Curricular design and the Betty Neuman Systems Model: a new approach to learning.

  • Ross M
  • Bourbonnais F
  • Carroll G
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This paper explores the selection and application of the Betty Neuman Systems Model for the fourth and final year of a generic baccalaureate programme of nursing. Its articulation with content and process, the teaching strategies and learning outcomes for both students and faculty are discussed.

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Ross, M. M., Bourbonnais, F. F., & Carroll, G. (1987). Curricular design and the Betty Neuman Systems Model: a new approach to learning. International Nursing Review, 34(3), 75–79.

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