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990331 Concept analysis

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Concept Analysis

Theoretical Basis for NursingTheoretical Basis for Nursing

Study Questions

yy Discuss the steps of concept analysisDiscuss the steps of concept analysis

y Wilson method yy Walker and Avant methodWalker and Avant method

y Application of concept analysis to a specific nursing

phenomenaphenomena

Concept analysis

y PurposePurpose

y To distinguish between the defining attributes of a concept and its irrelevant structure y T dTo determi i iine its internall structure b b ki i i by breaking it into si l impler elements

y UUses

y Clarify overused vague concept y Promote mutual understanding among colleagues y Provid de precise operational dfl definition th bhat by its very nature h has construct validity, accurately reflect its theoretical base y Helppp g in tool development and nursing diaggnosis

Walker and Avant vs. Wilson

Walker and Avant method y Select a concept y Dt i th i f

Wilson method y Isolating questions of concept y Determine the aims or purpose of analysis y Identify all uses of the concept y Determine the defining attributes

y Finding right answers y Model cases

y Determine the defining attributes y Contrary cases y Construct a model case y Construct borderline, related, contrary, invented, and illegitimate cases

y y Related cases y Borderline cases ,g y Invented cases y Identify antecedents and consequences y Define empirical referents

y Invented cases y Social context* y Underlying anxiety* y Practical results* y Results in language* y ((y * may be omitted))

Walker and Avant method of

concept analysis

3 Identify all uses of the concept 3 .Identify all uses of the concept

y Dictionary, thesauruses, colleagues, literature y Do not limit search to jjgust nursing or medical literature

4 the defining attributes

y On examininggp the different instances of a concept,, takingg notes on the characteristics that appear over and over again. These characteristics become the critical or defining attributes of the conceptconcept y the cluster of attributes are the most frequently associated with the conceppt y Allow the broadest insight into the concept

Walker and Avant method of

concept analysis

5C 5 .Construct d l model case

y A real life example of the use of the concept that include all the critical attributes of the conceppt y The model cases can come first, or be developed simultaneously with the attributes, or emerged after the attributes are tentatively determineddetermined.

6 additional cases

y Borderline case-- contain some of the critical attributes but not all of them y Related case--related to the concept bit do not contain the critical attributesattributes y Contrary cases-- not the concept, y Invented case– constructed, not existed in the real life y illllegitimate cases—improperlfly use of thhe concept

Wilson method of concept analysis

1 Isolating questions of concept 1 .Isolating questions of concept

y Question of fact ----answered with knowledge y QQuestion of values–answered with moral ppprinciples y Questions of concepts– answered with meanings y mixed

2 right answers

y Questions of concept may not have a single right answer y Only determine elements which are essential or not essential to the core of a concept

Wilson method of concept analysis

3 cases

y An instance that is absolutely sure an example y Wilson suggested using more than one model cases and compare ththem

4 cases

y An instance that is absolutely sure not an exampleAn instance that is absolutely sure not an example

5 cases

y Similar, close

6 cases

y Whether a case fits as an example or not is not sure

7 cases

y When concepts are rare or are very familiar yy Using imagination to invent caseUsing imagination to invent case

Roger and Knafl method

yy Id tifIdentify and d name th the concept f i tt of interestt

y identify surrogate terms and relevant use of the concept

y Identify and select an appropriate realm (sample) for data

collection

y Iddentif h fy the attribbute of h f the concept

y Identify the reference, antecedents, and consequences of the

concept

y Identify related concepts

y Identify a model case of the concept

Norris’s Method

A tA systematitic empi i l irical process

y Observing and describing phenomena

yy Systematizing the observationSystematizing the observation

y Establishing categories, continua, hierarchies, and the like y Observing, discovering, common sense thinking, engaging logical deduction, and induction, searching for meaning, developing insight, testing out ways to organize, and speculating about ways of relationships

y Developpging and opperational definition

y Constructing model case

y Formulate hypypotheses

y A concept clarification without experimental research was ineffective because the method by itself could not fulfill the requirement of knowing.

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