An Introduction to Nursing Theories course provides a foundational understanding of the theoretical frameworks that guide nursing practice and research. It explores the historical development and key concepts of major nursing theories, helping students analyze and apply these theories to patient care and clinical decision-making.
Introduction to Nursing Theories
Content
Unit 1 An introduction to Nursing Theory:
Theoretical framework in nursing
Development of Nursing Practice theory
Concepts of Nursing theory
An overview of nursing process
Unit 2 Relationship between theory and science and practice of nursing
Theory practice and research
Nursing Theoretical evolution
Perspective of Nursing theory
Unit 3 Categories of Selected Nursing Theories
Nursing theories may be assigned to the categories of
Need / problem-oriented theory
Interaction Oriented Theory
System Oriented Theory
Energy Filed Theories
Need / problem-oriented theory
Florence Nightingale way
Faye Glenn Abdallah
Virginia Henderson
Dorothea E, Orem
Lydia E Hall
Jean Watson
Interaction Oriented Theory
Hildegard E, Peplau
Ida Jean Orlando
Imogene M. King
Nola Pender
Myra E Levine
Anne Boykin and Savina Schoenhofer
Energy Filed Theories
Martha E Rogers
System Oriented Theory
Dorothy E Johnson
Callista Roy
Betty Neuman
Madeleine M Leininger
Rosemarie Rizzo Parse
Margaret Newman