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Schematic Model For the Nursing Meta-paradigm Alzheimer’s as a

Human: Patient The human is the focus of interest for the discipline of nursing. Humans are considered as individuals and as aggregates or groups within a holistic framework. (Connelly, 2008)

Health: Alzheimer’s Disease Health is a dynamic pan- dimensional state of being uniquely defined within a cultural context by individuals, aggregates, or society. Health is a focus of nursing attention, not as an end in itself, but as a means to life that is meaningful and manageable. (Connelly, 2008)

Environment: Brain Environment is a dynamic interplay among political, economical, technological, societal, and other influences in which a human, aggregates and/or groups interact concerning health care, health care delivery and/or systems. (Connelly, 2008)

Nursing: Caring Intervention Nursing is a unique body of science influencing the health of humans. The implementation of nursing science and the art of nursing is nursing practice. Therefore, nursing is a blend of both science and art. (Connelly, 2008)

Reference Connelly, L. (2008). Undergraduate nursing student handbook. In UNDERGRADUATE (11th ed.). Hays, Ks.: FORT HAYS STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND LIFE SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF NURSING. doi: