The Stetler Model of Research Utilization is a practical framework designed to facilitate the application of research findings into clinical practice. Developed by Cheryl Stetler in the 1970s and refined over time, the model emphasizes critical thinking, systematic evaluation, and…
The Synergy Model for Patient Care, introduced by the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN), provides a patient-centered framework that emphasizes the dynamic interplay between a patient’s specific needs and the competencies of their nursing care providers. By creating synergy…
The Advanced Practice Nursing (APN) Model is a critical framework that underscores the evolving role of advanced practice nurses in addressing complex healthcare challenges. By integrating clinical expertise, evidence-based practice, leadership, and advocacy, the APN Model expands the traditional scope…
Salmon’s Construct for Public Health Nursing provides a structured approach to addressing complex public health challenges. Developed by Lois W. Salmon in the late 1980s, this model emphasizes using public health nursing to protect and promote community health through strategic…
The Epidemiologic Model of Nursing serves as a vital framework for understanding how health and disease are distributed within populations and how nurses can intervene to improve outcomes. By integrating principles of epidemiology into nursing practice, this model equips healthcare…
Change is inevitable in organizations seeking to adapt to evolving market demands, technological advancements, or internal growth opportunities. Developed by John Kotter, Kotter’s 8-Step Change Model is a widely recognized framework for effectively managing and implementing organizational change. The model…
The Transitional Care Model (TCM), pioneered by Dr. Mary Naylor and her colleagues, addresses a critical gap in healthcare: the period of transition when patients move from one care setting to another, such as from a hospital to their home…
The Chronic Care Model (CCM), developed by Wagner and colleagues in the late 1990s, provides a comprehensive framework for managing chronic illnesses by addressing the multifaceted needs of patients and integrating care across multiple levels of the healthcare system. With…
Cultural competence has become an essential component of healthcare delivery, especially in diverse and globalized societies. The Cultural Competence Model, developed by Larry Purnell, offers a structured framework for understanding and addressing cultural differences in healthcare. In the context of…
