Virginia Henderson's principles and practice of nursing applied to organ donation after brain death.

Registered nurse is the first non-physician organ transplant and donor expert in this field both in procurement and clinical field. Nursing theory is rich in literature and nursing courses, but none of them are used in the donation process. Virginia Henderson (1897-1996), a well-known nursing theorist who is often referred to as "first care care", has developed a life-based care model. Henderson 's revolutionary view is that care is separate from medicine, and care is not merely to follow the instructions of a doctor. The principle and practice of Henderson's care is a magnificent theory that can be applied to many kinds of care. In this article, Henderson's theory applies to the concentration and specialization of transplant organ donation. The organ donation coordinator may have a medical doctor assistant, nursing staff, or other full-time medical professional career, but most are registered nurses. Due to the essential need for the participation of potential donor families and friends, the Henderson concept applies to organ donors, donor families and friends, and in some cases caregivers themselves care and management.

The definition of care of Virginia Henderson Virginia Henderson was considered classical and first appeared in 1955. The unique function of a nurse is to help individuals, patients, or good people perform activities that promote health or recovery (if he has the necessary strength, will or knowledge, he is independent I will complete my work). (Henderson, 1966, p.15) Henderson and Bertha Harmer are essential for maintaining physiological balance, adapting to the environment, communicating, including the necessity to participate in social exchanges, basic We tried to identify human needs. Her basic needs of 14 are published in principle of nursing and practice textbook which is one of the earliest nursing textbooks.

Registered nurse is the first non-physician organ transplant and donor expert in this field both in procurement and clinical field. Nursing theory is rich in literature and nursing courses, but none of them are used in the donation process. Virginia Henderson (1897-1996), a well-known nursing theorist who is often referred to as "first care care", has developed a life-based care model. Henderson 's revolutionary view is that care is separate from medicine, and care is not merely to follow the instructions of a doctor. The principle and practice of Henderson's care is a magnificent theory that can be applied to many kinds of care. In this article, Henderson's theory applies to the concentration and specialization of transplant organ donation. The organ donation coordinator may have a background of a doctor's assistant, nursing staff, or other dedicated medical experts, but most are registered nurses.