Generating middle range theory : : from evidence to practice / / Callista Roy with the Roy Adaptation Association.
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| Place / Publishing House: | New York : : Springer Publishing Company,, [2014] 2014 |
| Year of Publication: | 2014 |
| Language: | English |
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| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (403 pages) :; illustrations |
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Table of Contents:
- Overview of processes for creating knowledge for practice / Callista Roy
- Processes for description and critical analysis of research / Callista Roy
- Qualitative studies / Martha Whetsell and Kathy Lauchner
- Quantitative studies/descriptive designs / Kathy Lauchner and Martha Whetsell
- Quantitative studies/explaining, predicting, and prescribing designs / Martha Whetsell and Kathy Lauchner
- Quantitative studies/intervention designs / Kathy Lauchner and Martha Whetsell
- Synthesis of middle range theory of coping / Callista Roy
- Synthesis of middle range theory of adapting to life events / Callista Roy
- Synthesis of middle range theories of adapting to loss / Marjorie Dobratz
- Synthesis of middle range theories of adapting to chronic health conditions / Ellen Buckner and Susan Hayden
- Synthesis of middle range theories of the adapting family / Susan Hayden and Ellen Buckner
- Evidence-based practice based on the levels of readiness for practice / Carolyn Padovano
- Review of Roy adaptation model-based research globally / Martha Whetsell, Anne Harrington and Callista Roy.