ArticleRevista brasileira de enfermagem2026
Middle-range theory of the risk for ineffective glucose pattern self-management in hemodialysis.
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Abstract
objectivesto develop a middle-range theory for the "Risk for ineffective glucose pattern self-management" nursing diagnosis in patients undergoing hemodialysis.
methodsthis is a methodological study to validate the nursing diagnosis, based on a middle-range theory, conducted in six stages: defining the approach, theoretical-conceptual models, and concepts, developing the pictogram, propositions, and causal relationships. The construction was operationalized through a scoping review and supported by Roy's model.
resultstwo essential attributes were identified, as well as 18 clinical antecedents, subdivided into seven risk factors, seven associated conditions, and four at-risk populations. A pictogram, six theoretical propositions, and causal relationships were identified in linear, domino, and qualitative leap effects.
conclusionsthe middle-range theory of the "Risk for ineffective glucose pattern self-management" nursing diagnosis in hemodialysis patients was developed, helping to better understand this phenomenon.
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