Primary nursing: A mode of care or a philosophy of nursing?

Journal of Advanced Nursing

Volumn 29, Issue 3, 1999, Pages 584-591

  Pontin, David ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

Human centred nursing; Mode of care; Philosophy of nursing; Primary nursing

Indexed keywords

HEALTH CARE DELIVERY; HUMAN; NURSING PROCESS; ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT; PHILOSOPHY; REVIEW; UNITED KINGDOM; UNITED STATES;

DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE; GREAT BRITAIN; HUMANS; NURSING PROCESS; PHILOSOPHY, NURSING; UNITED STATES;

EID: 0033089086     PISSN: 03092402     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2648.1999.00926.x     Document Type: Article

References (94)

1. Almeder R. (1980) The Philosophy of Charles S. Peirce: A Critical Introduction. Blackwell, Oxford.
2. Anderson M. (1976) Primary nursing in day-by-day practice. American Journal of Nursing 76(5), 802-805.
3. Athlin E., Furaker C., Janson L. & Norberg A. (1993) Application of primary nursing within a team setting in the hospice care of cancer patients. Cancer Nursing 16(5), 388-397.
4. Avis M., Bond M. & Arthur A. (1995) Satisfying solutions? A review of some unresolved issues in the measurement of patient satisfaction. Journal of Advanced Nursing 22, 316-322.
5. Berry A. & Metcalf C. (1986) Paradigms and practices: the organisation of the delivery of nursing care. Journal of Advanced Nursing 11, 589-597.
6. Betz M., Dickerson T. & Wyatt D. (1980) Cost and quality -primary and term nursing compared. Nursing & Health 1(3), 150-157.
7. Black F. (1992) Primary Nursing: An Introductory Guide. King's Fund Centre, London.
8. Boekholdt M. & Kanters H. (1978) Team nursing in a general hospital: theory, results and limitations. Journal of Occupational Psychology 51, 315-325.
9. Bolder J., Ciciatello J., Christman L. & Werner J. (1977) NAQ Forum: primary nursing: why not? Nursing Administration Quarterly 1(2), 78-87.
10. Booth J. (1995) Advantages of primary nursing in geriatric day hospitals. British Journal of Nursing 4(8), 467-468.
11. Braverman H. (1974) Labour and Monopoly Capital. Monthly Review Books, New York.
12. Brooker R., Duffield J. & Rooke H. (1979) There's a better way. The Australian Nursing Journal 9(3), 54-56.
13. Brown B. (1977) Editorial. Nursing Administration Quarterly 1(2), v-viii.
14. Castledine G. (1994) 25 years of primary nursing. British Journal of Nursing 3(20), 1073-1074.
15. Chavasse J. (1981) From task assignment to patient allocation: a change evaluation. Journal of Advanced Nursing 6, 137-145.
16. Christman L. (1976) The autonomous nursing staff in the hospital. Nursing Administration Quarterly 1(1), 37-44.
17. Ciske K. (1974) Primary nursing: an organisation that promotes professional practice. Journal of Nursing Administration 4(1), 28-31.
18. Cooke H. (1994) The role of the patient in standard setting and audit. British Journal of Nursing 3(22), 1182-1188.
19. David N. (1995) Language of primary nursing. Elderly Care 7(2), 15-17.
20. Davies C. (1996) The sociology of professions and the profession of gender. Sociology 30(4), 661-678.
21. Department of Health (1989) A Strategy for Nursing - A Report of the Steering Committee. Nursing Division, Department of Health, London.
22. Department of Health (1991) The Patient's Charter. HMSO, London.
23. Donovan H. (1971) Is the delivery system of health care the crucial problem in nursing service? Journal of Nursing Administration 1, 2, 4-5.
24. Durbin E. (1981) Comparison of three methods of delivering nursing care. In The Management of Patient Care: Putting Leadership Skills to Work 5th edn (Kron T. ed.), W.B. Saunders, Philadelphia.
25. Ersser S. & Tutton E. (1991) Primary Nursing in Perspective. Scutari, London.
