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The paper "Madeleine Leiningers transcultural nursing Theory " highlights that not all patients admitted or treated in hospitals suffer from physical complications there are quite a number of patients who have mental problems as the cause of their admission into the institutions.... Madeleine Leininger's transcultural nursing Theory Introduction Madeleine was born in July 13 1925 in Sutton, Nebraska in the US.... The insights acted as the beginnings of a phenomenon and construct related to nursing care known as transcultural nursing....

eininger has consistently repeated the use of transcultural healthcare by Clinicians or nurses or that they may be capable of providing healthcare to patients from different cultural backgrounds.... For instance, our team hails from different locations and will work in different parts of the world; we also have different customs and upbringing that we face on a daily basis thus why we chose madeleine leininger as our nursing theorist.... The paper "The Madeleine nursing Theory" highlights that some of the weaknesses of the Leininger model are that it is the major cause of errors made in clinical decisions, for instance, misperception of effect....

The document on the Theory of Culture Care Diversity and Universality describe the work of Madeleine Leininger, who developed the concept of transcultural nursing.... It is intriguing to analyze Leininger's understanding of culture care in her effort to form the foundation of transcultural nursing.... I also realized that transcultural nursing was the field developed by Leininger after describing her theory successfully (Madeleine-Leininger.... It is identified as the only theory that focuses on transcultural nursing (Leininger, 2008)....

Journal of transcultural nursing, 20(1): pp.... Journal of transcultural nursing, 13(3): pp.... Madeleine Leininger developed the culture care diversity and universality theory as a key theory “to advance transcultural nursing knowledge, and to use the findings in teaching, research, practice, and consultation” (Leininger, 2002, p.... study was conducted by Lewallen and Street (2010) to explore the issues of initiating and Leiningers Nursing Theory Research Article Summaries Madeleine Leininger developed the culture care diversity and universality theory as a key theory “to advance transcultural nursing knowledge, and to use the findings in teaching, research, practice, and consultation” (Leininger, 2002, p....

Keeping the theory of Trans-cultural nursing theory, it will also address the correlation that the negativity of attitude from nurses has on the recovery of children.... Leininger's theory of Culture Care.... madeleine leininger's Culture Care: Diversity and Universality Theory.... The Research Paper: Trans-Cultural nursing Theory Model Problem ment Factors determining the negative attitudes of the nurses in work environment and how it affects severely ill children....

Nursing Theory - transcultural nursing The art and science of nursing is a multidisciplinary approach to providing care for people who arein various stages of health; wellness, illness, and the dying process.... Nursing Theory - transcultural nursing Although nursing theory has been around since Florence Nightingale, the most progress in identifying and articulating nursing theory has occurred in the last twenty years.... (Tonefeleo, 2010) Leininger developed a Four Nursing Metaparadigm Concept of Nursing in 1997 that further defined her approach to transcultural nursing theory....

So as to establish a valid and meaningful field of transcultural nursing, a theory related to culture and care had to be developed and used in nursing.... Journal of transcultural nursing, 8(2): 32-52. ... According to (Leininger, 1995) transcultural nursing is aimed to promote health and well-being of people who face unfavorable human conditions and illnesses that are based on cultural ways.... n transcultural nursing, the cultural background of a patient is considered by assessing the patient so as to make a nursing care plan based on culture....

The purpose of the paper 'Relevance of Culture in nursing' is to review the relevance of culture to nursing and the theories incorporated into nursing to understand cultural competence in practice.... Hence the current study identifies the relevance of culture to nursing in serving the individuals and families of varying cultural backgrounds and is related to different existing theories of nursing.... elevance of culture to nursing in serving the individuals and families of varying cultural background and is related to different existing theories of nursing....

Journal of transcultural nursing, 13(3), 189-192. ... Furthermore, the various factors that included in the transcultural nursing encourage improved nursing care (Leininger, 2008).... Besides, it can also be concluded from the transcultural nursing theory of Leininger's that nurses in order to provide the proper care to the patient require to be conscious regarding the cultural requirements of the patients.... Culture Care Theory: A Major Contribution to Advance transcultural nursing Knowledge and Practices....

(2006) Mapping the literature of transcultural nursing.... he Sunrise Sunrise model of Leningers transcultural nursing theory Madeliene Leininger created the transcultural nursing theory which combines anthropology and nursing.... The transcultural nursing theory takes into account such disparities and tries to reconcile the nursing profession with the existing different cultures.... transcultural nursing Theory and Models: Application in Nursing Education, Practice, and Administration....

Value and Significance of Her Theory Leininger has put forward the theory of transcultural nursing.... At the School of Nursing, University of Washington, she created the program of transcultural nursing in 1974.... She has founded the Journal of transcultural nursing and established the Transcultural Nursing Society.... Researches in the field of transcultural nursing focus on finding out vaguely known or largely unknown cultural care issues related to health concerns mainly from two viewpoints: One viewpoint focuses on indigenous and local aspects and the other viewpoint focuses on professional perception and global aspects of the cultural issues related to caring (Murphy, 2006)....

Leninger's theory of culture playing a role in post partum depression developed on the basis of clinical experiences which suggested that nursing knowledge and practice in the area of post partum depression might be lacking in that it neglected to take into account, i.... Early in her experiences of clinical care, she realized that “care”, especially as perceived by the patients, was a central concept in nursing.... The paper "Racial Cultural Perceptions Associated with PPD" concerns to examine the perspective of nurses' duties in postpartum depression and how they can promote health outcomes through the application of Leininger's culture theory....

This article "Future Directions in transcultural nursing in the 21st Century" presents transcultural nursing that emerged from the theory of culture care diversity and universality so as to provide knowledge of nursing individuals from diverse cultures.... madeleine leininger addresses six main trends in the direction of TCN in the 21st century.... The first trend is that there will be more cultural changes that will make nursing more transcultural, leading to modifications in nursing education, as well as practice....

Journal of transcultural nursing.... And, one of the well-known theories is Madeleine Leiningers, theory of cultural care.... Apart from discussing the correlation of the theory of caring and nursing, she broadens her views and talks about the care for families, groups, communities, cultures and institutions.... Overview of the theory of Culture Care with the Ethnonursing ... Nursing: Human Science and Human Care : A theory of ...

Principles of transcultural nursing have been recognized in the entire world nowadays.... transcultural nursing refers to a comparative study of diverse cultures to understand their similarities and differences across various human groups (Leininger, 1991, p.... The recruitment of graduates well trained with transcultural nursing skills significantly improved the services offered by the nurses to people with diverse cultural backgrounds.... The need for cultural care in the twenty-first century has increased the offering of courses in transcultural nursing both at the undergraduate and graduate level....

The basic idea of transcultural nursing is to study the.... The concept of transcultural nursing (TCN) was first introduced by Madeleine Leininger.... The basic idea of transcultural nursing is to study the connection between the various cultures and relate these findings to the core concepts of nursing.... Future directions in transcultural nursing in the 21st century.... Nonetheless, the theory of TCN and the efforts behind it are appreciable....

adeleine Leininger is the founder and leader of the field of transcultural nursing with focus on comparative human care theory and research.... Journal of transcultural nursing; 15: 103 - 113. ... She is founder of the worldwide transcultural nursing Society.... eininger's theory for transcultural nursing emphasizes nursing practice be based on the understanding and analysis of culture-specific as well as universal practices of human lives, and articulation of such understanding in designing and providing nursing care to fit an individual's specific life patterns for a culturally congruent care....

The field of transcultural nursing was developed by Madeleine Leininger with culture as a major component of care.... Leininger states that there remains a critical need for transcultural nursing in graduate and undergraduate programs.... and Alligood,1998) However, although transcultural nursing asserts that key facts can be learned about a culture to enable adequate service provision, how deeply can a person appreciate a culture that they do not belong to?...

The paper "transcultural nursing Teaching and Practice" presents the nurses with knowledge and information that can be used and make their service and decisions pertaining to their patients culturally congruent.... “transcultural nursing: A New Scientific Subfield of Study in Nursing.... ?? transcultural nursing: Concept, Theories and Practices (1978): 8-12.... madeleine leininger is considered to be the initiator of trans-cultural nursing....

transcultural nursing: Concepts, Theory, Research, and Practice 3rd ed.... Transcultural theory of medicine or nursing involves the provision of care and disease prevention measures that are in line with or respect an individual's or a groups' cultural values, practices and beliefs.... The theory was formulated by a professional pioneer nurse, madeleine leininger, who is also a global nursing consultant.... The paper analytically describes the biological and sociological models of health as well as the transcultural theory in regard to health....

