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PRINCIPLES OF NURSING CARE Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Degree:
Course of 1st Cycle Degree in NURSING
Disciplinary Sector:
General, Clinical and Pediatric Nursing
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Objectives
Contents Assistance concept
Origin and history of nursing
Definition of nursing profession and profession;
Nursing profession as a health profession
Introduction to the methodology
Conceptual theories and models
The assistance metaparadigma
Evolution in the development of nursing theories: the main Nursing theorems
The Nursing Process: definition, phases and sub-phases
Extended Syllabus History of assistance
Historical background of nursing as Scientific Discipline.
Conceptual theories and models
The metaparadigma of care and the concepts that constitute it: person, environment, health, nursing care
Critical thinking in nursing care.
Evolution in the development of nursing theories: the main Nursing theorems
The Nursing Process: definition, phases and sub-phases -
Nursing diagnosis: Diagnostic taxonomy according to NANDA
Theoretical:
Florence Nightingale
Dorotea Orem
Virginia Henderson
Madeleine Leininger
Lynda Juall Carpenito
Marjory Gordon
Marisa Cantarelli
Recommended Bibliography I.Meleis: Nursing Theoretical Development and progress of nursing philosophy and theories
P.Potter; A.G.Perry: Foundations of Nursing
R. Zanotti: Philosophy and nursing theory
M. Gordon: Nursing Diagnosis: J.M. Process and Applications Wilkinson: Nursing Process and Critical Thinking L. Benci: Legal Aspects of the Nursing Profession
Teaching Methods Interactive lessons
Lectures with power point presentations
Video lessons
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
Contacts/More Information The lessons are held trying to involve the students and make them participate actively