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Análisis de los conceptos del modelo de adaptación de Callista Roy

Authors: Grupo de estudio Facultad de Enfermería;

Análisis de los conceptos del modelo de adaptación de Callista Roy

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El artículo presenta el análisis sobre los elementos básicos del modelo de adaptación, que viene realizando el grupo de estudio de la Facultad de Enfermería.Partiendo de una revisión histórica, de los principios filosóficos y científicos que sustentan el modelo, se abordan conceptos como sistema adaptativo humano, ambiente, estímulos, mecanismos de enfrentamiento, nivel de adaptación, salud y meta de enfermería, los cuales orientan el cuidado, teniendo en cuenta la autodeterminación de la persona y los mecanismos que emplea para lograr su adaptación.

The article presents an analysis of basic elements of the adaptation model, carried out by the study group of the Nursing Faculty.From a philosophic and scientific historical review of the Model’s principles, concepts such as human adaptive system, environment, stimuli, coping mechanisms, adaptation level, health and nursing goal are approached, considering self determination and personal mechanisms to reach an adequate level of adaptation.

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Enfermería, escuelas de, meta de enfermería, Servicios de salud -- Administración -- Enfermería, Cuidados a los enfermos -- Enfermería, escuelas de, sistema adaptativo humano, RT1-120, Social Sciences, Nursing, cuidado, Modelo de adaptación de Callista Roy, medio ambiente, H, salud, Enfermería

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