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Learn about the nursing theory of self-transcendence, which posits that people can expand their boundaries and connect with their environment to achieve well-being. Find out the key concepts, assumptions, and hypotheses of the theory, and how it applies to older adults and nursing interventions.
- Pamela Reed’s Theory of Self Transcendence - pmhealthnp.com
This presentation will review and analyze Reed’s self...
- Pamela Reed’s Theory of Self Transcendence - pmhealthnp.com
Mar 12, 2021 · According to Reed’s (e.g., [1–3]) nursing theory of self-transcendence, the concept of self-transcendence refers to perspectives and behaviors that expand (transcend) self-boundaries in multiple ways that are described, for example, inwardly (through intrapersonal activities and perspectives that enhance awareness of one’s beliefs, values ...
Oct 19, 2018 · Learn about the theory of self-transcendence, a human capacity to expand personal boundaries and connect with self, others and nature. The theory was created by Pamela G. Reed, a metatheoretician and professor at The University of Arizona College of Nursing.
Learn about the concept, measurement, and validation of self-transcendence, a psychosocial/spiritual resource of developmental maturity. Self-transcendence is the capacity to expand personal boundaries and be oriented toward perspectives, activities, and purposes beyond the self.
May 1, 2020 · Nurses can draw on Reed's theory to develop activities that enhance patients' environment in order to promote self-transcendence. These theory-based activities can expand healthy self-boundaries intrapersonally, interpersonally, transpersonally, and temporally.
This presentation will review and analyze Reed’s self transcendence. The presenter will give of overview of theory and review it’s views of the nursing metaparadigms. The presenter will discuss a research that uses Reed’s theory as well as examine the application of the theory with nursing practice.
Apr 18, 2023 · Self-transcendence is the realization that you are part of a greater whole and acting accordingly. Learn about its meaning, characteristics, examples, and how to achieve it from psychology, nursing, and spirituality perspectives.
