Sister Callista Roy:

Roy Adaptation ModelPresented by:

Sandra Elwood, RN, BSNStacy Christensen, RN, BSN

Karen Gozel, RN, BSNVicky Grove, RN, BSN

Minnesota State University MoorheadNURS 600

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Sister Callista Roy

Background

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Origin of Roy’s Adaptation Model

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Purpose of Roy’s Adaptation Model

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Evolution of Roy’s Adaptation Model

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Basic Concepts

Theoretical Concepts

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Types of StimuliFocalContextualResidual

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Theoretical Concepts (cont.)

Coping MethodsRegulatorCognator

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Theoretical Concepts (cont.)

Four Modes of AdaptationPhysiologicalSelf-ConceptRole FunctionInterdependence

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Theoretical Concepts (cont.)

http://www.infahealth.com/basic-nursing-science/callista-roy-adaptation-model-of-nursing/

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Application to Health

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Application to Nursing

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Application to Environment

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Application to Person

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Application to Nursing Practice

http://www.bon.texas.gov/practice/

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Application to Education

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Application to Research

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Critique to TheoryClarity

http://staciecampanelli.com/2011/04/peace-of-mind-is-born-of-clarity/

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Critique of TheorySimplicity

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Critique of TheoryGenerality

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Critique of Theory Empirical Precision

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Critique of TheoryDerivable Consequences

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Analysis and Evaluation

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Discussion

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ReferencesAlligood, M. R. & Tomey, A. M. (2010). Nursing theorists and their works. (7th ed.).

Maryland Heights, MO: Mosby Elsevier.

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