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    Joyce Travelbee developed the Interpersonal Aspects of Nursing Model in 1966-1971. The model postulates that nursing aims to help individuals and families prevent or cope with illness, regain health, find meaning in illness, or maintain health. Travelbee viewed the nurse-patient relationship as a therapeutic human-to-human relationship formed during illness and suffering. She believed people are unique and constantly evolving. Nurses and patients progress through phases to establish an emotional connection, with each phase involving tasks to develop the relationship. These phases include the original encounter, emerging identities, empathy, and sympathy, culminating in rapport.

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    Joyce Travelbee developed the Interpersonal Aspects of Nursing Model in 1966-1971. The model postulates that nursing aims to help individuals and families prevent or cope with illness, regain health, find meaning in illness, or maintain health. Travelbee viewed the nurse-patient relationship as a therapeutic human-to-human relationship formed during illness and suffering. She believed people are unique and constantly evolving. Nurses and patients progress through phases to establish an emotional connection, with each phase involving tasks to develop the relationship. These phases include the original encounter, emerging identities, empathy, and sympathy, culminating in rapport.

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    Joyce Travelbee developed the Interpersonal Aspects of Nursing Model in 1966-1971. The model postulates that nursing aims to help individuals and families prevent or cope with illness, regain health, find meaning in illness, or maintain health. Travelbee viewed the nurse-patient relationship as a therapeutic human-to-human relationship formed during illness and suffering. She believed people are unique and constantly evolving. Nurses and patients progress through phases to establish an emotional connection, with each phase involving tasks to develop the relationship. These phases include the original encounter, emerging identities, empathy, and sympathy, culminating in rapport.

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    JOYCE TRAVELBEE

    1966 -1971
    Human to Human Relation/ interpersonal Aspects of Nursing
    Model
    She postulated the “Interpersonal Aspects of Nursing
    Model”.
    = she advocated that the goal of nursing is to assist individual
    or family in preventing or coping with illness, regaining health,
    finding meaning to illness or maintaining maximal degree of
    health.
    = she further viewed that interpersonal process is a
    therapeutic human – to – human relationship formed during
    illness and experience of suffering. she believed that a person
    is a unique irreplaceable individual who is in continuous process
    of becoming , evolving and changing.
    = Nurses and patients go through several stages to achieve the
    emotional knowledge goal of established nurse-patient
    relationship.
    = each stage has certain tasks and healthy development of the
    relationship is accomplished by mastering this task;
    1. Phase of the original encounter ----- emotional knowledge
    colors impressions and perceptions of both nurse and patient
    during initial encounter. the task is “to break the bond of
    categorization in order to perceive the human being in the
    patient”.
    = when nurses provide care to clients from a background other
    than their own, they must be aware of and sensitive to the
    other sociocultural background, assess and listen carefully
    to health and illness beliefs and practices, and respect
    and not challenge cultural, ethnic, or religious values and
    health care beliefs. The nursing process enables to
    provide individualized care.
    2. Phase of emerging identities ----- Both nurse and patient
    begin to transcend their respective roles and perceive
    uniqueness in each other. Tasks include separating
    oneself and one’s experiences from others and avoiding
    “using oneself as yardstick “by which to evaluate others.
    = Barriers to such tasks may be due to role envy, lack of interest
    in others, inability to transcend the self, or refusal to
    initiate emotional investment.
    3. Phase of empathy --- this phase involves sharing another’s
    psychological state but standing apart and not sharing
    feelings.
    = it is characterized by the ability to predict the behavior of
    another.
    4. Phase of sympathy ------ sharing, feeling and experiencing
    what others are feeling and experiencing is accomplished.
    this phase demonstrate emotional involvement and discredits
    objectivity as dehumanizing.
    = the task of the nurse is to translate sympathy into helpful
    nursing actions.
    5. Phase of rapport ----- all previous phases culminate into
    rapport, , defined as all experiences , thought and feelings
    and attitudes that both nurse and patient undergo and are
    able to perceive, share and communicate.

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