class 8- Caring Flashcards
define caring
caring is not unique in nursing- it is a primary characteristic of being human, caring is considered to be unique IN nursing, not TO nursing
Dr. Jean Watson
an American Nurse , who provides theory about caring in nursing
Dr. Jean nursing theory name
“human caring and the art and science of caring in nursing “
10 Caritas - describe them
1)Sustaining humanistic-altruistic values
the practice of loving-kindness, compassion and equanimity with self/others.
2)Being authentically present
3)Being sensitive to self and others
cultivating own spiritual practices; beyond ego-self to transpersonal presence.
4)Developing and sustaining loving, trusting-caring relationships.
5)Allowing for the expression of positive and negative feelings
6)Creatively problem-solving-‘solution-seeking’ through caring process
full use of self and artistry of caring-healing practices via use of all ways of knowing/being/doing/becoming.
7)Engaging in transpersonal teaching and learning within the context of caring relationship
8)Creating a healing environment at all levels
9)Reverentially assisting with basic needs as sacred acts, touching the mindbodyspirit of spirit of other; sustaining human dignity.
10)Opening to spiritual, mystery, unknowns-allowing for miracles.
Sister Simone Roach
credited for establishing the first code of ethics in nursing in Canada
7 C’s
compassion-
Be in the situation of another person
Be supportive
Purposeful
Genuine
Competence -
To gain and understand knowledge
Confidence-
Builds a trusting relationship
Conscience -
Moral awareness
Commitment
Following through with something
Comportment-
An attitude
How you compose yourself as a nurse ( how you dress and act )
Communion -
A shared journey of honouring each other being in and with the world
why is comportment important in nursing care
Comportment care is important in nursing because its how you present yourself and profession to your clients, you want to show them you care. By socializing/acting a certain way it comes off in a caring manner, and being less intimidating towards your patient, it helps you maintain and grow your social abilities in different situations.
