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| IEMT Practitioners are encouraged to investigate and learn the different nursing models[(Nursingtheory>Nursing theory[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nursing_theory|Wikipedia]])] | IEMT Practitioners are encouraged to investigate and learn the different nursing models[(Nursingtheory>Nursing theory[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nursing_theory|Wikipedia]])] |
| [(NursingTheories>Nursing Theories & Models[[https://nursing-theory.org/theories-and-models/|nursing-theory.org]])][(Nursing_theories>Nursing theories - open access articles on Nursing theories and models[[https://currentnursing.com/nursing_theory/|currentnursing.com]])] in order to better understand how to systematize their work with their clients. | [(NursingTheories>Nursing Theories & Models[[https://nursing-theory.org/theories-and-models/|nursing-theory.org]])][(Nursing_theories>Nursing theories - open access articles on Nursing theories and models[[https://currentnursing.com/nursing_theory/|currentnursing.com]])][( :harvard:Riehl1980>> |
| | authors : C. Riehl |
| | title : Conceptual Models for Nursing Practice (Archive.org Online Library) |
| | published : 1980 |
| | publisher : Century Crofts |
| | url : https://archive.org/details/conceptualmodels0000rieh |
| | )] in order to better understand how to systematize their work with their clients. |
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| Nursing models have been tried and tested, updated, and adjusted by countless healthcare professionals over many decades and as such have taken on an archetypal quality. Many of the learnings and practicalities within the model's implementation can be readily applied to other healthcare disciplines of practice. | Nursing models have been tried and tested, updated, and adjusted by countless healthcare professionals over many decades and as such have taken on an archetypal quality. Many of the learnings and practicalities within the model's implementation can be readily applied to other healthcare disciplines of practice. |
| - **Secondary prevention**: This level of prevention focuses on early detection and intervention to minimize the impact of stressors and illness. This can be achieved by providing screening and diagnostic services, and early treatment. | - **Secondary prevention**: This level of prevention focuses on early detection and intervention to minimize the impact of stressors and illness. This can be achieved by providing screening and diagnostic services, and early treatment. |
| - **Tertiary prevention**: This level of prevention focuses on rehabilitation and recovery from illness, and preventing recurrence. This can be achieved by providing rehabilitation services, and helping patients to manage chronic conditions. | - **Tertiary prevention**: This level of prevention focuses on rehabilitation and recovery from illness, and preventing recurrence. This can be achieved by providing rehabilitation services, and helping patients to manage chronic conditions. |
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| | <figure>{{:neuman_s_systems_model.jpg| The Neuman Systems Model of Nursing}}<caption>Neuman, B. (2005). The Neuman Systems Model of Nursing [overview of the Neuman Systems Model]. Copyright permission granted for educational purposes by Dr. Betty Neuman (2005).</caption> |
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| Overall, Neuman's Systems Model emphasizes the importance of prevention in maintaining health and well-being, and suggests that nurses must be able to identify and manage stressors to minimize their impact. The model also highlights the importance of providing education, promoting healthy lifestyles and providing access to preventive health services to prevent illness from occurring in the first place, provide early detection and intervention to minimize the impact of stressors and illness, and provide rehabilitation and recovery from illness and preventing recurrence. | Overall, Neuman's Systems Model emphasizes the importance of prevention in maintaining health and well-being, and suggests that nurses must be able to identify and manage stressors to minimize their impact. The model also highlights the importance of providing education, promoting healthy lifestyles and providing access to preventive health services to prevent illness from occurring in the first place, provide early detection and intervention to minimize the impact of stressors and illness, and provide rehabilitation and recovery from illness and preventing recurrence. |
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| Neuman's Systems Model is widely used in nursing practice, education, and research, and is considered a holistic, person-centered model that promotes health and well-being. It is also considered a useful tool for understanding the complex interactions between the individual, environment, and nursing care. | Neuman's Systems Model is widely used in nursing practice, education, and research, and is considered a holistic, person-centered model that promotes health and well-being. It is also considered a useful tool for understanding the complex interactions between the individual, environment, and nursing care. |
| The Orlando's Patient-centered Nursing Theory is widely used in nursing practice, education, and research, and is considered a holistic, person-centered model that promotes health and well-being. It is also considered a useful tool for understanding the complex interactions between the individual, environment, and nursing care. | The Orlando's Patient-centered Nursing Theory is widely used in nursing practice, education, and research, and is considered a holistic, person-centered model that promotes health and well-being. It is also considered a useful tool for understanding the complex interactions between the individual, environment, and nursing care. |
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