Lydia Hall's Care, Core, and Cure Model conceptualizes nursing care across three interlocking domains: care, core, and cure. The care circle focuses on hands-on bodily care and comfort. The core circle involves using self in a therapeutic relationship to help patients understand and address their feelings. The cure circle applies medical knowledge to help patients through treatment. Hall emphasizes providing holistic care that addresses all three domains and sees them interact and change size depending on a patient's condition and progress. The case example shows a nurse applying this model in caring for a teenage patient recovering from injuries by addressing his physical, emotional, and medical needs.
Lydia Hall's Care, Core, and Cure Model conceptualizes nursing care across three interlocking domains: care, core, and cure. The care circle focuses on hands-on bodily care and comfort. The core circle involves using self in a therapeutic relationship to help patients understand and address their feelings. The cure circle applies medical knowledge to help patients through treatment. Hall emphasizes providing holistic care that addresses all three domains and sees them interact and change size depending on a patient's condition and progress. The case example shows a nurse applying this model in caring for a teenage patient recovering from injuries by addressing his physical, emotional, and medical needs.
Lydia Hall's Care, Core, and Cure Model conceptualizes nursing care across three interlocking domains: care, core, and cure. The care circle focuses on hands-on bodily care and comfort. The core circle involves using self in a therapeutic relationship to help patients understand and address their feelings. The cure circle applies medical knowledge to help patients through treatment. Hall emphasizes providing holistic care that addresses all three domains and sees them interact and change size depending on a patient's condition and progress. The case example shows a nurse applying this model in caring for a teenage patient recovering from injuries by addressing his physical, emotional, and medical needs.
“Individuals could be conceptualized in three separate domains : the body (care), the illness (cure), and the person (core)” Patients should receive care only from professional nurses. Nursing involves interacting with a patient in a complex process of teaching and learning. Care is focused on individuals, families and communities. And care is focused on maintaining optimal health and quality life from birth to end of life. Nursing care can be delivered in three interlocking levels; Care ---- hands on bodily care Core ---- using self in relationship to patient Cure ----- the disease applying medical knowledge. History: o Lydia Hall received her basic nursing education at New York hospital school of nursing in New York Pennsylvania in 1927. She earned her Bachelors in Public Health Nursing in 1037 and Masters in Teaching Natural sciences in 1942. o Her experiences in nursing include clinical, educational, research and supervisory roles. o Interlocking circles like; o The care circle---- hands on bodily care o The nurturing component of care and is exclusive to nursing. o It involves the concept of “mothering”(care and comfort of the person) . and provide for teaching-learning activities. o The professional nurse provides bodily care for the patient and helps the patient to complete such basic daily biologic activities like eating, bathing , eliminating and dressing. o The nurses goal is the comfort of the patient. o Providing care for the patient at the basic needs level presents the nurse and the patient with an opportunity for closeness. As closeness develops the patient can share and explore feelings with the nurse. This opportunity to explore feelings represents the teaching-learning aspect of nurturing. The Core circle: using self in relationship to patient The core circle of patient is based on the social sciences. Involves the therapeutic use of self. The nurse is able to help the patient verbally express feelings regarding the disease process and its effects, as well as discuss the patients role in recovery or healing process. The patient is able to maintain who they are (self identity) The patient is able to develop maturity level when the nurse listens to him/her and acts as sounding board. The patient is able to make informed or conscious decisions based on understood and accepted feelings and motivations. The professional nurse, by use of the reflective technique 9acting as a mirror for the patient) helps the patient look at and explore feelings regarding his or her current health status and related potential changes in the life style. The motivation and emergency necessary for healing exist within the patient rather than in the health care team. The Cure Circle --- the Disease ==== applying medical knowledge. The cure circle of patient care is based in the pathological and therapeutic sciences and is shared with other members of the health team. The professional nurse helps the patient and family through the medical, surgical and rehabilitative prescriptions made by the physician. During this aspect of nursing care, the nurse is an active advocate of the patient. nurses role during the cre aspect takes on a negative quality like avoidance of pain rather than a positive quality like comforting. This is negative in the sense that the patient views the nurse as a potential cause of pain, e.g one who is involved in such actions as administering injection, versus the potential comforter who provides care and comfort in the care circle. Interaction of the Three aspects of nursing: Hall emphasizes the importance of total person approach. The three aspects interacts and the circles representing them change size, depending on the patient’s total course of progress. Applications of Lydia Hall’s Care. Core and cure model” Case history of Gerard Martin Nurse Agnes ferriol is assigned to care for Gerard martin in the Orthopedic surgery unit. She decided to apply Lydia Hall’s theory on patient care for Gerald martin. Assessment: Gerard Martin is a 16 year old 4rth year high school student from Isabela. He is a star in the basketball team and has aspirations for a basketball university scholarships . one week ago he was involved in accident while playing basketball in their Barangay sports center in which his left arm was fractured and his left foot was sprained.he had bumped his head on the floor also. The required surgery and casting for his left arm and splinting of his foot have been completed . he is now on physical therapy.