In addition, for the nurse to share a cultural identity with the large population of diverse individuals, she will need knowledge of transcultural nursing principles and ideas together with an understanding of existing research findings....  Professional Identity                  Professional Identity Part A The nursing theory that most closely fits with the own theory of care is Madeline Leininger's transcultural nursing theory.... Leininger's transcultural nursing theory offers care measures which are in accord with a group or individual's cultural values, beliefs, and practices....

Since breast cancer primarily occurs in women, and screening mammography is generally done routinely only for women, a perception of its effectiveness should be examined under Madeleine Leininger's theory of transcultural nursing.... Additionally, Google Scholar was used to locate articles and information about the leininger theory of cultural care.... Ensuring the patients are informed, and that their treatment preferences are met based on this information is key to the cross-cultural theory of care; information is key to the relationship between the caretaker and patient....

The paper "Cultural Competency as a Paramount Necessity Amongst Health Care Professionals" states that results indicate that these 212 graduating nursing students scored only in the culturally aware range, as measured by the IAPCC-R©, regardless of what program model they attended.... nother quantitative research conducted to establish the viable facts of cultural competency within the practice of nursing and health care delivery include a longitudinal study of Cultural competence among Health science faculty....

Madeleine Leininger's transcultural nursing, culture-care theory believes that care is the essence and a leading feature of nursing.... transcultural nursing theory and models.... One of the theories is the Watson's theory of caring which states caring as a human science orientation, human caring processes, phenomena and experiences.... The other is the Orem's theory which comprises of theory of self care, theory of self care deficits and theory of nursing systems (Gonzalo, 2011)....

This paper will critically analyze Dorothea Orem theory of nursing and its relevance to the nursing practice.... rem's Self-Care Deficit theory of Nursing (SCDNT) ... evels of Orem's Self-Care Deficit theory of Nursing ... he theory of self-care is categorized into three major elements.... n 2009, Armer applied Orem's theory of self-care deficit on post-surgery breast cancer survivors who were at the risk of developing lymphedema....

The paper "Obesity Among Hispanics Under Second-Generation Antipsychotic Medications" will begin with the statement that the association between the use of antipsychotic medication and obesity has been a rather interesting issue for advanced nursing practitioners since historical times.... There are two types of antipsychotic drugs (APDs) encountered in advanced nursing practice.... Based on a firm background of past and current studies on the same subject, the following section paper explains why SGA-related obesity is rather an important concern for advanced nursing practice in the contemporary health care sector....

lmutairi, A, McCarthy, A, & Gardner, G 2015, Understanding cultural competence in a multicultural nursing workforce: Registered nurses' experience in Saudi Arabia, Journal of transcultural nursing, 26, 1, pp.... nsuya 2012, transcultural nursing: cultural competence in nurses, International Journal of Nursing Education, 4, 1, pp.... The role of cultural competence in nursing practice is in accordance with the cultural care theory developed by madeleine leininger....

Madeline Leninger Middle Range Theory Name Professor Course Date Middle Range Nursing Theory That Is Unique In Development of Nursing Knowledge Madeleine Leninger's theory of nursing is a unique theory in development of nursing knowledge.... Describe the Origin, and Background of the Theory and Theorist Born in Nebraska in 1948, madeleine leininger received her nursing diploma from St.... This theory recognizes the necessity of the concepts of caring in the field of nursing....

n the first phase, the author states that nurses should become aware of the significance of SUMMARY: EVOLUTION of transcultural nursing EVOLUTION of transcultural nursing The article, Evolution of transcultural nursing, is authored by Dr.... In the article the author describes the major phases and obstacle that occurred during the evolution of transcultural nursing for the last fifty years.... In conclusion, the article has predicted that the nursing discipline will continue to grow worldwide and many more penetrations to support transcultural nursing....

The paper "Application of Transcultural Theory in Nursing Education" details the use of these theories in solving problems of inadequate exposure of nurses to cultural diversity, the application of the concepts from the transcultural nursing theory in the successful resolution of the problem.... In resolving the problem in nursing education, which is inadequate exposure of nursing students to an in-depth knowledge of cultural diversity in school so as to enable them comprehend how best to care for their patients from other cultures, Leininger's transcultural nursing theory described in this paper, will be utilized....

