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Development of Nursing Assessment Tool: An Application of Roy's Adaptation Theory


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1 Principal, Chitkara School of Health Sciences, Chitkara University Punjab
2 Principal, College of Nursing, Mohan Dai Oswal Cancer Hospital, Ludhiana
     

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It is well known that nursing theories are invaluable in providing the framework for the assessment of health problems and development of nursing care plan. Therefore in the present study authors aim to examine the Roy adaptation theory as a basis for the development of nursing assessment tool for the assessment of cardiac patients. Authors found the congruence between the concepts of cardiac nursing and Roy adaptation theory after in-depth review. Therefore this assessment tool was developed based on the concepts of Roy adaptation theory, in which the health problems of patients in all four modes and the relevant stimuli can be identified.

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Roy Adaptation Theory, Focal Stimuli, Contextual Stimuli, Residual Stimuli, Adaptation Modes
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Authors

Harmeet Kaur
Principal, Chitkara School of Health Sciences, Chitkara University Punjab
Rajinder Mahal
Principal, College of Nursing, Mohan Dai Oswal Cancer Hospital, Ludhiana

Abstract


It is well known that nursing theories are invaluable in providing the framework for the assessment of health problems and development of nursing care plan. Therefore in the present study authors aim to examine the Roy adaptation theory as a basis for the development of nursing assessment tool for the assessment of cardiac patients. Authors found the congruence between the concepts of cardiac nursing and Roy adaptation theory after in-depth review. Therefore this assessment tool was developed based on the concepts of Roy adaptation theory, in which the health problems of patients in all four modes and the relevant stimuli can be identified.

Keywords


Roy Adaptation Theory, Focal Stimuli, Contextual Stimuli, Residual Stimuli, Adaptation Modes

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