26. Evans A. (1993) Accountability: a core concept for primary nursing. Journal of Clinical Nursing 2, 231-234.
27. Eyres J. (1992) Keeping it going. Nursing Times 88(28), 52-53.
28. Fitzpatrick B. & Taylor R. (1994a) A comparative study of quality criteria. Nursing Standard 8(37), 25-29.
29. Fitzpatrick B. & Taylor R. (1994b) Patients' criteria in assessing quality. Nursing Standard 8(38), 34-39.
30. Fleck L. (1979) Genesis and Development of a Scientific Fact. University of Chicago Press, Chicago.
31. Furlong S. (1996) Practitioners' perceptions of primary nursing. Professional Nurse 11(5), 309-311.
32. Giovanetti P. (1981) A comparative study of team and primary nursing care. Unpublished PhD thesis, John Hopkins University, Baltimore.
33. Graham H. (1986) Humanistic Psychology in its Historical, Social and Culture Context. Open University Press, Milton Keynes.
34. Graham I. (1993) Primary nursing in contemporary practice. Nursing Standard 7, 26-29.
35. Hall L. (1969) The Loeb Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center, Bronx, New York. International Journal of Nursing Studies 6, 81-97.
36. Hegyvary S. (1977) Foundations of primary nursing. Nursing Clinics of North America 12(2), 185-196.
37. Hegyvary S. (1982) The Change to Primary Nursing: A Cross Cultural View of Professional Nursing Practice. Mosby, pp. 38-48 St. Louis.
38. Hoggett P. (1994) The politics of the modernisation of the welfare state. In Towards a Post-Modernist Welfare State? (Burrows R. & Loader B. eds), Routledge, London, pp. 38-48.
39. Inglesby E. (1992) Values and philosophy in nursing: the dynamic of change. In Nursing Care: The Challenge to Change (Jolley M. & Brykczynska G. eds), Edward Arnold, London, pp. 46-70.
40. Jarvis P. (1983) Professional Education. Croom Helm, Worcester.
41. Jewell S. (1994) Patients participation: what does it mean to nurses? Journal of Advanced Nursing 19, 433-438.
42. Johns C. (1990) Autonomy of primary nurses: the need to both facilitate and limit autonomy in practice. Journal of Advanced Nursing 15, 886-894.
43. Joseph D. (1985) Humanism as a philosophy for nursing. Nursing Forum 22(4), 135-138.
44. Kron T. (1981) The Management of Patient Care: Putting Leadership Skills to Work 5th edn. W.B. Saunders, Philadelphia.
45. Leach M. (1993) Primary nursing: autonomy or autocracy? Journal of Advanced Nursing 18, 394-400.
46. Lewis E. (1975) Everybody's patient is nobody's patient. Nursing Outlook 23(9), 598.
47. Logsdon A. (1973) Why primary nursing? Nursing Clinics of North America 8(2), 283-291.
48. Maben J., Latter S., MacLeod-Clark J. & Wilson-Barnett J. (1993) The organisation of care: its influence on health education practice on acute wards. Journal of Clinical Nursing 2, 355-362.
49. MacKay C & Ault L. (1977) Primary Nursing: A Systematic Approach to Individualising Nursing Care. Contemporary Publishing, Wakefield, Massachusets.
50. Manley K. (1989) Primary Nursing in Intensive Care. Scutari, London.
51. Manley K. (1977) Nursing staff perceptions and experiences of primary nursing practice in intensive care 4 years on. Journal of Clinical Nursing 6, 277-287.
52. Manthey M., Ciske K, Robertson P. & Harris I. (1970) Primary nursing. Nursing Forum 9(1), 65-83.
53. Manthey M. (1980) A theoretical framework for primary nursing. Journal of Nursing Administration 10(6), 11-15.
54. Manthey M. (1992) The Practice of Primary Nursing. King's Fund Centre, London.
55. Marram G., Schlegel M. & Bevis E. (1974) Primary Nursing: A Model for Individualised Care. Mosby, London.
56. Marram van Servellen G. (1983) The evolution of nursing care modalities: primary nursing. International Nursing Review 30(2), 50-52.
57. Matthews A. (1975) Patient allocation: a review. Nursing Times Occasional Paper 71(28), 65-68.
