Nursing REPLICA ASL ROMA 3 - OSTIA

1. Course Presentation · Introduction to the course and learning objectives. · The role of nurses in health promotion, care, and therapeutic education. 2. Professional Profile of the Nurse · Historical and regulatory evolution of the nursing profession. · Professional skills and areas of responsibility. · The role of nurses in multidisciplinary settings and the healthcare system. 3. Fundamental Concepts of Nursing · Definition of Nursing: Nature, Scope, and Purpose. · Relationship between Philosophy, Theory, and Science in Nursing. · Theoretical Development: Methods of Induction, Deduction, and Retroduction. 4. Foundations of Epistemology · Karl Popper: Falsificationism and the Scientific Method. · Thomas Kuhn: Scientific Paradigms and Scientific Revolutions. · Imre Lakatos: Research Programs and Scientific Methodology. · Applications of Epistemological Theories to Nursing. 5. General Systems Theory · An In-Depth Study of Ludwig von Bertalanffy's Systems Theory. · Application of the System Concept in Nursing Practice. 6. Basic Principles of Nursing · The Concept of Person and Basic Needs. · The Theory of Needs: Analysis and Application. · Conceptual Models and Paradigms of Care. · The Meta-Paradigm of Nursing: · Man, Environment, Health, and Nursing. 7. Models of Health · Biomedical. · Holistic. · Harmonious. · Illness – Disease – Sickness Disease: objective biological alteration Illness: subjective experience of illness Sickness: social and cultural dimension of illness 8. Nursing Approach to Care · Distinction between "curing" and "taking care." 9. Overview of Nursing's Theoretical and Methodological Perspectives · Introduction to the discipline's theoretical perspectives. · Methodologies for developing nursing theories. · Importance of theories in the evolution and professionalization of nursing. · Connection between theory, practice, and research. 10. Methodological Analysis of Nursing Theories · Ann Marriner Tomey's Theoretical Approach. · Classification of Theories According to Nursing Schools of Thought (Afaf Ibrahim Meleis). 11. Presentation of Nursing Theories · Presentation of the Main Theories and Models: o Florence Nightingale. o Virginia Henderson. o Dorothea Orem. o Rizzo Parse. o Martha Rogers. o Madeleine Leininger. or Marisa Cantarelli. or Marjory Gordon. or Callista Roy. or Hildegard Peplau. · Introduction to Barbara Carper's contribution and the classification of nursing knowledge. · In-depth analysis of Lynda Juall Carpenito's model. Carpenito – Bifocal model: distinction between nursing diagnoses and collaborative problems; structuring the Nursing Care Plan. Carper – Classification of nursing knowledge (empirical, aesthetic, ethical, personal). 12. Critical discussion of nursing theories · Critical analysis and comparison of the main theories. · Practical applications and limitations of theoretical models. · Impact of nursing theories on the evolution of the profession.

Gesti di cura, Autori: Guglielmo Guerriero, G.C. EDIZIONI MEDICO SCIENTIFICHE. ISBN / ISSN: 978-88-7110-261-0