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Neuman’s System Model

Neuman’s System Model. Shanda Richer RN, BSN, CEN Christina Jilek RN. Origin of Systems Model. Used to teach nursing students. The goal of the model was to provide a “wholistic”or holistic overview: physiological p sychological socio-cultural and developmental aspects of human beings.

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Neuman’s System Model

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  1. Neuman’s System Model Shanda Richer RN, BSN, CEN Christina Jilek RN

  2. Origin of Systems Model • Used to teach nursing students. • The goal of the model was to provide a “wholistic”or holistic overview: • physiological • psychological • socio-cultural • and developmental aspects of human beings. • (Neuman, 2008)

  3. What is the Neuman Systems Model • Views the person as a layered, multidimensional whole that is in constant dynamic interaction with the environment (Heyman & Heyman, 2000). • Main goal is to protect the core • How? • Levels of defense • Stress reactions • Feedback • Prevention

  4. Research • NSM(Neuman System Model) Research Institute • Purpose of the Research Institute is to formulate and test NSM. • Past research • Eileen Gigliotti published a research article in 1999 based on the Neuman Systems Model( Gigliotti ,1996). • In 2001 over 200 research studies involved Neuman's Systems Model

  5. Research Continued • 2001: Wellness and Stressors that Interfere with the Beduin Woman’s Pursuit of Wellness for Self and Family • 2001: Cultural Research: Application of the Neuman Systems Model • 2001: A Nursing Intervention Designed to Increase Resilience in Homeless Abused Women • 2003: Stanhope and Lancaster researched stress due to job loss and the poor economy (Stanhope & Lancaster, 2003)

  6. How is it applied to nursing? • NURSING PROCESS BASED ON SYSTEM MODEL • Assessment: • Nursing diagnosis • Outcome identification and planning • Implementation • Evaluation

  7. continued • Neuman Systems Model used in: • All areas of nursing including • Public health • Family nursing • Health Policy • Nursing education (assessment, Nursing Dx, goals, outcomes) • Psychiatric nursing • Research

  8. Neuman and my current nursing practice • Guides the practice @ SJHS (South Jersey Healthcare). • Chosen by unit based nursing councils • Most consistent with SJHS culture • Is reflected in our assessments • Supports SJHS mission and vision

  9. continued • Initial assessment used as guide to formulate nursing diagnosis • Plan of care developed with identified needs • Interventions are formulated as a inter- disciplinary group (holistic) • Goals are set and outcomes evaluated daily • Patients position on continuum of wellness based on evaluation outcomes and adjusted accordingly

  10. References • Neuman, B. (2008). Neuman Systems Model. Retrieved from Neuman Systems Model: http://www.neumansystemsmodel.org • Neuman, B. (1995). The Neuman Systems Model (3rd edition). Norwalk, CT: Appleton & Lange. • Gigliotti, E. (1996). Use of Neuman's lines of defense and resistance in nursing research: conceptual and empirical considerations. Nursing Science Quarterly, 10(3), 136-142. • Current Nursing. (2010, January 16). Betty Neuman's System Model. Retrieved March 23, 2010, • from Current Nursing: Open Access Nursing Research and Review Articles: http://currentnursing.com/nursing_theory/Neuman.html

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