This view is supported by the author's original theory of transcultural nursing, and the article defines the different aspects of transcultural nursing theory.... Journal of transcultural nursing, Vol.... Journal of transcultural nursing, Vol.... An analysis of the article by Leininger presenting the view of transcultural nursing specialists and the effects of transcultural nursing reveals the advantage of the theory....

Leininger's theory of culture care diversity and universality was developed by a nurse in the 1950's to explain the relation between cultural care, knowledge and the efficiency of patient care (Jones, Cason, Bond, 2004).... he Nursing Theory and Its Application in Nursing Practice Leininger's theory of culture care diversity and universality was developed by a nurse in the 1950's to explain the relation between cultural care, knowledge and the efficiency of patient care (Jones, Cason, Bond, 2004)....

This paper will analyze the nurse theory, Culture Care: Diversity and Universality theory of 1985 by Dr.... Madeleine Leininger's theory of 1985.... The Culture Care: Diversity and Universality theory of 1985, has great significance in addressing human care with relation to culture diversity.... madeleine leininger's nursing theory is a very fundamental in human care.... madeleine leininger.... madeleine leininger faced the challenge of combining care and culture in defining an effective cultural care model....

Leininger's Cultural Care Diversity and Universality Instructor Institution Date Leininger's Cultural Care Diversity and Universality Introduction The theory of Culture Care Diversity and Universality was brought forth by Dr.... Therefore it can be said that the main focus of the theory of Culture Care Diversity and Universality is the care of patients and culture (McFarland and Eipperle, 2008, p.... This reveals that The theory of Culture Care Diversity and Universality is very relevant in nursing practice throughout the world....

The Fashion Business: theory, Practice, Image.... madeleine Vionnet is little known in wide circles.... madeleine got a job in a well-known fashion house - Vincent and soon became pregnant and gave birth to a daughter.... madeleine Vionnet is little known in wide circles.... ?madeleine got a job in a well-known fashion house - Vincent and soon became pregnant and gave birth to a daughter.... ?madeleine decided on a desperate act: practically with no money, not knowing the language, she went to England....

he theory of care is now a firm fixture in the nursing profession.... The author of the following paper under the title 'Environment as a Phenomenon in Nursing' presents madeleine leininger who was a nurse who was one of the first people to recognize the importance of 'care' as being of primary importance in the nursing profession.... Leininger was known to have stated that care is the essence of nursing and is the 'central, dominant, and unifying feature of nursing'....

?transcultural nursing: Concepts, theories, research, and practice.... nursing can be described as a profession that involves the health care sector, and it is mainly concerned with taking care of certain individuals and communities that require medical aid.... nursing helps such individuals and communities to be able to maintain their health status,.... There are different definitions of nursing depending on the specific healthcare provider or providers that are involved....

This model talks about the transcultural concept that takes place in nursing care and it is applicable to all the programs in nursing education that are licensed by nursing programs.... "Culture Assessment Model Leininger, Rachel Spector" paper is about the health traditions model which incorporates Ester and Zitzow's theory on how an individual's way of life reflects the culture that he/she comes from.... The health tradition model incorporates a theory by Ester and Zitzow on how an individual's way of life reflects the traditional culture that he/she comes from....

The essay "How Did madeleine Become a Prostitute?... claims although madeleine was born in a secure middle-class family, her life changed abruptly when her father became a drunkard.... How did “madeleine” become a prostitute?... Although madeleine was born in a secure middle family, her life changed abruptly when her father became a drunkard.... To hide her identity, she invented the name madeleine Blair....

