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Ma. Gwynneth Rose A. Sanoy is a Level I student nurse at West Visayas State University. She was born on July 29, 2002, at Alimodian, Iloilo, the place where she currently lives. In senior high school, she took up Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS) at the University of the Philippines High School in Iloilo.

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Each concept is interrelated to each other to provide the best evidence-based practice to the field of nursing. Truly, nursing is a profession and discipline whose search for the best evidence-based practice is continuous for the better healthcare service.

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Do we need to bridge the gap between theory and practice? Of course! After all, a theory was postulated in order to be put to practice-- or it will all be for naught! Read this paper to know my reflections on the gap between theory and practice.

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Nursing, both a discipline and profession, is a highly-regarded field. As any other field, it also has its core values. These values emphasize the beauty and uniqueness of nursing and shows what it truly is about.

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How can you demonstrate the core values of nursing? Truly by brainstorming on how to develop these values, one would realize that nursing is both scientific and humanistic.

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This infographic shows how one can develop his or her caring qualities to become an efficient nurse. After all, it is not nursing if it is ain't caring.

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Developing and Enhancing the Caring Qualities of a Nurse

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This infographic shows what health is about, and what are its determinants. Truly, health is a simple term riddled and supported by much more complex concepts that affect it either positively or negatively.

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This is a figure that shows how each determinant of health affects each other. It is inspired by a Venn Diagram that shows what's common between concepts. As such, this helped me realize that each factor can lead to another.

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Theory of Cognitive Dissonance - Leon Festinger

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Theory of Cognitive Dissonance - Leon Festinger

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Cognitive dissonance can also have an impact on individual's self and ego, resulting in low self-esteem and self-worth. People's actions, thoughts, and decisions can all be influenced by conflict. We need to understand our sentiments and continue to review ourselves in order to avoid having an impact on those around us, and this theory can help us do so.

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Social Cognitive Theory - Albert Bandura

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Social Cognitive Theory - Albert Bandura

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Even as a non-nursing theory, Albert Bandura's theory, the Social Cognitive Theory, piqued my interest because it postulated the impact of individual life experience, others' behavior, and external conditions on health-related behaviors, and presented opportunities for social support by instilling preconceptions, consciousness, and using observational learning and other reinforcements to achieve lifestyle changes. As a student nurse, I am aware that societal variables can influence a client's wellness, and that conduct, in my opinion, can impact health. As a result, it can be utilized to help people change their habits.

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As a student nurse, the Intersystems Model, which was the first to be given by the group, gave me a lot of insight. The paradigm encourages the nurse and the patient/client to collaborate in addressing problems and making decisions together. As a result, the model focuses on the nurse-patient relationship in order to develop a mutually beneficial care plan. On the patient's worry, the nurse must assess the patient's knowledge, values, and behaviors. Following that, a conversation between the nurse and the patient/client is held to address the issue. This highlighted not only the relevance of nursing's problem-solving skills, but also the importance of nurse-client communication.

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Modeling and Role Modelling Theory - Helen C Erickson, Evelyn M. Tomlin, and Mary Ann P. Swain

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Modeling and Role Modelling Theory - Helen C Erickson, Evelyn M. Tomlin, and Mary Ann P. Swain

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Second, the Modeling and Role Modeling Theory, which was discussed, was one of the theories that every nurse should consider in the healthcare process because it allows nurses to care for and nourish each client in a way that respects and acknowledges their individuality. This form of caring displays clinical practice that is based on the requirements of the patients. To put it another way, it's beneficial to know the differences between various clients because each one's healing process might be influenced by a variety of things.

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Symphonological Bioethical Theory - Gladys L. Husted and James H. Husted

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Symphonological Bioethical Theory - Gladys L. Husted and James H. Husted

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Third, the Symphonological Bioethical Theory drew my interest since it focuses on the examination of patient-physician agreements in the field of health care. The nature of the relationship between the parties involved determines the terms of the agreement, which describes each party's commitments and obligations. As a result of the development of this theory, a practice-based decision-making model has been developed to aid health-care professionals and patients in identifying when and what interventions are appropriate. Since nursing is not a one-sided process, it's important to keep in mind that communication in the form of agreements is always a wise practice.

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Culture Care Theory - Madeleine Leininger

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Culture Care Theory - Madeleine Leininger

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Our group was given the duty of presenting this theory— the Culture Care Theory. In my situation, I did extensive research because it was the subject that piqued my curiosity the most. Nursing has always struck me as a discipline that emphasizes the scientific approach, but with this idea, I was able to see the larger perspective of nursing's humanistic aspect. Personally, I think this is a good approach because it considers that caring is the essence of nursing and that it is necessary for treating and recovering. Clients who receive nursing care that is consistent with their values and lifestyles are more likely to adhere to therapy and receive more effective care.