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What is the main focus of Chapter 10?
What is the main focus of Chapter 10?
What are middle range nursing theories?
What are middle range nursing theories?
Middle range nursing theories lie between grand nursing theories and practice theories. They are more specific, with fewer concepts and encompass a limited aspect of the real world.
Which of the following is NOT a concept of middle range theory?
Which of the following is NOT a concept of middle range theory?
Where do middle range theories come from?
Where do middle range theories come from?
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How are middle range theories categorized?
How are middle range theories categorized?
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What is an example of high MRT?
What is an example of high MRT?
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What concepts typically comprise middle MRT?
What concepts typically comprise middle MRT?
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What are examples of low MRT?
What are examples of low MRT?
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What are the major concepts of Leininger's theory of culture care diversity and universality?
What are the major concepts of Leininger's theory of culture care diversity and universality?
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What model did Leininger use to discover culture care?
What model did Leininger use to discover culture care?
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What are the three decision and action modes to provide culturally congruent care?
What are the three decision and action modes to provide culturally congruent care?
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How does Leininger's theory help develop nursing practice?
How does Leininger's theory help develop nursing practice?
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What are the central concepts of Benner's theory?
What are the central concepts of Benner's theory?
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What are Benner's five levels of proficiency?
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Study Notes
Introduction to Middle Range Nursing Theories
- Middle range nursing theories bridge the gap between grand nursing theories and practice theories.
- They are more specific, with fewer concepts, and focus on limited aspects of real-world scenarios.
- Concepts are concrete and can be empirically tested.
Characteristics of Middle Range Theory
- Composed of two or more observable concepts and their relationships.
- Concepts must be applicable across diverse settings.
- Examples include: health promotion, comfort, coping, resilience, pain, self-transcendence, grief, fatigue, and transitions.
Sources of Middle Range Theories
- Developed from research, practice, literature reviews, and grand theories.
- Influenced by taxonomies, guidelines, and standards from various disciplines.
Categorization of Middle Range Theories
- Classified into "high-middle", "middle", and "low-middle" based on their abstraction and specificity.
- Differentiated from practice theories, offering a balance of generalization and operationalization.
High Middle Range Theories
- Feature broad and fairly abstract concepts such as caring, transcendence, and culture.
- Notable theorists include Benner and Leininger.
Middle Middle Range Theories
- Rely on theoretically defined and fairly specific constructs like uncertainty in illness and chronic sorrow.
- Examples include social support, self-help, resilience, and successful aging theories.
Low Middle Range Theories
- These are highly defined and address specific concerns like women's anger and postsurgical pain.
- Examples include theories related to becoming a mother and caregiver stress.
Leininger's Theory of Culture Care Diversity & Universality
- Focuses on culture, cultural care aspects influencing health, diversity vs. universality, and caring.
- Distinguishes between emic (within one culture) and etic (across cultures) perspectives.
- Promotes culturally congruent nursing care.
Sunrise Enabler Model
- Used to explore cultural care diversity and universality.
- Assists nurses in conducting individualized cultural assessments.
Culturally Congruent Care Practices
- Culture care preservation and maintenance.
- Culture care accommodation and negotiation.
- Culture care restructuring and repatterning.
Impact of Leininger's Theory on Practice
- Encourages nurses to inquire about patients' cultural backgrounds.
- Aids in individualizing care aligned with patient beliefs and values.
- Promotes cultural education for improved nursing practices.
Central Concepts of Benner's Theory
- Competence refers to successfully performing tasks.
- Skills acquisition is necessary for achieving specific goals.
- Experience enriches practical application of clinical knowledge.
- Practical knowledge drives motivation to act effectively.
Benner's Levels of Proficiency
- Novice: Beginners with no prior experience, require guidance to prioritize tasks.
- Advanced Beginner: Demonstrates acceptable performance, begins to build experience.
- Further details about Benner's proficiency levels would follow beyond the given information.
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Explore the concepts surrounding middle range nursing theories in this chapter. This quiz provides insights into the definitions and differences between grand and middle range theories. Enhance your understanding of nursing theories and their applications.