This paper focuses on three recognized theorists: Betty Neuman, Dorothea Orem, and madeleine leininger; and the factors which influenced their definitions and descriptions Nursing Theorists Nursing Theorists Nursing theory is the set of definitions, concepts, propositions or assumptions, and relationships.... This paper focuses on three recognized theorists: Betty Neuman, Dorothea Orem, and madeleine leininger; and the factors which influenced their definitions and descriptions of the components of the meta-paradigm in their respective models Dorothea Orem's Self-Care Deficit Nursing theory aimed at making encouraging patients be independent....

adeleine Leininger (1991) made researches and wrote multiple articles concerning caring and transcultural nursing.... transcultural nursing increases a nurse's knowledge and awareness in order to be able to work efficiently as a nurse wherever he or she may be assigned.... The nurse must fully understand the patient's background to provide the appropriate care and help needed which is in line with the patient's culture and beliefs because certain ailments or medical conditions are caused by health practices highly influenced by one's culture (transcultural nursing, 1997)....

rticle 2 – “Mapping the literature of transcultural nursing” by Sharon C.... he second nurse centric article is titled “Mapping the literature of transcultural nursing” and is written by Sharon C.... The article as the title suggest focuses on the subject of transcultural nursing, with the main objective of studying the various library databases, to find out the database which provides the “most complete access to the transcultural nursing literature” (Murphy 2006)....

Since nurses play a pivotal role in screening and diagnosis of postpartum psychiatric disorders, they should be aware of the role of culture in the causation and screening of PPD and should provide ‘transcultural Care' as proposed by Leininger (Leininger, 1998).... This dissertation "Racial Cultural Perceptions of Nurses Associated With Screening for Postpartum Depression" focuses on a commonly encountered psychiatric ailment inflicting women after they have given birth to a child....

The paper "Transcultural Concepts in nursing Care" tells that the nurse should exercise tolerance and understanding in responding to a patient's request but at the same time apply persuasive tactics to ensure that she reaches a consensus with the patient over an approach to diagnosis.... The passive approach is necessary because of the role of culture as an integral factor in people's quality of life and as well as a barrier to nursing care.... This strategy equips a nurse with alternative approaches to integrate the client's culture with necessary nursing practices towards meeting the needs (Andrews and Boyle, 2008; Dreachslin, Gilbert, and Malone, 2012)....

The paper "madeleine: An Autobiography" presents that in the book, 'madeleine: An Autobiography ', madeleine Blair, the author-narrator, describes the events, of her life, what compelled her to take prostitution as a profession to support herself.... madeleine, a high-spirited and sensitive girl who had descended from aristocracy to poverty moved to St.... n the book, “madeleine: An Autobiography”, madeleine Blair, the author-narrator, describes the events, of her life, what compelled her to take prostitution as a profession to support herself....

Martin Leever reports on madeleine leininger who wrote about the significance of nurses in understanding culture in order to offer the best treatment to their patients.... The paper "nursing Profession and Culture" states that the nursing profession deals with the patience of diverse cultural backgrounds.... She points out that the nursing profession has evolved over the years in terms of appreciating and including culture in the delivery of service to patients (Bearskin, 2011)....

Moreover, as pointed out before, since culture is an important determinant in the etiology of PPD, and postpartum depression has been defined as a “culture-bound syndrome” (Zubaran, Schumacher, Roxo, & Foresti, 2010) it is important for health care professionals to be aware of the role of culture in the causation of PPD and the management, including both diagnosis and treatment, of this disorder should be tailored using a transcultural approach....

The paper "Understanding Borrowed nursing Theories" highlights that there are those cultures and beliefs that do not advocate for blood transfusion.... I totally concur with PM on the discussion regarding nursing and theories.... Unique theories are those that are designed specifically to suit the nursing profession.... nursing Theories of Affiliation nursing Theories nursing theories are predefined approaches that guide nurses' decisions, clarify concepts, and define goals and purposes of the nursing profession....

he general nursing theory of Orem essentially consists of three parts.... Nursing: A theory of nursing.... Caring remains embedded in the nursing profession due to its impact on the curing and healing outcomes, which are important to nursing.... The aim of the current research is to define and conceptualize the process of caring in nursing as well as evaluate certain approaches to it.... In the days of Florence Nightingale caring to the nursing profession essentially meant providing comfort to the patients....

The paper 'Principal Role of Caring in nursing in Patients' Restoring' cites theories and models which explain caring from various perspectives - humanistic, feministic, transcultural and scientific.... In nursing, caring is considered the most valuable aspect of treatment, and the essence of nursing.... However, contemporary healthcare services regard caring as meeting patients' expectations and government targets; although the intentions differ, policies, procedures, and practices render nursing care in this manner....