Lydia Hall was a nursing educator who developed the Client Central Theory. Her theory focused on establishing relationships with patients and viewing each person as unique and capable of growth. The theory emphasizes a holistic approach to care that considers the person, their body and disease, and uses teaching and establishing relationships to help patients achieve their maximum potential. When applying the theory to a patient with a fractured femur, the nurse would focus on physical and emotional support, education on plaster cast care, exercises, and collaborating with other providers to cure the disease and care for the whole person.
Lydia Hall was a nursing educator who developed the Client Central Theory. Her theory focused on establishing relationships with patients and viewing each person as unique and capable of growth. The theory emphasizes a holistic approach to care that considers the person, their body and disease, and uses teaching and establishing relationships to help patients achieve their maximum potential. When applying the theory to a patient with a fractured femur, the nurse would focus on physical and emotional support, education on plaster cast care, exercises, and collaborating with other providers to cure the disease and care for the whole person.
Lydia Hall was a nursing educator who developed the Client Central Theory. Her theory focused on establishing relationships with patients and viewing each person as unique and capable of growth. The theory emphasizes a holistic approach to care that considers the person, their body and disease, and uses teaching and establishing relationships to help patients achieve their maximum potential. When applying the theory to a patient with a fractured femur, the nurse would focus on physical and emotional support, education on plaster cast care, exercises, and collaborating with other providers to cure the disease and care for the whole person.
Lydia Hall was a nursing educator who developed the Client Central Theory. Her theory focused on establishing relationships with patients and viewing each person as unique and capable of growth. The theory emphasizes a holistic approach to care that considers the person, their body and disease, and uses teaching and establishing relationships to help patients achieve their maximum potential. When applying the theory to a patient with a fractured femur, the nurse would focus on physical and emotional support, education on plaster cast care, exercises, and collaborating with other providers to cure the disease and care for the whole person.
• She work as nursing educator to nursing faculty at New York university • She gave “ client central theory” • She gave theory on establishing a relationship
Concept of Lydia hall theory
The person The core
The body The care The disease The cure
PARADIGM I. Nursing- nurse is totally responsible for patients care and teaching of their patients. II. Person- patient achieve their maximal potential through learning process. People behave basis of their feeling not on the basis of their knowledge. Their are two type of feeling - known feeling and feeling out of awareness. III. Environment- hospital are organised to accomplish tasks efficiently. According to her professional nurse can function as practical doctors. IV. Individual- Hall emphasise on importance of individual as unique, capable of growth and learning and total person approach. APPLICATION OF LYDIA HALL THEORY - Suppose their is a patient Mr. raj, 30 yr old, married, engineer and admitted to hospital in orthopaedic ward. He had a fall and has fracture of neck of head of (L) femur bone. He is on plaster cast. According to Lydia Hall theory , he is in second stage of illness. As fracture is being taken care by plaster cast, the acute phase is over
INPUT. THROUGHOUT. OUTPUT.
Demographic variables Interventions (CURE)
(CORE) • Immobilisation • X ray Evaluation Name - Mr. Raj • Physical examination Age - 30 yrs • Administration of mr. raj verbalise Sex- male medications • Understanding the Religion- Hindu (CARE) treatment Occupation - engineer • Provide physical and Marital status - married emotional support • Possible Present complaint- had a • Te a c h i n g i m p o r t a n t o f complications plaster cast fall on 2 sept, 2020and • Encourage to do exercises • Home care fracture of neck of • Collaborate care with femur(L) leg. physiotherapist.
