Use of the Neuman Systems Model for Interdisciplinary Teams

Memmott, Rae Jeanne; Marett, Kevin M.; Bott, Randy L.; Duke, Lee

doi:10.14574/ojrnhc.v1i2.489

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“…Many scholars have used Neuman's model as a holistic framework for practice, research, education, and administration. The NSM can be used as a framework for case studies of various clients as well as build upon previous systems' theory and research relating to nursing prevention strategies (Memmott, Marett, Bott, & Duke, 2000;Ong, 2017). This theoretical framework can be used to guide both experimental and quasi-experimental studies and was designed with a holistic picture of the client in mind.…”

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“…Other professionals may view the model as a structure for their practice as well, creating an opportunity for IPCP. Due to its flexibility, IPCP teams can use the NSM as a facilitator for teamwork as it provides a common language and structure for organizing client information (Memmott et al, 2000). It has the scope and breadth to assimilate assessments and interventions from multiple healthcare professionals into one organized client care plan.…”

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Neuman Systems Model With Nurse-Led Interprofessional Collaborative Practice

Montano

2020

Nurs Sci Q

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The Neuman Systems Model was developed to create a structure to depict nursing clients as complex systems, in constant energy exchange with their environments, comprised of multiple interrelated parts. It has been widely used in practice, education, research, and administration. An analysis of the theory, based upon Meleis’ methods, was conducted. The theory has high utility and a large circle of contagiousness despite its complexity, lack of teleology, and level of abstractness. Based upon this analysis, a new model entitled the Neuman Systems Model Perspective of Nurse-Led Interprofessional Collaborative Practice has been created to provide a framework for the care of community-dwelling older adults. As a first step in its development, this new model will be used to guide a mixed-methods study evaluating an interprofessional collaborative practice intervention for community-dwelling older adults.

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Section: Usefulnessmentioning

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Neuman Systems Model With Nurse-Led Interprofessional Collaborative Practice

Montano

2020

Nurs Sci Q

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“…A preoperative forced‐air warming blanket intervention is compatible with many nursing theories. Using the Neuman Systems Model, 4 in which the patient is viewed as an open system that reacts and adapts to both internal and external stressors, 5 nurses set goals to minimize stressors and prevent maladaptation by influencing variables. Minimizing the effects of certain variables will strengthen a patient's line of defense and thus promote a state of wellness.…”

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A Team Approach to the Prevention of Unplanned Postoperative Hypothermia

Bitner¹,

Hilde²,

Hall³

et al. 2007

AORN Journal

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Postoperative hypothermia (ie, a core temperature lower than 96.8 degrees F [36 degrees C]), is a problem frequently seen in surgical patients, especially those undergoing total joint replacement. Patients who experience hypothermia may have increased recovery times and postoperative complications. A team of clinical staff members and personnel from the performance improvement (PI) department of a hospital used a PI model to incorporate use of preoperative forced-air warming blankets that resulted in improved postoperative core temperatures.

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“…Due to these complexity, ambiguity, and dynamic exchanges, many problems, such as sustainable city system study [1], sustainable regulated river management [2], sustainable education, environments, business managements [3], and other sustainable and comprehensive problems often apply an interdisciplinary approach [4]. Therefore, many interdisciplinary (ID) teams have been assembled to solve these problems that are faced in the process of social development, and to ensure that multiple goals and multiple values are both successfully realized [5]. A notable international example is Stanford University Bio-x Interdisciplinary Research Program aiming to benefit human health and lower ecological footprints, which brings together over 600 teachers from all over the world [6].…”

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Antecedents of Knowledge Interaction in the Sustainable Interdisciplinary Research Team: A Mixed Research Method

Cheng¹,

Pan²,

Zhang³

2019

Sustainability

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This paper mainly focuses on two questions: (1) Which factors mainly influence knowledge interaction in a sustainable interdisciplinary research team (SIDRT)? and (2) How are knowledge interaction processes structured in a SIDRT? This paper first defines the conception of knowledge interaction in a SIDRT from the complex system perspective. Then the model of key influencing factors in a SIDRT is constructed through grounded theory, including subjects’ attributes, objects’ characteristics, environment, and resources of knowledge interaction. Furthermore, we propose hypotheses and empirically validate our conceptual model. The combination of the two methods can strengthen the research conclusions from different angles. Finally, based on our qualitative and quantitative results, the theoretical and practical implications are discussed.

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Use of the Neuman Systems Model for Interdisciplinary Teams

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Neuman Systems Model With Nurse-Led Interprofessional Collaborative Practice

Neuman Systems Model With Nurse-Led Interprofessional Collaborative Practice

A Team Approach to the Prevention of Unplanned Postoperative Hypothermia

Antecedents of Knowledge Interaction in the Sustainable Interdisciplinary Research Team: A Mixed Research Method

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