The rehabilitation process of people suffering from spinal cord injury based on the nursing theories of Wanda Horta, Dorothéa Orem and Callista Roy: a theoretical study

Authors

  • Janaina Vall
  • Kátia Isabel Lima Lemos
  • Andréa Socorro Idalino Janebro

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5380/ce.v10i3.5395

Keywords:

Enfermagem em reabilitação, Teoria de enfermagem, Modelos de enfermagem, Rehabilitation nursing, Nursing theory, Nursing models, Enfermería en rehabilitación, Teoría de enfermería, Modelos de enfermería

Abstract

Theoretical study aiming to correlate the following nursing theories: Wanda Hortas Basic Human Needs Theory, Dorothea Orems Self-care Theory, and Adaptation Calista Roys Adaptation Theory to the rehabilitation process of people with suffering from spinal cord injury. The definition of a theoretical landmark is a complex process but also essential for the quality of nursing care rendered to these patients who face the need for independence recovery, social readaptation and mental health re-establishment. Thus, the decision to ground their nursing practice on nursing theories is very important to rehabilitation nurses.

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Vall, J., Lemos, K. I. L., & Janebro, A. S. I. (2005). The rehabilitation process of people suffering from spinal cord injury based on the nursing theories of Wanda Horta, Dorothéa Orem and Callista Roy: a theoretical study. Cogitare Enfermagem, 10(3). https://doi.org/10.5380/ce.v10i3.5395

Issue

Vol. 10 No. 3 (2005)

Section

Reflection

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