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Purpose: There are numerous concepts within the discipline of nursing. Concepts are the building blocks of theory and represent objects, properties, or events within a specific theory. Conceptual meaning is created to communicate that meaning to readers and to benefit the discipline. Each concept defines and details its relationship and role within a particular theory. This paper is to facilitate understanding of the diverse concepts within the theoretical foundations of nursing.
The purpose of this assignment is to perform a formal analysis of one concept found in a nursing theory, utilizing the principles identified by Penrod and Hupcey (see page 66 in textbook). Any concept relevant to nursing may be selected. Once identified, the student will examine and bring clarity to the definition of the selected concept by means of a review, analysis and synthesis of relevant literature.
Rubric for Grading Concept Analysis Paper
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Component |
Points Possible |
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Introduction Identification of concept Definition Definition of contextual conditions under which concept is perceived and expected to occur Review of relevant, scholarly literature
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20 points Yes, although I am not sure it is found in nursing theories |
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Introduction Description of concept by review of relevant, scholarly Literature |
20 points Needs more references to explain patient safety as a concept |
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Analysis of concept utilizing Penrod and Hupcey’s principles Epistemological principle Pragmatic principle Linguistic principle Logical principle
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20 points |
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Analysis of concept utilizing Penrod and Hupcey’s principles Supportive evidence and examples from review of literature including the discussion of whether the concept meets that principle Reach a conclusion and discuss that conclusion
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20 points |
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Analysis of concept utilizing Penrod and Hupcey’s principles Analysis and discussion of the conclusions that you have reached
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20 points |
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Interrelatedness to Nursing Fit within nursing knowledge Discuss how the concept can be used to extend or verify extant nursing knowledge
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20 points |
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Interrelatedness to Nursing Discussion supported by evidence from review of Literature |
10 points |
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Writing Paper flows well and is well organized throughout Clarity of content throughout Spelling and grammar is appropriate throughout Papers structure is appropriate including an Introduction Body Conclusion
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10 points |
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Format Evidentiary support for elements Appropriate use of citations throughout Appropriate use of APA format throughout Appropriate grammar and punctuation throughout Title and reference pages in APA format (abstract not required)
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10 points |
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Total Points Possible
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150 points |
Priming patient safety : A middle‐range theory of safety goal priming via safety culture communication.
Academic Journal
(includes abstract) Groves, Patricia S.; Bunch, Jacinda L.; Nursing Inquiry, Oct2018; 25(4): N.PAG-N.PAG. 1p. (Article - tables/charts) ISSN: 1320-7881, Database: CINAHL Complete
Subjects: Nursing Practice; Patient Safety Trends; Communication Methods; Nursing Theory; Nursing Role; Risk Assessment
Authors:
Affiliation:
Nurse Consultant, New Hampshire Hospital, Concord, NH
Source:
Journal of Psychosocial Nursing & Mental Health Services (J PSYCHOSOC NURS MENT HEALTH SERV), 2001 Aug; 39(8): 38-47. (10p)
Publication Type:
Journal Article - CEU, exam questions, questionnaire/scale
Language:
English
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Suicide -- Prevention and Control Patient Safety Behavior Contracting Orlando's Theory of the Deliberative Nursing Process Nurse-Patient Relations
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Confusion and controversy continue to surround the definition and use of safety contracts. A safety agreement based on Orlando's Nursing Theory may be a more practical, concise, and nurse-patient friendly means to promote patient safety. The key ingredients in a safety agreement are identifying patients' immediate safety needs and decreasing patients' immediate distress related to safety through the nurse-patient relationship. The value of a safety agreement lies not in the tool itself but in its promotion of a nurse-patient relationship that involves communication and collaboration.
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The role of theory in improving patient safety and quality health care.
Academic Journal
(includes abstract) Mark BA; Hughes LC; Jones CB; Nursing Outlook, 2004 Jan-Feb; 52(1): 11-16. 6p. (Journal Article - tables/charts) ISSN: 0029-6554 PMID: NLM15014375, Database: CINAHL Complete
Subjects: Nursing Care Manpower; Nursing Role; Nursing Theory; Patient Safety; Quality of Health Care
Theory of protective empowering for balancing patient safety and choices.
Academic Journal
(English) ; Abstract available. By: Chiovitti RF, Nursing ethics [Nurs Ethics], ISSN: 1477-0989, 2011 Jan; Vol. 18 (1), pp. 88-101; Publisher: SAGE Publications; PMID: 21285200, Database: MEDLINE Complete
Subjects: Ontario; Ethics, Nursing; Nurse's Role; Nurse-Patient Relations ethics; Nursing Staff ethics; Nursing Theory; Psychiatric Nursing ethics; Safety
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Feeling safe during an inpatient hospitalization: a concept analysis.
Academic Journal
By: Mollon, Deene. Journal of Advanced Nursing (John Wiley & Sons, Inc.). Aug2014, Vol. 70 Issue 8, p1727-1737. 11p. DOI: 10.1111/jan.12348. , Database: Consumer Health Complete - EBSCOhost
Subjects: CINAHL (Information retrieval system); CONCEPTS; HOPE; HOSPITAL care; PSYCHOLOGY information storage & retrieval systems; MEDLINE; NURSE-patient relationships; PHILOSOPHY of nursing; PATIENT safety; SUFFERING; TRUST; SEARCH engines
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From safety contract to safety agreement.
Academic Journal
(English) ; Abstract available. By: Potter M; Dawson A, Journal of psychosocial nursing and mental health services [J Psychosoc Nurs Ment Health Serv], ISSN: 0279-3695, 2001 Aug; Vol. 39 (8), pp. 38-45; Publisher: C.B. Slack; PMID: 11503430, Database: MEDLINE Complete
Subjects: Nurse-Patient Relations; Preventive Health Services supply & distribution; Safety; Suicide prevention & control
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