NURSING PROCESS BASED ON ROY'S THEORY FOCUSING ON WOMEN'S HEALTH PROMOTION: CASE STUDY

• DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.159322221125

• Palavras-chave: Nursing care. Nursing theory. Case study

• Keywords: Nursing care. Nursing theory. Case study

• Abstract:

  The objective was to carry out a case study aimed at women's health, based on the implementation of the nursing process based on Callista Roy's theory of adaptation. For data collection, a specific instrument was used and a physical examination of the participant was performed. In addition, questions were asked about her current health needs. With the data obtained, diagnoses, results and nursing interventions were established to compose the care plan. The results were based on the adaptive modes and the EP proposed by the study's framework. Where the following diagnoses were performed: Impaired sleep pattern; Sedentary lifestyle; Low situational self-esteem; Anxiety, Stress overload; Disturbance in body image; Impaired social interaction; Improved readiness for motherhood; sexual dysfunction; and Interrupted family processes. From the elaboration of the study, the importance of the use of nursing theories was evidenced, linking knowledge to the clinical practice of the nurse.