XIII.
NURSING THEORIES
Theorist Theory
Lydia Hall (1962) Her theory on the three-fold
aspect of nursing was best
described during the
implementation phase where
nursing actions are
categorized based on the
therapeutic use of self (core),
intimate bodily care (care),
and assisting in the medical
plan (cure).
Dorothea Elizabeth Nursing’s concern-“Mans
Orem (1970-1985) need for self-care action and
the provision and
management of it on a
continuous basis in order to
sustain life and health recover
from disease or injury and
cope with their effects.
Hildegard Peplau Theory of psychodynamic
(1952) nursing enables this process
to occur in collaborative
identification and resolution of
need.
Application to the Case
In relation to
Tuberculosis, patient D
needs care by the nurse
with the help of the
Doctor.
In relation to
Tuberculosis, patient D
must take care herself
such us taking
medications that are
indicated to her illness
with the support of his
significant others
because Tuberculosis
can be fatal in patient D’s
health if left untreated.
In a relation of
Tuberculosis, patient D
must seek assistance to
the nurse to have
knowledge and strength
to build rapport for nurse
and patient interaction.
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