Nursing research framework

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Core, Care, CureBy Lydia Hall


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Theory developed in late 1960s

Nursing care can be delivered on three

interlocking levels

Care = Hands on bodily cure

Core = Using self in relationship to patient

Cure = The disease: applying medical

knowledge

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Health Promotion Modelby Nola J. Pender, PhD, RN, FAAN


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I committed myself to the proactive

stance of health promotion and disease

prevention with the conviction that it is

much better to experience exuberant well-

being and prevent disease than letdisease happen when it is avoidable and

then try and cope with it.

Nola J. Pender, PhD, RN, FAAN


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Health promotion is defined as behaviormotivated by the desire to increase well-

being and actualize human health

potential. It is an approach to wellness. On

the other hand, health protection or illnessprevention is described as behavior

motivated desire to actively avoid illness,

detect it early, or maintain functioningwithin the constraints of illness. (Kozier,

2004)


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This model (Figure 1) is moving towards

understanding multi-faceted nature of persons

correlating with their interpersonal nature and

interacting with their interpersonal & physical

environments as they trail towards health.

Because of the model, nurses have already

advanced their health approaches, addressing

not only the curative side, but as well as

prevention of diseases & promotion of well-

being. Application of this theory is varied and

substantive on its own.


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