PPT-Nursing Theorist Group Presentation

      IMOGENE KING Interacting and Open Systems Model and Attainment Goal Theory   Kelly Jones Mandi Kucharek  Kelly Snyder Cheryl Veres Introduction            Imogene King . Most of the comments were positive, which were appreciated.. Of the negative comments, while we agree with most, the ones we don’t agree with was our shortened introduction. We believe that our topic was a continuation of the solar cell discussion Dr. Seminario gave on the first day of class, and therefore a long introduction was not needed.. By: angela kuremsky, Heather Clay, Mona Maharaj , & whitney major. History of Virginia . henderson. Virginia Henderson was born November 30, 1897, in Kansas City, Missouri. In 1901, she and her family relocated to Virginia. Her first teaching position was at Teachers College, Columbia University in 1934. In 1939, her revision of Bertha Harmer’s Textbook of the Principles and Practice of Nursing was published. Virginia Henderson directed the Nursing Index Studies Project from 1959-1971, which led to her publication of the four volume Nursing Index Studies. Henderson was named research associate emeritus at Yale at age 75. Virginia Henderson for 70 years made remarkable contributions to nursing. She paid as an advocate for humane and holistic care for patients, promoter for nursing research, and author to widely used nursing texts. Henderson died March 19, 1996.. Jamie Clem and Shelby King. Psychodynamic Theory. Psychodynamic theory is about personality development and emotional problems.. Psychodynamic theories look at development in terms of internal drives that are often unconscious.. LEADING CHANGE. , . ADVANCING HEALTH. The report from the Future of Nursing is ALL about change.. http://www.thefutureofnursing.org/IOM-Report. . Leadership Program is divided into 4 main areas. . Communication. Joint activity of NI2016, IMIA-NI, HL7, IHE, HIMSS, ICN. Status Jan 2015. Go from HL7 PC, moving through the formal process in HL7. IHE, HIMSS, IMIA-NI, ICN formal partners / sponsors. Volunteer event.  . Patricia Benner. From Novice to Expert. By: Amy Bowers, Amy Bradley, Michael Dugan, . Amanda Hubbard, & Dawn Platt. Purpose & Introduction. The purpose of this presentation is to discuss and examine the Nursing Theorist, Patricia Brenner, and her nursing theory: From Novice to Expert.  Patricia Brenner's theory explains how a nurse develops a sense of intuition in their practice and develops their critical thinking skills as a nurse (Blum, 2010).. Dorothea Orem. Self-Care Deficit Theory. Presented by MSN Students:. Cheryl L Holz RN, BSN. Anna Marshall RN, BSN. Dorothea Orem. 1914- June 22,2007. . Born in Baltimore, Maryland. Died at home in Skidaway Island. Aim: . To understand and apply a range of relevant concepts and approaches to Language Change.. ‘Young people are vandalising the English . language!’. AO2. : Demonstrate critical understanding of concepts and issues relevant to language use . State who your theorist is and the role(s) in Theatre. (Actor, writer, producer, etc.). Clearly state the theory you are investigating or the specific aspect(s) of the theory you are investigating.. What is the starting point for how/why they developed the theory/theories you are investigating?. By Jennifer Lovell and Savannah Southard. Background of the Theorists. Helen Erickson. Developed the Adaptive Potential Assessment Model (APAM). Mary Ann Price Swain. Principal Investigator for NIH funded research project. Patricia Benner . R.N., Ph.D., F.A.A.N., F.R.C.N. . Kelly Lockhart. Sara Young. NURS 324. Spring 2013. Patricia Benner . (photo by Robert . Foothorap. ) . Patricia Benner. R.N., Ph.D., F.A.A.N, F.R.C.N.. Profession Role of Transition. Professor . Jagiello. History of Virginia . Henderson. Born in Kansas City, Missouri in 1897. Nursing diploma from the Army School of Nursing in Washington, DC in 1921.. , PhD, RN, FAAN. Vinitha. Manuel. Rebekkah McConnell. Wendy . Szymoniak. Ericca. Whitlow. Why The . Neuman. Systems Model?. “The . Neuman. Systems Model is well positioned as a directive for a truly wholistic perspective for nursing. Its concepts and processes are relevant for the twenty-first century and beyond. Its universal and timeless nature has long proven its value in being utilized effectively by health care professionals in any cultural setting” (. The Helping Art of Clinical Nursing. By Arielle Pearson & Jacqueline Thomas. Ernestine Wiedenbach. Ernestine . Wiedenbach. was born August 18, 1900 into a well refined and gentle manor family, the youngest of four daughters, that had immigrated from Germany when she was just a young child. Ernestine began her interest in nursing through positive influences that she encountered. As a child she watched how her sick grandmother was taken care of and then later was influenced after hearing accounts of hospital experiences from a family friend. .