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McGill
Model of Nursing
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McGill
University Dr. Moyra
Allen
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The School of Nursing at
McGill University, under the leadership of Dr. Moyra
Allen, developed and established the complementary
role of the nurse in the 1970's. This innovative role
recognized the unique contribution nurses bring to the
person and its family. Through a series of field
experiments entitled The Workshop - A Health Resource
-- L'atelier à votre santé, the model was developed.
The McGill Model of Nursing, previously known as the
Allen Model, the Developmental Health Model and the
Strength Model, is a dynamic model that evolves today
with the continued efforts of faculty members and
students at McGill University.
(Extract
from:
McGill Model McGill University School of Nursing)
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Website:
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The McGill Model
- McGill Model of Nursing.
Demonstrating theory in practice: examples of the
McGill Model of Nursing. Journal of Continuing
Education in Nursing.
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McGill Model: Abstracts - Demonstrating theory
in practice: examples of the McGill Model of
Nursing.
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Selected Publications:
- Demonstrating theory in practice:
examples of the McGill Model of Nursing. Journal of
Continuing Education in Nursing 2(2):77 - 85, 2001
Mar-Apr. Gaudine AP. School of Nursing, Memorial
University of Newfoundland, St John's Newfoundland.
- Modèle de McGill et clsc: une
combinaison gagnante / The McGill model and local
community service centers. A fetching
combination.[Article in French] L'Infirmière du
Québec, vol. 6 no 2, novembre/décembre 1998, 28 -
35. Malo D, Cote S, Giguere V, O'Reilly L. Service
de santé au CLSC Saint-Louis-du-Parc.
- Nursing approaches for working
with family strengths and resources. Journal of
Family Nursing, 2000, 6(1), 9 - 24. Feeley, N. &
Gottlieb, L. McGill School of Nursing.
- Modèle de McGill et clsc: une
combinaison gagnante / The McGill model and local
community service centers. A fetching
combination.[Article in French] L'Infirmière du
Québec, vol. 6 no 2, novembre/décembre 1998, 28 -
35. Malo D, Cote S, Giguere V, O'Reilly L.
- Classification systems for health
concerns, nursing strategies, and client outcomes:
Nursing practice with families who have a child with
a chronic illness. Canadian Journal of Nursing
Research 1998 Spring,30(1):45 - 59 Feeley N,
Gottlieb LN. Department of Nursing, Montreal
Children's Hospital, Quebec.
- The McGill model of nursing and
children with a chronic condition: Who benefits, and
why? Canadian Journal of Nursing Research 1996
Fall;28(3):29 - 48. Gottlieb LN, & Feeley N. McGill
University School of Nursing.
- Nursing intervention studies:
issues related to change and timing. Canadian
Journal of Nursing Research 1995 Spring;27(1):13 -
29. Gottlieb LN, Feeley N. McGill University School
of Nursing.
- Integration of a nursing model
into a local community service center. [Article in
French] Canadian Nurse/L'Infirmière canadienne, vol.
89, no 3, mars 1993, pp. 37 à 40. Dalton C, Ranger
C. McGill School of Nursing.
- Development of professional
practice based on the McGill model of nursing in an
ambulatory care setting. Journal of Advanced Nursing
1992 Jul;17(7):801 - 8. Feeley N, Gerez-Lirette T.
McGill University, School of Nursing, Montreal,
Quebec, Canada.
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