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PART II |
MIDDLE RANGE THEORIES: PHYSIOLOGICAL |
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Pain: A Balance Between
Analgesia and Side Effects |
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Unpleasant Symptoms |
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PART III |
MIDDLE RANGE THEORIES: PSYCHOLOGICAL |
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Self-Efficacy |
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6 |
Chronic Sorrow |
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PART IV |
MIDDLE RANGE THEORIES: SOCIAL |
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Social Support |
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Caring |
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Interpersonal Relations |
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10 |
Attachment |
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PART V |
MIDDLE RANGE THEORIES: INTEGRATIVE |
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Modeling and
Role-Modeling |
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12 |
Comfort |
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13 |
Health-Related Quality
of Life |
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Health Promotion |
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15 |
Deliberative Nursing
Process |
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Resilience |
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PART VI |
MIDDLE RANGE THEORIES: PRACTICE MODELS |
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17 |
Shuler Nurse
Practitioner Practice? Model |
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18 |
The AACN Synergy Model |
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Appendix A |
Analyses of Theories |
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Appendix B |
Instruments |
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