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Article -Nursing models and contemporary nursing 1: their development, uses and limitations.

Angela Williams

Nursing Times, Volume: 106, Issue: 23, Pages: 18 - 20

Swansea University Author: Angela Williams

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<p><span>This two-part series explores the value of </span><strong>nursing</strong> <strong>models</strong><span> and considers whether the fundamental concepts, beliefs and values about </span><strong>nursing</strong><span> in...

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ISSN: 0954-7762
Published: 2010
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description <p><span>This two-part series explores the value of </span><strong>nursing</strong> <strong>models</strong><span> and considers whether the fundamental concepts, beliefs and values about </span><strong>nursing</strong><span> in these </span><strong>models</strong><span> are relevant to current policy debates about the future of </span><strong>nursing</strong><span>.</span><span> This first article provides:</span><span> an overview of </span><strong>nursing</strong> <strong>models</strong><span>; how and why they were developed; and some key criticisms.</span><span> The second article will examine the </span><strong>models</strong><span> in the context of contemporary </span><strong>nursing</strong><span> practice, with particular reference to recent policy initiatives designed to modernise </span><strong>nursing</strong><span> and to raise standards of care.</span></p>
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