Imogene Martina King's Theory in Nursing Practice Quiz

Final Period Nursing Theories: Imogene Martina King and Goal Attainment Theory

• The final period will cover applying Imogene Martina King's theory to plan for patient's health, integrating professional caring in interventions, prioritizing nursing actions, and identifying non-nursing theorists and their roles in nursing.
• Filipino nursing theorists' contributions will be highlighted, and technology's application in nursing practice will be discussed.
• Week 13 will focus on adapting planning strategies through Goal Attainment Theory and identifying nursing interventions for safe and quality patient care.
• Imogene Martina King's Theory of Goal Attainment emphasizes the nurse as part of the patient's environment, aiming to achieve good health through the nurse-patient relationship.
• Imogene Martina King, born in 1923 and passed away in 2007, is known for her Theory of Goal Attainment, developed in the 1960s, and is widely taught to nursing students globally.
• Her theory is implemented in various service settings and has had a significant impact on nursing's scientific base.

Test your understanding of nursing theories with this quiz, which focuses on applying Imogene Martina King's theory to patient care planning, integrating professional caring into interventions, and prioritizing nursing actions based on immediate needs. Assess your knowledge and readiness to apply nursing theories in real-world healthcare settings.