| Theory of Human Becoming |
A nursing theory developed by Rosemarie Parse that focuses on the individual's experiences of health. The goal of nursing is to respect and facilitate the quality of life as perceived by the individual and the family. Al
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| Theory of Human Caring |
A nursing theory developed by Jean Watson that focuses on the transpersonal caring relationship between nurse and patient and the caring actions or interventions used by nurses. The goal of nursing is to help individuals t
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| Theory of Interpersonal Relations |
A nursing theory developed by Hildegard Peplau that identifies the three phases of the interpersonal process between the nurse and the patient: orientation, working, and termination. In this theory, the goal of
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| Theory of Modeling and Role Modeling |
ABBR: MRM. A nursing theory in which the nurse uses the client's assumptions and beliefs on health and disease to plan and implement sound, holistic, and healing interventions. MRM was developed by Helen Coo
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| Theory of the Deliberative Nursing Process |
A nursing theory developed by Ida Jean Orlando that focuses on how the nurse identifies patients' immediate needs for help. The goal of nursing is to identify and meet patients' immediate needs for help
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