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Development of a framework for person‐centred nursing
Journal of Advanced Nursing · 2006 · Vol. 56(5) · pp. 472–479
Brendan McCormack✉(University of Ulster)Tanya McCance
Abstract
The framework described here has been tested in a development and research project in an acute hospital setting. Whilst there is an increasing empirical base for person-centred nursing, as yet little research has been undertaken to determine its outcomes for patients and nurses. The framework developed can be described as a mid-range theory. Further testing of the framework through empirical research is required to establish its utility for nursing practice and research.
Patient-Provider Communication in HealthcarePalliative Care and End-of-Life IssuesInterprofessional Education and CollaborationNursingContext (archaeology)Process (computing)Conceptual frameworkHealth carePsychologyEmpirical researchNursing processMedicineSociology
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Attitude to HealthHumansNurse-Patient RelationsNursingNursing Staff, HospitalPhilosophy, NursingModels, NursingPatient-Centered CareNurse's Role
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