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    Eight Subsystems:: No Framework Element Nursing Thought

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    Johnson's Model and the Nursing Process outlines a framework for nurses to assess, diagnose, and understand a patient's behavior and needs. The model evaluates 8 subsystems of a patient's behavior, their internal and external environment, and uses a diagnostic analysis to determine which subsystems and sustenal imperatives are influencing behaviors. Nurses can use this framework to systematically collect and analyze patient data to better understand the patient's perceptions, verify information, identify relationships between goals and behaviors, and determine appropriate plans of care.

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    Johnson's Model and the Nursing Process outlines a framework for nurses to assess, diagnose, and understand a patient's behavior and needs. The model evaluates 8 subsystems of a patient's behavior, their internal and external environment, and uses a diagnostic analysis to determine which subsystems and sustenal imperatives are influencing behaviors. Nurses can use this framework to systematically collect and analyze patient data to better understand the patient's perceptions, verify information, identify relationships between goals and behaviors, and determine appropriate plans of care.

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    Johnson's Model and the Nursing Process outlines a framework for nurses to assess, diagnose, and understand a patient's behavior and needs. The model evaluates 8 subsystems of a patient's behavior, their internal and external environment, and uses a diagnostic analysis to determine which subsystems and sustenal imperatives are influencing behaviors. Nurses can use this framework to systematically collect and analyze patient data to better understand the patient's perceptions, verify information, identify relationships between goals and behaviors, and determine appropriate plans of care.

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    Johnson's Model and the Nursing Process outlines a framework for nurses to assess, diagnose, and understand a patient's behavior and needs. The model evaluates 8 subsystems of a patient's behavior, their internal and external environment, and uses a diagnostic analysis to determine which subsystems and sustenal imperatives are influencing behaviors. Nurses can use this framework to systematically collect and analyze patient data to better understand the patient's perceptions, verify information, identify relationships between goals and behaviors, and determine appropriate plans of care.

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    Johnson’s Model and the Nursing Process

    No Framework Element Nursing Thought


    1 BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT
    Eight subsystems:
    1. Achievement 1. Do I understand the patient’s perceptions?
    2. Affiliative 2. How complete are my data collections?
    3. Aggressive/protective 3. Could I have missed something?
    4. Dependency 4. How do I know I have the facts right?
    5. Eliminative 5. What data might need to be verified?
    6. Ingestive 6. How do these data compare with previously
    7. Restorative collected data?
    8. Sexual 7. How do my client’s data compare with
    accepted standards/
    8. behaviors for someone of this age, culture,
    and disease process?

    ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
    Internal:
    Biological What general and specific factors supply the
    Pathological functional
    Psychological requirements for subsystems?
    Developmental
    Level of wellness
    External:
    Cultural
    Ecological
    Familial
    Sociological

    DIAGNOSTIC ANALYSIS
    Behavior subsystem(e.g., achievement) 1. What subsystem(s) is (are) involved?
    Structural unit: Goal, set, choice,action 2. What structural unit(s) is (are) involved?
    3. Is behavior succeeding or failing to achieve
    the goal?
    4. Is there a clear relationship between the
    stated goal of the person, set, and chosen
    behavior?
    5. Does the set of the person result in
    misperception of the information?
    6. Are the choices appropriate?
    7. Is the sequence of action orderly and
    purposeful?
    Sustenal imperatives: Variables from the 1. Which of the sustenal imperatives is causing
    environment (e.g., familial) or influencing the behavior(s)?
    2. What regulating and control mechanisms
    are present?
    3. What are the quality and quantity of
    sustenal imperatives?

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