NURSING AS AN ART Flashcards
a diverse range of human activity, and resulting product, that involves creative or imaginative talent expressive of technical proficiency, beauty, emotional power, or conceptual ideas. (Wikipedia)
Art
composed of the creative use of knowledge and skills that focuses on critical element of patient care.
- Communication
- Compassion
- Empathy
- Dedication
Nursing as an Art
TRUE OR FALSE: caring is the art of nursing
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE: Mastery of skills, procedures, and techniques can become artistic in nature when performed with carelessness, confidence and concentration by the nurse.
Mastery of skills, procedures, and techniques can become artistic in nature when performed with precision, confidence and concentration by the nurse.
science of nursing (facts, theories, based on evidences)
empirical knowing
therapeutic use of self (incise perception of judgement)
personal knowing
the moral component (what is right and legal)
Ethical Knowing
the art of nursing
Aesthetic Nursing
expressed by the individual nurse through his/her creativity and style in meeting the needs of clients; the nurse uses _________ ________ to provide care that is both effective and satisfying.
Aesthetic Knowing
awareness; ability to take on, understand, and feel another person’s perspective
Empathy
sympathetic feeling and concern for a person who is suffering; desire to relieve the pain of others
compassion
ability to see a person as a whole and more than the sum of its parts
Holism
capability of a person to understand what a person needs
sensitivity
a process - a way of relating to someone that involves development, mutual trust, and deepening, and qualitative transformation of relationship; a universal phenomenon that influences the way which people think, feel, and behave in relation to one another.
caring
Being true to self, being real, and being who they truly are.
Caring the human mode of being
Who made “Caring the human mode of being”?
Sister Simone Roach
What are the 6 C’s of Nursing?
- Compassion
- Commitment
- Competence
- Confidence
- Conscience
- Comportment
Who wrote transpersonal caring?
Jean Watson
CARE before CURE, with caring becoming the ethical standard by which nursing care is measured.
Transpersonal Caring
loving kindness within the context of caring consciousness; treat your patient as if he or she is a member of your own family.
Humanistic-Altruistic System of Value
authentically present and enabling the beliefs of the one being cared for and the one giving care.
Faith-Hope
cultivation of one’s own spiritual practices, going beyond self, opening to others with compassion and sensitivity
Sensitivity to self and Others
developing & maintaining a trusting, authentic, caring relationship.
Helping-Trusting, human care relationship
Being present & supporting the positive and negative feelings with a connection of a deeper spirit. (it’s not about you)
Expressing Positive and Negative Feelings
creative use of self.
Creative Problem Solving Caring Process
engaging in genuine teaching learning experience
Transpersonal teaching-learning
Creating healing environment at all levels.
Supportive, Protective, and/or Corrective Mental, Physical, Societal, and Spiritual Environment
Assisting with basic needs with a caring consciousness to align mind/body/spirit
Human-needs assistance
soul care for self and the one being cared for.
Existential-phenomenological-spiritual forces
means by which a person gains knowledge and understanding of all aspects of self-concept; occurs through INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION.
Self awareness
Known to self and known to others
e.g. attributes chosen by you and others
open
Known to self and unknown to other
e.g. attributes given to you by others that you choose from that fit your
self-perspective
Blind
Unknown to self and known to others
e.g. attributes that you choose yourself
personally
Hidden
Unknown to self, unknown to others
e.g. attributes that nobody chose but
might develop as your self-awareness increases
UKNOWN
