SAS#4 Flashcards
(1992), States that caring is the human mode of being.
Discusses how people in healthcare professions care for others not because they are required to do so by their jobs but because they are human being and district of caring if intrinsic to all humans.
SISTER SIMONE ROACH
Reviews the various caring theories and presents her theory from both philosophical and theological points of view
CONSTRUCTS OF CARING
Is an inquiry into the being of something and into its range of possibilities
what is “being” of caring what is caring as such?
ONTOLOGICAL
Possesses the question, what does it mean to be a caring person?
ANTHROPOLOGICAL
Refers to the study of some entity and its actual relation with other entities.
What is a nurse doing when he or she is caring?
What obligations are entailed in caring?
ONTICAL - “ONTICOLOGY”
Concerned with ways of knowing
Can one no caring?
How is caring known?
EPISTEMOLOGICAL
Concerned with teaching and learning and strategies required to further specific learning needs and goals.
How is caring learned and taught?
PEDAGOGICAL
Means to be with another in their suffering.it is empathy and sensitivity to human pain and joy that allows one to enter into the experience of another.
It is the understanding of whom the person truly is for whom one is caring.
COMPASSION
Acquiring and using evidence-based scientific and humanistic knowledge and skill in the application of therapeutic interventions in the current practice of nursing.
COMPETENCE
Directs moral, ethical and legal decision making.it motivates us to increase the knowledge and skills needed to respond appropriately to moral ethical and legal issues faced by one and others.
CONSCIENCE
Is trust in one’s ability to care for others. It is the belief that our skilled professional presents can make a difference.
CONFIDENCE
maintaining and elevating the standards and obligations of the nursing profession and assuring the delivery of excellence in nursing care.
COMMITMENT
is the professional presentation of us as nurses to others in behavior attitude appearance dress language that communicate a caring presence.
COMPORTMENT
Patience value that affect dimension of nursing caring.
PATIENT’S PERSPECTIVE OF CARING
Concerned with relationships between people and with a nurse character and attitude toward others.
ETHIC OF CARE
Is a person to person encounter conveying a closeness and sense of caring.
PROVIDING PRESENCE
Provides comfort
Create a connection
TOUCH
Use when performing a task or procedure
TASK-ORIENTED TOUCH
Express in the way you hold a patient’s hand give a back message gently position a patient or participate in a conversation
CARING TOUCH
A form of touch that protects the nurse and or patient. Obvious form of protective touch is preventing an accident.
PROTECTIVE TOUCH
Creates trust
Open lines of communication
Creates a mutual relationship
LISTENING
Develops over time
The core process of clinical decision making
KNOWING THE PATIENT
Spiritual health is achieved when a person can find a balance between his life values goals and belief symptoms and those of others.an individual’s beliefs and expectations affect his or her own physical wellbeing
SPIRITUAL CARING
Is when persons are connected to themselves
INTRAPERSONAL RELATIONSHIP
