This document discusses several conceptual models in nursing including Sister Callista Roy's Adaptation Model, Dorothea Orem's Self-Care Deficit Theory of Nursing, and Patricia Benner's Nursing Expertise Model. It also profiles several influential Filipino nurses such as Sister Letty Kuan, known for her work in neuropsychology and neurogerontology, and Carmencita Abaquin, who developed the "PREPARE ME" holistic nursing intervention for cancer patients. The intervention uses techniques like presence, prayer, reminiscence therapy, and meditation to provide symptom relief and improve quality of life for terminally ill cancer patients.

1. CONCEPTUAL MODELS
By: John Christian Villanueva

2. SISTER CALLISTA ROY
“ Nursing is the science and practice that expands adaptive
abilities and enhances person and environment transformation.”

3. ADAPTATION MODEL

4. DOROTHEA E. OREM
“ Nursing is a helping profession of assisting patients overcome or
compensate for the their health-associated limitations and
engaging in actions to regulate their own functioning and
development or that of their own dependents.”

5. SELF-CARE DEFICIT THEORY
OF NURSING

6. SELF-CARE DEFICIT THEORY
OF NURSING

7. PATRICIA BENNER
“ Nursing is a caring relationship and practice that cares for and
studies the lived experiences of patients on health, illness, and
disease, and the relationships among these three elements.”

8. NURSING EXPERTISE MODEL

9. LOCAL MODELS OF NURSING
INTERVENTION

10. SISTER LETTY KUAN, RN, RGC, EdD
“I have grown and sown and now i can reap the reward and
blessing of a life lived in joy and love, for i too have made others
grow.”

11. SISTER LETTY KUAN
• Nurse
• MA in Nursing
• MA in Education, Major in Guidance &
Counselling
• Doctor of Education (Guidance & Counselling)
• PROFESSOR EMERITUS – University of the
Philippines College of Nursing
• Neuropsychology – Salpetriere Hospital, France
• Neurogerontology – Good Samaritan Hospital,
New York & Syracuse University, New York

12. SISTER LETTY KUAN
• Bioethics formal training – Institute of Religion,
Ethics and Law, Baylor College of Medicine,
Texas
• Care of Older Persons and Bioethics
• Recipient of Metrobank Foundation Outstanding
Teachers Award (1995)
• Recipient of Award for Continuing Integrity and
Excellence in Service (ACIES) (2004)
• Former member of the Board of Nursing

13. RETIREMENT AND ROLE
DISCONTINUITIES
Determinants of Fruitful Aging
• Prepared Retirement
• Health Status
• Income
• Family Constellation
• Self- Preparation
Retirement
Role Discontinuities
(Aging Process)
Change of Life
Outcome
Fruitful Retirement
and Aging

14. CARMENCITA M. ABAQUIN, RN, MN, PhD
“ To Nursing ... May be able to provide the care that our clients
need in maintaining their quality of life and being instrumental in
“birthing” them to external life.”

15. CARMENCITA ABAQUIN
• Nurse
• Master’s and Doctoral Degrees in Nursing –
University of the Philippines College of Nursing
• Medical Surgical Nursing (Oncologic Nursing)
• University of the Philippines College of Nursing –
faculty and Secretary of the College of Nursing
• Chairman of the Board of Nursing

16. “PREPARE ME” INTERVENTIONS AND
THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF ADVANCE
PROGRESSIVE CANCER PATIENTS
Holistic Nursing Intervention
“PREPARE ME”
• Presence
• Prayer
• Reminisce therapy
• Relaxation Activities
• Meditation
• Value clarification
Terminally Ill Patients
(Cancer)
Physical
Psychological
Social
Religious
Level of independence
Environment
Spiritual
SYMPTOM RELIEF
QUALITY
OF
LIFE