Theory Basaed Research Paper
Theory Based Research Paper
Ida Jean Orlando
Shawna West, RN
Eastern New Mexico University
Research Paper Outline 1.0 Title 2.1 Ida Jean Orlando 2.0 Thesis 3.2 Ida Jean Orlando was a nurse who developed a theory on the nurse-patient relationship, defined nursing in itself, and gave a different outlook on the nursing process. 3.0 Background of Ida J. Orlando 4.3 Birthplace 4.4 Education 4.5 Degrees 4.6 Achievements 4.7.1 Published Books 4.7.2 In General (To nursing as a whole) 4.0 The Dynamic Nurse-Patient Relationship Theory 5.7 Purpose of theory 5.8 Key component of theory 5.9 The Nursing Process 5.10.3 Patient’s behavior that indicates a need for help 5.10.4 The nurse’s perception of the behavior 5.10.5 Reaction from the nurse 5.10.6 Orlando’s Nursing Process compared to the modern Nursing Process 5.10 Resolution 5.0 Theory Crtique 6.11 Characteristics of study conducted 6.12.7 How many were observed? 6.12.8 How were results concluded? 6.12 Strengths 6.13 Weaknesses 6.0 Conclusion 7.14 How has the theory been utilized in my practice? 7.15 Ida J. Orlando’s overall idea 7.16 Re-state thesis
Abstract
Ida Jean Orlando is a highly accredited nurse that published a theory called the Dynamic Nurse-Patient Relationship. Her theory is based on thousands of interactions between the nurse and patient. She redefined the nursing process to mimic patient behavior and the affect it has on a nurse’s perception and actions to fulfill the patient’s immediate needs. Her theory stresses the importance of involving the patient in care and developing a trusting relationship between the nurse and patient. Orlando has made a tremendous impact on the nursing profession and will for years to come.
Ida Jean Orlando was born in 1926 in New York and is a
Ida Jean Orlando
Shawna West, RN
Eastern New Mexico University
Research Paper Outline 1.0 Title 2.1 Ida Jean Orlando 2.0 Thesis 3.2 Ida Jean Orlando was a nurse who developed a theory on the nurse-patient relationship, defined nursing in itself, and gave a different outlook on the nursing process. 3.0 Background of Ida J. Orlando 4.3 Birthplace 4.4 Education 4.5 Degrees 4.6 Achievements 4.7.1 Published Books 4.7.2 In General (To nursing as a whole) 4.0 The Dynamic Nurse-Patient Relationship Theory 5.7 Purpose of theory 5.8 Key component of theory 5.9 The Nursing Process 5.10.3 Patient’s behavior that indicates a need for help 5.10.4 The nurse’s perception of the behavior 5.10.5 Reaction from the nurse 5.10.6 Orlando’s Nursing Process compared to the modern Nursing Process 5.10 Resolution 5.0 Theory Crtique 6.11 Characteristics of study conducted 6.12.7 How many were observed? 6.12.8 How were results concluded? 6.12 Strengths 6.13 Weaknesses 6.0 Conclusion 7.14 How has the theory been utilized in my practice? 7.15 Ida J. Orlando’s overall idea 7.16 Re-state thesis
Abstract
Ida Jean Orlando is a highly accredited nurse that published a theory called the Dynamic Nurse-Patient Relationship. Her theory is based on thousands of interactions between the nurse and patient. She redefined the nursing process to mimic patient behavior and the affect it has on a nurse’s perception and actions to fulfill the patient’s immediate needs. Her theory stresses the importance of involving the patient in care and developing a trusting relationship between the nurse and patient. Orlando has made a tremendous impact on the nursing profession and will for years to come.
Ida Jean Orlando was born in 1926 in New York and is a
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