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Conservation is the product of adaptation and is a common principle underlying many of the basic sciences. Conservation is criti ...

and female created He them....Sanctity of life is manifested in everyone. The holiness of life itself [testifies] to its spiritu ...

tered by the patient. If the experience is pro- longed, the stress can lead to damage to the systems. 4.Perceptual response.This ...

Human beings respond in a singular yet integrated fashion. Each individual responds wholly and com- pletely to every alteration ...

1991), long-term ventilator patient (Higgins, 1998; Delmore, 2003), and older adult and elderly pa- tients (Cox, 1991; Foreman, ...

Hours of employment Water supply Community budget Food sources An assessment of structural integrity might in- clude: City pl ...

wholeness, Levine supported the testing of vari- ables that represent a single integrity. For example, Lane and Winslow (1987) f ...

studies of bathing and toileting was that hospital- ized patients had a significantly lower oxygen con- sumption during these ac ...

Nursing theory should define the boundaries of nursing. “Nursing theory is too important an enter- prise to be undertaken witho ...

psychology, sociology, theology, etc.). The Theory of Therapeutic Intention is directly related to the biological realities. The ...

(1973) provides nurses with the opportunity to enhance their understanding of it and to provide interventions for communities th ...

Dibble, S. L., Bostrom-Ezerati, J., & Ruzzuto, C. (1991). Clinical predictors of intravenous site symptoms.Research in Nursi ...

Diagnosis Association(pp. 320–327). Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott. Mid-Year Convocation: Loyola University, Chicago. The Confer ...

Levine, E. B., & Levine, M. E. (1965). Hippocrates, father of nursing, too? American Journal of Nursing, 65(12), 86–88. Levi ...

motion for preterm infants based on Levine’s Conservation Model of Nursing. (Doctoral dissertation, the University of Tennessee, ...

CHAPTER 10 113 Lydia Hall Lydia Hall: The Care, Core, and Cure Model and Its Applications Introducing the Theorist Historical Ba ...

Introducing the Theorist In this chapter, we describe Lydia Hall and her conceptual model of nursing, her work at the Loeb Cente ...

nursing workforce, the feminine pronoun was used almost exclusively. Hall died of heart disease on February 27, 1969, at Queens ...

relevant now, as we face a rapidly increasing older population with needs for long-term care and an era of cost containment that ...

Care, Core, and Cure Hall enumerated three aspects of the person as pa- tient: the person, the body, and the disease. These aspe ...