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Question: Based on Meleis’ Transition Theory, discuss transition triggers, properties of transitions, conditions of change and transitions and patterns of responses. Develop one practice exemplar of a transition experienced by a patient and identify the triggers, properties, conditions, and patterns of the transition. With this knowledge, what nursing interventions would offer to facilitate a healthy transition process and healthy outcome behaviors?
Meleis’ Transition Theory: Understanding Transitions in Nursing Meleis’ Transition Theory is a framework used to understand and guide patients through significant life changes, known as transitions. These transitions can be developmental, situational, health-illness-related, or organizational. The theory emphasizes the importance of understanding transition triggers, properties of transitions, conditions of change and transitions, and patterns of responses to help guide nursing interventions that support a healthy adjustment and outcome. 1. Transition Triggers Transition triggers are events or circumstances that initiate the need for change or adaptation in a person’s life. These triggers can be voluntary, such as deciding to undergo surgery,