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Designing and Development of a Nursing Care Plan Based on Johnson’s Behavioural Model in Patient with Carcinoma of Larynx: A Case study

Neethu Jose, Ramya Kundayi Ravi, Sheeja Sebastian

Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 8–13 · Published 16 Feb 2022

10.9734/jpri/2022/v34i11B35540

Abstract

Background: Behavioural model can be very easily applied in the clinical settings and nurses will be able to design and implement an appropriate nursing care planning using Johnson’s behaviour model in patients with carcinoma of larynx. Aim: The aim of this paper was to investigate the application clinical function of Johnson’s Behavioural model in a patient with carcinoma of Larynx in a clinical setting. Methodology: This is a case study, in which nursing process has been used in accordance with the Johnson’s Behavioural model applied in Mr.X who is affected with cancer of Larynx. Result: After implementing Johnson’s Behaviour model in nursing process, the researcher achieved the goal easily. This case study was a very successful on application of Johnson’s Behaviour model. Conclusion: Johnson’s behaviour model is related to a person’s environment and can be used in a clinical setting as a frame work for identifying the problems of a patient and helps in evaluating the quality of nursing care. The patient who has been studied in this paper reveals the application of Johnson’s Behaviour model in a clinical setting.

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  1. 1 Nursing Theories and Nursing Practice
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