An exploration of Roy's Adaptation Model and the process of adapting to life with HIV : a grounded theory study

作者: Stephanie Ellen Perrett

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关键词: Set (psychology)NegotiationPerspective (graphical)OptimismPsychotherapistAdaptation (computer science)Process (engineering)Grounded theoryHuman immunodeficiency virus (HIV)PsychologyEpistemology

摘要: The aim of this research was to uncover the whole process adapting life with HIV. set out consider physical, psychological and social HIV explore if stages adaptation could be identified, presenting an up date perspective experience in light new treatments virus resistance. Glaser’s grounded theory method chosen gain a on adaptation develop model reflecting this, useful nurses other professionals. guided by philosophical assumptions Roy’s Adaptation Model. A second component involved testing Model comparing it results. The resultant unveiled as uncertainty. ‘Negotiating uncertainty’ emerged core concept. This demonstrated seven subcategories representing movements between anticipating hopelessness regaining optimism. results affirm many propositions whilst bringing findings theoretical arena highlighting areas for further clarification. study concludes recommendations future conceptual development both emergent

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