Grand Nursing Theories
These nursing theories have the broadest scope for addressing a variety of concepts and propositions that nurses may encounter in the practice of care. They tend to be oriented around models and conceptual frameworks for defining practice in a variety of situations and care environments and ways of examining phenomena based on these perspectives.
Pioneering Theories in Nursing by 
Self- Care Theory in Nursing: Selected Papers of Dorothea Orem by 
Caring Science, Mindful Practice by 
The Roy Adaptation Model by 
Interpersonal Relations in Nursing by 
Hope by 
The Dynamic Nurse-Patient Relationship by 
Margaret Newman by Levine's Conservation Model by Modeling and Role Modeling by 