Effects of roy's adaptation model in nursing practice on the quality of life in patients with type II diabetes

Borzou, Sayed Reza; Mohammadi, Safura Khan; Falahinia, Gholam Hossein; Mousavi, Saeed; Khalili, Zahra

doi:10.18869/acadpub.jnms.2.4.1

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“…In total, 20 studies compared NTGP with routine/traditional nursing practice . A total of 14 studies compared NTGP with no intervention on the control or comparison group , and only one study did not involve any comparison group .…”

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“…Of 35 studies, the quality rating was judged to be strong for three studies , moderate for 24 studies and weak for seven studies . The major limitation of most of the weakly rated studies was the groups were somewhat noncomparable at the baseline, indicating the chances of selection bias and the chances that the outcomes could have been due to other variables which were not accounted for during baseline comparison.…”

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Usefulness of nursing theory‐guided practice: an integrative review

Younas

Quennell

2019

Scandinavian Caring Sciences

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Background Nursing theory‐guided practice helps improve the quality of nursing care because it allows nurses to articulate what they do for patients and why they do it. However, the usefulness of nursing theory‐guided practice has been questioned and more emphasis has been placed on evidence‐based nursing and traditional practice. Therefore, an examination of experimental studies was undertaken to analyse the extent of use and usefulness of nursing theories in guiding practice. We reviewed experimental studies because in this era of evidence‐based practice, these designs are given more weightage over other research designs. This examination would corroborate the usefulness of nursing theory‐guided practice compared to traditional practice. Methods An integrative review was conducted. Literature search was performed within multiple databases, and 35 studies were reviewed and appraised. Results Majority of the studies were from Iran, the United States and Turkey and used Orem's self‐care model, Roy's adaptation model and Peplau's theory of interpersonal relations. The effect of theory‐guided interventions was evaluated in improving quality of life, self‐efficacy, self‐care and stress of patients with chronic, acute, cardiac and psychological illnesses. The quality rating was judged to be strong for three studies, moderate for 25 studies and weak for seven studies. All of the strongly rated studies found nursing theory‐guided interventions useful. Overall, nursing theory‐guided interventions improved all of studied outcomes in 26 studies and at least one outcome in nine studies. None of the studies reported that nursing theory‐guided interventions as not useful. Conclusion Nursing theories have guided practice in both eastern and Western countries, and theory‐guided practice has been found useful compared to traditional nursing practice. Therefore, nurses should continue to guide their nursing practice through the lens of nursing theories and should continue to evaluate the effectiveness of nursing theory‐guided practice.

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Usefulness of nursing theory‐guided practice: an integrative review

Younas

Quennell

2019

Scandinavian Caring Sciences

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The adaptation states of women with urinary incontinence according to the Roy Adaptation Model: A qualitative study

Güneri

Şen

2022

Neurourology and Urodynamics

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Aims This study aimed to explore experiences of women with urinary incontinence (UI) according to the Roy Adaptation Model (RAM). Methods A phenomenological design was used in this study, and its conceptual framework was formed by the RAM. The sample was composed of 12 women with UI. Face‐to‐face in‐depth interviews were conducted according to data collection tools. Semi‐structured interviews were recorded in audio‐recording device. Thematic approach was used to assess the data. Results The average age of the women was 52.77 ± 7.32 years, seven women had menopause, eight had vaginal birth. According to the thematic approach, four main themes emerged: physiological mode, self‐esteem mode, role function mode, and interdependence mode and they had difficulties in this regard. Conclusions The results show that women cannot adapt to the problem of incontinence according to the dimensions of RAM. These factors are important to consider when developing strategies to address UI, diagnosis, and treatment.

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