Divinagracia

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Divinagracia ' s COMPOSURE MODEL

-Carmelita C. Divinagracia, a member of •Ph. D in Nursing at Up in 2001


thePioneer Class (1962) of the College,
•Has been lauded for developing the art and
who succeeded Dean Emeritus Dumlao.
competency of teaching nursing.
-In 1960, the UERM Memorial Hospital
•She has been a clinic nurse,staff nurse, head
was established to serve asthe clinical
nurse, instructor, Assistant Dean, and Dean.
laboratory forthe Colleges of Medicine
and Nursing, and, lateron, the College of Awards and Honors
Physical Therapy. Bachelor‘s degree in Nursing at theUniversity of the
East Ramon MagsaysayMemorial Medical Centerin
-She has been a clinic staff and head
1962
nurse,instructor, Asst. Dean and Dean
BACKGROUND and also lectured written •Master's degree in Nursing at theUniversity of the
Philippinesin 1975
about her work as a nurse and she used
her hand-on experience to develop better -Doctorate's degree in Nursing at theUniversity of the
ways to teach nursing. Philippinesin 2001
-Recipient of the Anastacia Giron Tupas Award given
History and Background by the Philippine Nursing
-Filipino Nurse Theorist
-Association (PNA) in 2008
•Former President of the Association of the
Composure Behavior
Philippine Colleges of Nursing (ADPCN)
•Dean of University of the EastRamon An acronym used by Divina Gracias to
Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center, Inc. enumerate specific activities that must be
(UERMMMC) College of Nursing done by the Advance Nurse Practitioner
•Member of CHED’s Technical Committee on Wellness Status
Nursing Education History and Background
A condition or a state of well-being involve in
•Expert in Research and Education
wellness.
•BSN at UERMMMC in 1962
A coordinated and integrated living pattern
• A master in Nursing at the University of the that involves wellness.
Philippines in 1975
SPIRITUAL- The patient can properly establish a values system and act upon that
system

PHYSIOLOGICAL
•Refers to the perceived wellness of patient interms of VITAL SIGNS, BONE PAIN
SENSATION and COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT
ASSUMPTIONS
•The wellness outcome of a patient will depend on the intervention the nurse
has when administering the client.
STRENTGHS
•Divinagracia's model proved that nursing as a healthcare profession have great
significance in quality performances as other healthcare
LIMITATIONS
•The nurse who should use this model must be an Advanced Nurse Practitioner
only who has undergonespecial training in specialized areas.

Definition of Terms UNDERSTANDING

COM- Petence • Able to grasp the situation the patient is inand able
to show concern and compassion
P- resence and P-rayer
RESPECT
O-pen-mindedness
•Acknowledgement of the patient’s needs
S- timulation
•Use of “po” and “opo” as well as nods and gestures
U- nderstanding to display courtesy

R-espect and R-elaxation RELAXATION

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