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The Neuman Systems Model in practice. Planning phase.

C F Capers·C O'Brien·R Quinn·R Kelly·A Fenerty
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How do you choose and plan for the implementation of a conceptual model for professional nursing practice? This article discusses one institution's experience with the Neuman Systems Model. The process discussed in this article will serve as a guide for other nursing administrators considering this significant undertaking.

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C F Capers, C O'Brien, R Quinn, R Kelly, A Fenerty. 1985. The Neuman Systems Model in practice. Planning phase.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3845970/

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