Ensuring Holistic Care: Application and Evaluation of Florence Nightingaleas Environmental Theory on Tuberculosis Patient
Keywords:
holistic care, environmental theory, florence nightingale, theoretical frameworks, tuberculosis
Abstract
Theoretical frameworks serve as the basis for best nursing practice This paper aims to highlight the importance of environmental theory on person s health and application and evaluation of Florence s nightingale Environmental theory in the recovery of the patient suffering from tuberculosis Florence Nightingale s Environmental theory was used to critically review and manage a clinical case scenario of a tuberculosis patient and Walker and Avant 2011 theory evaluation criteria was used to evaluate it Nightingale demarcated different canons of an environment including ventilation light noise cleanliness of walls bed and bedding personal cleanliness and taking food etc to describe the application of her theory She emphasized that nurses should manipulate and mediate the patient s environment by taking care of all these cannons to restore their standard health or bring into recovery Application of this theory yields a positive impact on patient s health ensures the speedy recovery from illness and promotes individual comfort It has clinical implication and a significant role in a patient s recovery Nurses should apply this theory while dealing with their patient The general measure should be taken to give awareness sessions of these canons of the environment to the community level through electronic media and health workers to promote their health and well being
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