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storky111

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Briefly describe nursing theory.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Theory, practice, and research are related, intertwined, and also interdependent. Nursing _______ guides the practice of nursing in an effective manner.
 
  Nursing _________ tests the
  theories and questions that arise in nursing practice. Nursing ________ applies theory and
  research in client care.



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Answer to Question 1

Nursing theory gives us, as nurses, a philosophy of what we believe and is the framework that
guides nursing actions. A nursing theory helps provide supportive research data to improve
nursing practice by describing, predicting, and controlling phenomena. Nursing theory
consists of ideas that attempt to explain a relationship between two or more concepts. Nursing
theory exists to scientifically define and support the realm of nursing as a profession with its
own body of knowledge.

Answer to Question 2

theory, research, practice



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