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interaction model of client health behavior: a standalone construct

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Nursing theory

a nursing model explaining client health behavior through client singularity and the client-professional interaction of affective support, information, decisional control and competence.

In nursing theory, interaction model of client health behavior refers to a nursing model explaining client health behavior through client singularity and the client-professional interaction of affective support, information, decisional control and competence. This meaning comes from Cox (1982) in Advances in Nursing Science.[1]

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References

Cox, C. L. (1982). An interaction model of client health behavior: theoretical prescription for nursing. Advances in Nursing Science, 5(1), 41-56. https://doi.org/10.1097/00012272-198210000-00007

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