Models of Practice What is a model? A model demonstrates the researcher's interpretation of how concepts are related to one another and are developed based on qualitative research. Models often are p

Models of Practice

What is a model?

A model demonstrates the researcher’s interpretation of how concepts are related to one another and are developed based on qualitative research. Models often are precursors to theory development.

Three of the most prominent nursing models categorized as focusing on goals and functions include Florence Nightingale’s environmental model of nursing, Dorothy Johnson’s behavioral system model, and Nola J. Pender’s health promotion model.

Directions

In this assignment, you will locate a model of practice that you could apply to nursing. It does not need to be a nursing model. Models of practice can be found in leadership, business, education, and technology. You will explain why you have chosen the model and apply the model to your advanced practice role in the template provided.

In the first row, in the first column, write the name of your chosen model. An example has been provided in the first rows to guide you. Please remove the examples when entering your information

In the first column of the template table, list the characteristics of the model you have chosen with a source/s of support. In the second column, list an application to your advanced nursing practice role upon graduation with a source of support/s.

Assignment Details

For this Assignment, your paper must be 2 to 3 pages, not including the title and reference pages.

Models of Practice What is a model? A model demonstrates the researcher’s interpretation of how concepts are related to one another and are developed based on qualitative research. Models often are p
Template for Models of Practice Assignment Model Characteristics for the Model of Practice for Underwater Breathing Application to Your Advanced Practice Role Characteristic 1: Human beings who breathe underwater have gills. Because patients with gills cannot be intubated, adaptations must be made in the equipment used when anesthetizing these patients.