58. McKee C. (1991) Breaking the mould, a humanistic approach to nursing practice. In Nursing as Therapy (McMahon R. & Pearson A. eds), Chapman Hall, London, pp. 170-191.
59. Melville E. (1995) The implementation of the named nurse concept. Professional Nurse 10(12), 800-801.
60. Mills C. (1995) Evaluation of primary nursing in a Nursing Development Unit. Nursing Times 91(39), 35-37.
61. Moos R. (1981) Work Environment Scale Manual. Consulting Psychologists Press, California.
62. Muxlow J. (1995) The relationship between nurse and patient. Professional Nurse 11(1), 63-65.
63. Neal K. (1995) Managing change: the named nurse. Nursing Standard 9(23), 29-30.
64. Olson A. (1997) Change takes time. Nursing Administration Quarterly 1(2), 51-58.
65. Orem D. (1985) Nursing: Concepts of Practice. McGraw-Hill, New York.
66. Outhwaite W. (1987) New Philosophies of Social Science: Realism, Hermeneutics and Critical Theory. Macmillan Education, London.
67. Pearson A. (1983a) The Clinical Nursing Unit. Heinneman Medical, London.
68. Pearson A. (1983b) Primary nursing. Nursing Times 79(40), 37-38.
69. Pearson A. (1988) Primary Nursing - Nursing in the Burford and Oxford Nursing Development Units. Croom Helm, London.
70. Pearson A. (1989) Therapeutic nursing - transforming models and theories in action. Recent Advances in Nursing 24, 123-151.
71. Pembrey S. (1975) From work routines to patient assignment: an experiment in ward organisation. Nursing Times 71(45), 1768-1772.
72. Redfern S. (1995) Return to the craftworker? Journal of Clinical Nursing 4, 1-2.
73. Reilly F. (1970) Charles Peirce's Theory of Scientific Method. Fordham University Press, New York.
74. Rescher N. (1978) Peirce's Philosopy of Science: Critical Studies in his Theory of Induction and Scientific Method. University of Notre Dame Press, South Bend, Indiana.
75. Salvage J. (1990) The theory and practice of the 'new nursing'. Nursing Times Occasional Paper 86(1), 42-45.
76. Savage J. (1992) Keeping in touch. Nursing Times 88(49), 30-32.
77. Schumacher E. (1979) Good Work. Jonathan Cape, London.
78. Smith C. (1977) Primary nursing care: a substantive nursing care delivery system. Nursing Administration Quarterly 1(2), 1-8.
79. Thomas L. (1992) Qualified nurse and nursing auxiliary perceptions of their work environment in primary, team and functional nursing wards. Journal of Advanced Nursing 17(3), 373-382.
80. Tingle J. (1992) Primary nursing and the law. British Journal of Nursing 1(5), 248-251.
81. Wade S. (1995) Partnership in care: a critical review. Nursing Standard 9(48), 29-32.
82. Wallum R. (1995) Using care plans to replace the handover. Nursing Standard 9(32), 24-26.
83. Waters K. (1985) Team nursing. Nursing Practice 1, 7-15.
84. Watkins S. (1993a) Team spirit. Nursing Times 89(1), 59-60.
85. Watkins S. (1993b) Bedside manners. Nursing Times 89(29), 42-43.
86. Watkins S. (1993c) Understanding change. Nursing Times 90(11), 42-43.
87. Watson J. (1985) The Philosophy and Science of Caring. Colorado Associated University Press, Colorado.
88. Watts T. (1993) Primary nursing - a way forward in caring for the patient with advanced cancer. Journal of Cancer Care 2(2), 60-67.
89. Watts V. & O'Leary J. (1980) Ten components of primary nursing. Nursing Dimensions 7(4), 90-95.
90. Wright S. (1990) My Patient, My Nurse. Scutari, London.
91. Wright S. (1992) A question of accountability. Nursing Times 88(11), 27-29.
92. Wright S. (1995) Setting a prime example. Elderly Care 7(1), 12.
93. Yura H. (1998) The Nursing Process: Assessment, Planning, Implementation & Evaluation. Appleton-Century Crofts, Norwalk, Connecticut.
94. Zander K. (1977) Primary nursing won't work. . . unless the head nurse lets it. Journal of Nurse Administration 7(8), 19-25.