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THEORIST GOAL OF NURSING
Nightingale-1860 To facilitate the bodys
reparative process by
manipulating clients
environment
Peplau- 1952 To develop interaction
between nurse and client
Henderson-1955 To work independently with Nurses help client to
other health care workers,
assisting client in gaining
independence as quickly as
possible; to help client gain
lacking strength
Abdellah-1960 To provide service to
individuals, families, and
society; to be kind and
caring but also intelligent,
competent, and technically
well prepared to provide
this service.
Rogers-1970 To maintain and promote
health, prevent illness, and
care for the rehabilitate ill
and disabled client through
Humanistic science of
nursing.
Orem-1971 To care for and help client
attain total self-care.
FRAMEWORK FOR
PRACTICE
Clients environment is
manipulated to include
appropriate
noise,nutrition, hygiene,
light, comfort, socialization,
and hope.
Nursing is a significant
therapeutic, interpersonal
process. Nurses participate
in structuring healt cars
system to facilitate natural
ongoing tendency of
humans to develop
interpersonal relationships.
perform Henderson’s 14
basic needs.
This theory involves
Abdellah’s 21 nursing
problems
Unitary man evolves along
life process. Clients
continuously changes and
coexist with environment.
This is self care deficit
theory. Nursing care
becomes necessary when
client is unable to fulfill
biological, psychological,
developmental, or social

King-1971 To use communication to
help client reestablish
positive adaptation to
environment.
Neuman-1972 To assist individuals,
families, and groups in
attaining and maintaining
maximal level
of totalwellness and
purposeful interventions.
Leininger-1978 To provide care consistent
with nursing’s emerging’
science and knowledge with
caring as centralfocus.
Roy-1979 To identify types of
demands placed on client,
assess adaptation to
demands, and help client
adapt.
Watson-1979 To promote health, restore
client to health, and prevent
illness
Brenner & Wrubel-1989 To focus on clients need for
caring as a means of coping
with stressors of illness
needs.
Nursing process is defined
as dynamic interpersonal
process between nurse,
client and health care
system.
Stress reduction is goal of
system model of nursing
practice. Nursing actions
are primary, secondary or
tertiary level of prevention.
With this transcultural care
theory, caring is the central
and unifying domain for
nursing knowledge and
practice.
This adaptation model id
based on the physiological,
psychological, sociological,
and dependence-
independence adaptive
models.
This theory involves
philosophy and science of
caring; caring is
interpersonal process
comprising interventions
that result in meeting
human needs.
Caring is central to the
essence of nursing. Caring
crates the possibilities for
coping and enables
possibilities for connecting
with and concern for others.