Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Synergy model of nursing is an American practice designed to pair the needs of the patient and their family with the strengths of the nurse providing care. For instance, if a patient comes from a different culture than the nurse, the nurse who is an expert (level 5) in the Response to Diversity competency would be able to evaluate his or her own biases and beliefs, respond to and anticipate the needs of the patient. The nurse must be able to integrate cultural differences into the plan of care, including alternative therapies. In this way, all the needs of the patient are met, and the nurse has established a working relationship with the patient and family.This theory may be perceived as difficult to put into practice, however with the nursing shortages and tight staffing ratios."@en }
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- Synergy_model_of_nursing abstract "The Synergy model of nursing is an American practice designed to pair the needs of the patient and their family with the strengths of the nurse providing care. For instance, if a patient comes from a different culture than the nurse, the nurse who is an expert (level 5) in the Response to Diversity competency would be able to evaluate his or her own biases and beliefs, respond to and anticipate the needs of the patient. The nurse must be able to integrate cultural differences into the plan of care, including alternative therapies. In this way, all the needs of the patient are met, and the nurse has established a working relationship with the patient and family.This theory may be perceived as difficult to put into practice, however with the nursing shortages and tight staffing ratios.".
- Q7662403 abstract "The Synergy model of nursing is an American practice designed to pair the needs of the patient and their family with the strengths of the nurse providing care. For instance, if a patient comes from a different culture than the nurse, the nurse who is an expert (level 5) in the Response to Diversity competency would be able to evaluate his or her own biases and beliefs, respond to and anticipate the needs of the patient. The nurse must be able to integrate cultural differences into the plan of care, including alternative therapies. In this way, all the needs of the patient are met, and the nurse has established a working relationship with the patient and family.This theory may be perceived as difficult to put into practice, however with the nursing shortages and tight staffing ratios.".