Overview
Nursing Theory: A Practical Tool for the Advanced Practice Nurse in the Post Pandemic Era focuses on the re-evaluation of nursing theory in a post-pandemic world, highlighting its fluidity and its ability to enhance nursing practice. The text creates a new platform for advanced practice nursing (APN) students to view theory beyond the confines of research frameworks and as a nursing tool to support clinical, educational, and leadership practices. The book introduces a novel algorithm, MetaPORT, for evaluating clinical and educational issues, facilitating the selection of suitable nursing theories or models for innovative solutions. Structured around the nursing metaparadigm—Health, Nurse, Person, and Environment—the book engages advanced practice nursing (APN) students in metacognition, enabling them to connect professional experiences with theoretical frameworks effectively. It offers insights into practical applications of nursing theories, enabling students to devise innovative solutions to contemporary healthcare challenges. Pedagogical features include key terms for each chapter, learning objectives, reflection exercises to foster metacognizant learning, boxed callouts, and critical thinking case studies applied to simulated clinical scenarios. This is an ideal text for advanced courses in nursing theory.
Full Product Details
Author: Kerrie Coleman
Publisher: Cognella, Inc
Imprint: Cognella, Inc
ISBN: 9798823302012
Pages: 258
Publication Date: 05 June 2024
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Out of stock
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Reviews
"""Great material with current insight on the Pandemic's effects on the APN."" Dr. Dana Clawson, Northwestern State University ""It is an amazing resource that integrates theory and provides context and tools for the APN in developing their role."" Lori Lupe DNP, CCRN-K(r), NEA-BC, Marshall University ""The book includes a focus on appreciating the Pandemic's influence and highlights the author's dedication to capturing the evolving nature of nursing theory in response to real-world challenges."" Modupe Adewuyi, Kennesaw State University"
Author Information
Kerrie Coleman has been a nurse for twenty-seven years and a nurse educator for twelve years. She found her passion by marrying nursing and teaching and has enjoyed the process from curriculum development to program director and currently as an assistant teaching professor. Her experience spans rehabilitation nursing, pediatric intermediate and intensive care, clinical instruction, and as a certified nurse educator.
