660 Quiz one
Strong Memorial Hospital APN Model - answer Placing the patient in the center
surrounded by five domains (Direct care; support of systems; education; research, and
leadership).
Swanson's 'A Spirit-focused Conceptual Model of Nursing for the APN' (1995) - answer
The core of every person is the spirit, nursing is goal-directed, and interventions are
broad-based (play, music, stories, counseling, listening).
Shuler's 'Nurse Practitioner Practice Model' (1993). - answer Rooted in a holistic
approach that includes the physical, psychological, social, cultural, environmental, and
spiritual dimensions of a person.
Snyder and Mirr (1995). - answer Conceptualized advanced practice with a nursing
paradigm concerned with human responses as the focus for nursing interventions.
Lininger’s 'Theory of Cultural Care Diversity and Universality'. - answer Focus was to
provide culturally congruent care.
Ryan's (2009) 'Integrated Theory of Health Behavior Change' (ITHBC). - answer Belief
that health promotion activities are an integral part of the long-term health of individuals,
and APNs are in a position to facilitate and support health behavior changes.
Jeanne Archtreberg's (1009) 'Seven Fundamental Aspects of Medicine'. -
answerEmbraced trust, communication, linkage to the divine, shared worldviews of a
culture, rituals, medicine as a holy privilege, and a concept of caring and compassion
(inseparable from cure).
Patricia Benner's work in 'From Novice to Expert' (1990) - answerwas utilized by the
NONPF to create the domains of advanced practice that serve as a framework for
primary-care NP curricula.
Mayeroff - answeris an end in and of itself. Has ingredients
Watson - answerPersons learn how to be human via empathy for one another
Medical Home: - answerleader must e able to get it accreditted
Productive tension - answerLynaugh
Strong Memorial Hospital APN Model - answer Placing the patient in the center
surrounded by five domains (Direct care; support of systems; education; research, and
leadership).
Swanson's 'A Spirit-focused Conceptual Model of Nursing for the APN' (1995) - answer
The core of every person is the spirit, nursing is goal-directed, and interventions are
broad-based (play, music, stories, counseling, listening).
Shuler's 'Nurse Practitioner Practice Model' (1993). - answer Rooted in a holistic
approach that includes the physical, psychological, social, cultural, environmental, and
spiritual dimensions of a person.
Snyder and Mirr (1995). - answer Conceptualized advanced practice with a nursing
paradigm concerned with human responses as the focus for nursing interventions.
Lininger’s 'Theory of Cultural Care Diversity and Universality'. - answer Focus was to
provide culturally congruent care.
Ryan's (2009) 'Integrated Theory of Health Behavior Change' (ITHBC). - answer Belief
that health promotion activities are an integral part of the long-term health of individuals,
and APNs are in a position to facilitate and support health behavior changes.
Jeanne Archtreberg's (1009) 'Seven Fundamental Aspects of Medicine'. -
answerEmbraced trust, communication, linkage to the divine, shared worldviews of a
culture, rituals, medicine as a holy privilege, and a concept of caring and compassion
(inseparable from cure).
Patricia Benner's work in 'From Novice to Expert' (1990) - answerwas utilized by the
NONPF to create the domains of advanced practice that serve as a framework for
primary-care NP curricula.
Mayeroff - answeris an end in and of itself. Has ingredients
Watson - answerPersons learn how to be human via empathy for one another
Medical Home: - answerleader must e able to get it accreditted
Productive tension - answerLynaugh
