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Myra
Levine
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Myra Levine's Conservation Model
focuses on conserving an individual's wholeness. Her framework
includes four "Conservation Principles:" Energy, structural
integrity, personal integrity, and social integrity. She describes
three environments that present challenges to the individual:
Perceptual, operational, and conceptual. She coined a word, "trophicognosis"
to describe the nurse's judgments about the patient's condition.
Summary
by Becky Sisk, PhD, RN
Students
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Websites
Bibliography
- Levine,
M. E. (1966). Adaptation and assessment: A rationale for nursing
intervention. American Journal of Nursing, 66, 2450-2453.
- Levine,
M. E. (1969). Introduction to clinical nursing. Philadelphia:
F. A. Davis.
- Levine,
M. E. (1990). Conservation and integrity... Levine's Conservation
Model. In M. E. Parker (Ed.), Nursing theories in practice (pp.
189-201). New York: National League for Nursing.
- Levine,
M. E. (1971). Holistic Nursing. Nursing Clinics of North America, 6,
253-264.
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Levine,
M. E. (1973). Introduction to clinical nursing. (2nd ed.). Philadelphia:
F. A. Davis.
Levine,
M. E. (1977). Nursing ethics and the ethical nurse. American Journal of
Nursing, 77, 845-849.
Levine,
M.E. (1999). On the humanities in nursing. Canadian Journal of
Nursing Research, 30(4), 213-217.
- Levine,
M. E. (1971). Renewal for nursing. Philadelphia: F. A. Davis.
- Levine,
M. E. (1967). The four conservation principles of nursing. Nursing
Forum, 6, 45-59.
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Levine,
M. E. (1969). The pursuit of wholeness. American Journal of
Nursing, 69, 93-98.
- Levine,
M. E. (1966). Trophicognosis: An alternative to nursing diagnosis,
American Nurses' Association Regional Clinical Conference (Vol. 2, ).
New York: American Nurses' Association.
Plus numerous journal articles available by doing a search on MEDLINE/PUBMED.
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