This is the official blog of Group D students of UPOU-MAN N-207 class of Prof. Sheila Bonito. Who are we? We are nurses in different parts of the world. We did not share time zones. We work on a rotation basis – work in the morning for a
When I think about all the patients and their loved ones that I have worked with over the years, I know most of them don’t remember me nor I them. But I do know that I gave a little piece of myself to each of them and they to me and those threads make up the beautiful tapestry in my mind that is my career in nursing. ~Donna Wilk Cardillo, A Daybook for Beginning Nurses
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
MEET THE THEORIST
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Cornelia Ruland received her Ph.D. in nursing in 1998 from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. She is an adjunct assistant professor in the Department of Medical Informatics at Columbia University in New York, in the Department of Community and Family Medicine at Dartmouth Medical School in
Monday, September 22, 2014
PEACEFUL END OF LIFE (PEOL) THEORY: IN A NUTSHELL
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The Peaceful End-of-Life Theory is a relatively young, mid-range nursing theory developed by Cornelia M. Ruland and Shirley M. Moore published in 1998. Its nursing goal is to enhance the quality of life and to achieve a peaceful end-of-life on a terminally-ill patient and relates nursing interventions and outcomes
THEORIST BACKGROUND STUDY OF PEACEFUL END OF LIFE THEORY
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Cornelia Ruland graduated from the Case Western in Cleveland Ohio University in 1998. Shirly Moore recieved diploma in Nursing from Youngstown Hospital Association of Nursing in 1969 and her Bachelor degree in Nursing in 1974 from Kent University. She later returned to school in Case Western Reserve University
Sunday, September 21, 2014
PEOL THEORY IN NURSING EDUCATION
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The Ruland-Moore theory serves as a good guide for establishment of standards of care appropriate for the terminally ill and significant others. Education should be rendered toward the limitations and scope of care for patients and their significant others. This theory should give us light as to the
PEOL THEORY IN NURSING PRACTICE
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Nurses should be able to inform and encourage of the existence of options that patients and families can take such as the Sacrament of Annointment in the Philippines. Such rituals are not only done on the hour of death, but can also be encouraged earlier as this is
PEOL THEORY IN NURSING RESEARCH
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Nurses need guidance in enacting their roles in end-of-life decision making so that they can help alleviate suffering and ensure that end-of-life needs and goals for their patients and family members are being met. These nursing strategies should be guided by empirical evidence – research study. Understanding how nurses engage in this
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