Bonds That Transform, Care That Transcends: Development of a Nursing Professional Practice Model.

Abstract

PurposeTo develop a professional nursing professional practice model (PPM) to guide performance at a university hospital.DesignSequential multimethod design for theory development.MethodThe study was executed in four sequential phases: (1) identification of the need for a PPM; (2) preliminary model design; (3) internal and peer validation; and (4) evaluation against international standards.FindingsThis PPM prioritizes holistic care for patients and their families to ensure clinical excellence and safety in nursing services. It integrates synergistic management, organizational structures, and continuous quality improvement to address contemporary healthcare challenges within a holistic care philosophy.ConclusionsThe "Bonds that Transform, Care that transcends" model provides a new framework for holistic hospital nursing practice. Grounded in humanistic perspectives, the model posits that therapeutic relationships transcend clinical procedures through high-quality interactions among staff, patients, and families. By fostering mutual growth, this care extends beyond the hospital to transform individuals, strengthen autonomy, and dignify the human condition. Broadly, this framework bridges theoretical holism with clinical pragmatism, promoting nursing leadership, facilitating education, advancing research, and offering a scalable roadmap for humanizing high-complexity healthcare institutions.