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Lydia
Hall
1926
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1969
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Summary
Lydia
Hall was a rehabilitation nurse and one of the Columbia
University/Teachers College school. Her "Care, Core, and
Cure Model" was an early model of nursing practice used at the
Loeb Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation in Westchester County,
New York. The Loeb Center was nurse directed, developed to
prevent the fragmented care common in the 1950's and 1960's.
According
to the Care, Core, and Cure" model, nurses work in three
arenas: care (hands on bodily care), core (using the self in
relationship to the patient), and cure (applying medical
knowledge). Hall was another nurse to the delineate the
practice of nursing from the practice of medicine.
Summary
by Becky Sisk, PhD, RN
Students
-- As with all of the articles on NurseScribe, consider this to be a
secondary source and use the primary sources in the references
to write a paper or make a presentation.
Reference:
Touhy, T.A., & Birnbach, N. (2001). Lydia Hall, the care,
core, and cure model. In Parker, M. (Ed.), Nursing Theories
and Nursing Practice, 131-142. Philadelphia: F.A. Davis. |
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Hall,
L.E. (1966). Another view of nursing care and quality. In M.K.
Straub, Continuity of patient care. The role of nursing.
Washington, D.C.: Catholic University of America Press
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Hall,
L.E. (1963, Nov). Center for nursing. Nursing Outlook, 11,
805-806.
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Hall,
L.E. (1964, Feb.). Nursing: What is it? Canadian Nurse, 60,
150-154.
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Hall.
L. E. (1965) Nursing: What is it? In H. Baumgarten, Jr., Concepts
of nursing home administration. New York: Macmillan.
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Hall,
L.E. (1955). Quality of nursing care. Public Health News. (New
Jersey State Department of Health.) 36(6), 212-215.
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Hall,
L.E. (1960). Report of a work conference on
nursing in long-term chronic disease and aging. National League
for Nursing as a League Exchange#50. New york: National League for
Nursing.
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Hall,
L.E. (1963). Report of Loeb Center for nursing and
rehabilitation project report. Congressional Record Hearings before
the Special Subcommittee on Intermediate Care of the Committee on
Veterans' Affairs. Washington, D.C., 1515-1562.
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Hall,
L.E. (1969) The Loeb Center for nursing and rehabilitation. International
Journal of Nursing Studies, 6, 81-95.
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Hall,
L.E. (1951). What the classroom teacher should know and do
about children with heart disease. American Heart Association.
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Hall,
L.E., Hauck, M., & Rosenson, L. (1949). The Cardiac
child in school and community. New York Heart Association.
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