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214    UNIT III  Nursing Conceptual Models

            POINTS FOR FURTHER STUDY
           n	 Cardinal Stitch University Library; Nursing   n	 Mayo Clinic—Nursing Theorist—Myra Levine at:
             Theorist: Myra Levine at: http://library.stitch.edu/  http://www.mayo.edu/education/nursing-research/
             research/subjects/nursingtheorists/levine.htm  levine.html
           n	 Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science,   n	 Nursing for Nurses—Levine Conservation Model
             University of San Diego at: http://www.sandiego.  (Blog) at: http://allnurses.com/forums/f76/levine-
             edu/nursing/theory/                           conservation-model-48040-print.html
           n	 Karen Schaefer’s chapter, “Levine’s Conservation   n	 Nursing Theories Group E-Levine’s Conservation
             Nursing Model in Nursing Practice” (Chapter   Model Concept at: http://nursingtheories.
             10) in a companion Elsevier text, Alligood    blogspot.com2011/07/group-e-levines-
             (2010). Nursing theory: Utilization & application,   n	 The nursing theorist: Portraits of excellence. Myra
             4th edition.                                  Levine (video, CD, or electronically), by Oakland:
           n	 Leach, M. J. Using Levine’s conservation model   Studio III, Oakland, CA. Now available at Fitne,
             to guide practice (white paper) at: http://www.  Inc., 5 Depot Street, Athens, Ohio 45701
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