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Module 10
Module 10
Module 10
3. Life Span
LIFE STORY:
✔ Born in New York City September 21, 1906
✔ Bachelor of Science & Master of Arts from Teachers College, Columbia University
✔ Died February 27, 1969 of heart disease in Queens Hospital of New York
✔ She became the founder and first director of the Loeb Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation at
• In the 1960s, she put down in her own simple words, her
thoughts about nursing.
• She did not consider herself a nurse theorist but instead talked
about her transparent thoughts and remarkable ideas of
nursing care as she learned it over the years.
SUBCONCEPTS
How Do Nurses Relate?
• She proposed many ideas of professional practice,
such as the nursing process
• The core aspect of the theory maintains that it is our responsibility to make
sure that the patient receives the highest level of care possible from all
concerned health professions.