Imogene King's Theory Of Goal Attainment
Theory In Nursing
Nursing theory is essential in nursing occupation, this theory allows a structural working environment. This theory is essential to all nursing professions because it serves has a motivator to individual working in this field because without this theory, working environment in the nursing field will be unorganized and nurses will be outdate on new technologies and ideas that would assist in developing this area of practice for a better and ongoing transition in the nearest future (Smith, Grealish, & Henderson, 2018).
My paper will focus on Imogene King’s theory, the Theory of Goal Attainment was introduced to the population in the 1960s and since that time, that theory has undergone through different transformation and its …show more content…
According to Karnick (2013) stated that nursing theory assist nurses in defining and confirming the continuance of distinctive nursing proficiency and skills. The most important role of the nursing theory within the scope of the healthcare worker is to provide effective patient care, quick recovery with positive outcomes. It is extremely important to include nursing theory in the masters program because this theory support autonomy, accountability and effective clinical decision making skills (Karnick, …show more content…
Following the years after the creation of this theory, King has transformed and expatiated on her theoretical technique, goal attainment in regards to middle-range theory and practicing process in article and publications during the 1980s and year after (McQueen, Cockroft & Mullins, 2017). In king’s new development, the theory illustrates an effective interpersonal connection where a patient is provided with patient-centered care, which helps the patient in developing a precise goal that is appropriate to meet the patient’s needs (McQueen, Cockroft & Mullins, 2017). It was determined that the Theory of Goal Attainment was integrated from conceptual system to the models of awareness, personality, phase, space communication and improvement (McQueen, Cockroft & Mullins,
Nursing theory is essential in nursing occupation, this theory allows a structural working environment. This theory is essential to all nursing professions because it serves has a motivator to individual working in this field because without this theory, working environment in the nursing field will be unorganized and nurses will be outdate on new technologies and ideas that would assist in developing this area of practice for a better and ongoing transition in the nearest future (Smith, Grealish, & Henderson, 2018).
My paper will focus on Imogene King’s theory, the Theory of Goal Attainment was introduced to the population in the 1960s and since that time, that theory has undergone through different transformation and its …show more content…
According to Karnick (2013) stated that nursing theory assist nurses in defining and confirming the continuance of distinctive nursing proficiency and skills. The most important role of the nursing theory within the scope of the healthcare worker is to provide effective patient care, quick recovery with positive outcomes. It is extremely important to include nursing theory in the masters program because this theory support autonomy, accountability and effective clinical decision making skills (Karnick, …show more content…
Following the years after the creation of this theory, King has transformed and expatiated on her theoretical technique, goal attainment in regards to middle-range theory and practicing process in article and publications during the 1980s and year after (McQueen, Cockroft & Mullins, 2017). In king’s new development, the theory illustrates an effective interpersonal connection where a patient is provided with patient-centered care, which helps the patient in developing a precise goal that is appropriate to meet the patient’s needs (McQueen, Cockroft & Mullins, 2017). It was determined that the Theory of Goal Attainment was integrated from conceptual system to the models of awareness, personality, phase, space communication and improvement (McQueen, Cockroft & Mullins,