nursing as a caring profession Flashcards
caring
begins with knowing self as caring and cared for, worthy of care, and knowing that nursing is about caring
human caring and unitary caring science
how we can tell a nurse is truly caring ; original and evolving ten carative factors into ten caritas process
caring model
Philosophical and moral ethical foundation for professional nursing and part of central focus for nursing at disciplinary level
assumptions
identifies basic assumptions of caring science, which is the essence of nursing and foundational disciplinary core of the profession
caring science
art and science of nursing that focuses on client and patient that are in a caring relationship
carative processes
healing and wholeness
curing
action taken to prolong life of patient or improves physical conditions
caring
holistic process where patient feels comforted by the treatment (focuses on quality)
premises
unassumed and consist of ongoing development of knowledge of caring
clinician
Registered nurses are clinicians who provide safe,
competent, ethical, compassionate, and evidence informed care across the lifespan in response to
client needs. Registered nurses integrate knowledge,
skills, judgment and professional values from
nursing and other diverse sources into their practice.
professional
committed to the health and well-being of clients.
Registered nurses uphold the profession’s practice
standards and ethics and are accountable to the
public and the profession
what does it mean to change the paradigm
nurses, as caretakers is to put the focus on people as whole and they should be the starting point of any decision
Watson’s vision
- Letting go of the control in helping the human being in need of help and making decisions to best heal themselves
- Focus on needs of the patient and who the patient is as a whole and consciously see what they want or need
- Know who you are as a person
eupraxis
- good praxis
- morally informed, committed, authentic acts of caring literacy
- means to act rightly
- compassion
dyspraxis
bad praxis
-devoid of caring and does not put patient in best conditions for healing
nursing praxis
who we are as a nurse, what knowledge we have and the action we take in a caring and scientific manner
praxis iterative cycle
being/becoming (ontology) to knowing (epistemology) to doing (actions and consequences)
caritas process 1
sustaining human altruistic values by practice of loving kindness, compassion and equanimity with self/other
caritas process 2
being authentically present- enabling faith/hope belief system, honoring subjective inner, life world of self/other
caritas process 3
being sensitive to others by cultivating own spiritual practices; beyond ego to transpersonal presence
caritas-process 4
developing and sustaining loving, trusting-caring relationships
caritas process 5
allowing expression of positive and negative feelings- authentically listening to another persons story
caritas process 6
Creatively problem solving -“solution seeking” through caring processes; full use of self and artistry of caring-healing practices via use if all ways of knowing/being/doing/becoming
caritas-veritas and caritas process simplified (1-6)
- embrace (loving-kindness)
- inspire (faith-hope)
- trust (transparent self)
- nurture (relationship)
- forgive (all)
- deepen (creative self)