Importance of lydia hall theory

          Care, core, cure theory example.

          Established September 18, 2018

          Contributor: Peggy Chinn
          August 23, 2018

          Author – Lydia E Hall, RN, BS, MS
          Year First Published – 1966
          Major Concepts

          The patient is a unity composed of the following three overlapping parts: (1) a person (the core aspect), (2) a pathologic condition and treatment (the cure aspect), (3) and a body (the care aspect).
          Rehabilitation.
          Self-actualization and self-love.
          Nurturance.
          Patient learning.

          Typology

          Theoretical Framework

          Brief Description (with illustration)

          The nurse is a bodily caregiver.

          Care, core, cure theory explanation

        1. Care, core, cure theory explanation
        2. Care, core, cure theory application in nursing practice
        3. Care, core, cure theory example
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        5. Application of lydia hall theory in nursing practice

          6. Provision of bodily care allows the nurse to comfort and learn the patient’s pathologic condition, treatment aspect, and person. Understanding, resulting from the integration of all three areas, allows the nurse to be an effective teacher and nurturer.

          The patient learns and is nurtured in the person (i.e., in the core aspect). Nurturance leads to effective rehabilitation, greater levels of self-actualization, and self-love.

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