Middle Range Theory for Nursing
Published on 30. April 2003
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Hardback
240 pages
978-0-8261-1915-5 (ISBN)
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The eight middle-range theories described in this work focus on different aspects of caring in the human health experience, with relevance to nursing. Each theory is presented in the same manner, including the purpose of the theory, foundational literature, key concepts, and use of the theory in nursing research and practice. A ladder concept is used throughout to illustrate movement from the more abstract to the more specific. A final chapter discusses evaluation of middle-range theory in general.
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Mary Jane Smith | Patricia R. Liehr
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Theories of uncertainty in illness; the theory of self-efficacy; the theory of unpleasant symptoms; the theory of family stress and adaptation theory; the theory of community empowerment; the theory of meaning; the theory of self-transcendence; the theory of attentively embracing story; evaluation of middle-range theories for the discipline of nursing. Appendix - ladders of abstraction.