Conceptual models for nursing practice / Joan P. Riehl & Callista Roy.

Contents;

Part I: The nature of nursing models
1. Theory and models
2. Nursing models in education, research, and service

Part II: Conceptual frameworks
3. The utility of system models and developmental models for practitioners
4. A systematic summary of symbolic interaction theory

Part III: Developmental models for nursing practice
5. The Peplau developmental model for nursing practice
6. Peplau's model applied to primary nursing in clinical practice
7. The system-in-change model for nursing practice

Part IV: Systems models for nursing practice
8. FANCAP: What is it?
9. The Betty Neuman health-care system model: A total person approach to patient problems
10. The Neuman health care systems model: An analysis
11. The Neuman stress/adaptation systems approach to education for nurse administrators
12. A Baccalaureate nursing curriculum based on the Neuman health systems model
13. The Neuman health care systems model: Recommended adaptation
14. The Neuman model applied to mental health, community health, and medical-surgical nursing
15. The Roy adaptation model
etc.

Part V: Interaction models for nursing practice
27. Systems analysis of health-care delivery: The case of the natural triad
28. The Riehl interaction model
29. Implementing the Riehl interaction model for nursing administration
30. A proposed model for the nurse therapist

Part VI: The coalition of nursing models
31. A case study of models
32. Nursing models in current use
33. A unified model of nursing

Includes bibliographies and index.