You are working with a young woman who just received word that her military husband has been killed in combat. How could you use a nursing theory such as Roy’s adaptation model to develop a plan of care for this woman? What would you include? Pick an additional theory and explain how you could also apply it to this case.

You are working with a young woman who just received word that her military husband has been killed in combat. How could you use a nursing theory such as Roy’s adaptation model to develop a plan of care for this woman? What would you include? Pick an additional theory and explain how you could also apply it to this case.

Essentials Of Human Development

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Chapter16: The Final Passage: Dying And Bereavement

Section16.2: Thinking About Death

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