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Core, Care and Cure Model
Nursing (RLE70)
Capitol University
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Core, Care and Cure Model
Lydia E. Hall
(September 21, 1906 – February 27, 1969)
Background
-Born on September 21, 1906 in New
York City as Lydia Eloise Williams
-In 1945, she married Reginald A. Hall
who was a native of England.
- A 1927 Graduate Of New York Hospital School Of Nursing In Pennsylvania
Earned The Bachelor
-Science Degree In Public Health Nursing At Teachers College, Columbia University
Finished Master Of Arts
Degree In The Teaching created Using Natural Life Sciences
WORK AND INTERESTS
-She worked as RN for the Life Extension Institute of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. in Pennsylvania and New York
-became a professor at Teacher's College at Columbia, where she taught nursing students to function as medical consultants.
-She was always interested in rehabilitative nursing and the role that the professional nurse played in the patient's recovery and welfare
-Hall's interest and research in the field of rehabilitation of chronically ill patients brought her to develop her now famous
Hall’s Framework for Nursing
CARE, CORE AND CURE THEORY
The three circles are independent yet interconnected.
Purpose is to achieve an interpersonal
relationship with the patient.
-The circles overlap and change in size as the patient progress through a medical crisis to the rehabilitative phase of illness
Nursing care can be delivered on three interlocking levels.
Cure = Disease.
Care = Body
- Core = Patient.
Core: involves the patient and application of therapy and use of self-reflection.
Cure: 1st aspect; shared with medicine (assisting the physicians), 2nd aspect; nurse assisting the patient through healing process.
Care: focused on maintaining optimal health and quality life from birth to end of life
Care is ongoing matrix of learning and teaching.
-THE CARE, CORE AND CURE MODEL the 3 overlapping circles describing aspects of the person as patient and nursing functions
Metaparadigm
- Person/client:
The individual human who is 16 year of age or older and pass the acute stage of a long term illness is the focus of the nursing care in the Hall’s work.
- Environment:
Hall is credited with developing the concept of lobe center because she assumed that the hospital environment during treatment of acute illness creates experience for the ill individual.
-Nursing:
Is identified as consisting of participation in the care, core, and cure aspects of the patients care.
-Health:
Can be inferred to be a state of self -awareness with conscious selection of behaviors that are optimal for that individual.
Core, Care and Cure Model
Course: Nursing (RLE70)
University: Capitol University
