on literature review. The purpose of this paper is to describe how nursing theories are applied in administrative practice. It will help to generate further nursing knowledge. Nursing theory can help patients, managers and other healthcare professionals to recognize the unique contribution that nurses make to the healthcare service. The First stage is introducing the paper. The Second stage is the body of paper which consists of six different articles from pages three to eight. Each article starts
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are ten Carative Factors, Transpersonal Caring relationship, Caring moment and Caring Consciousness with a focus on: person, health, nursing and environment (Cara, 2003). These concepts are representation of a middle range theory. The Carative factors attempt to “Honor the human dimensions of nursing’s work and the inner life world and subjective experiences of the people we serve (Cara, 2003, p.52). Transpersonal Relationship is a human care relationship in which the one caring and the one cared for
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Northouse, 1998, p. 2). Health care communication is a specific and narrower form of communication that takes place between the health care professionals and patients regarding health. Communication Human Communication Health Communication Figure One: Relationship among three kinds of communication (source: Northouse &Northouse, 1998, p. 2) Many organization has defined health care communication in different ways
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understanding and their behavior with others in a mental health environment. Development of self-awareness enables the health providers to take control of situations. This provides a genuine, authentic and honest presentation of the mental healthcare nurses (Tusaie, 2013). The vulnerable group to be discussed is the depressed mentally ill population. Depression is a chronic disease that significantly affects American’s health and productivity. Demographics of the depressed Depression affects
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approachable and non-judgemental, are at the core of promoting self-management in patients with Long-Term Conditions (LTC’s). Nurses must use these skills to build positive relationships with their patients with LTC’s and advocate for them when necessary. They must develop these skills in order to lead effectively and act as role models for their patients, regardless of their specific position or level of expertise. When a nurse is registered with the NMC, it is expected of them to act as leaders. As part
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outcome. The charge nurse in intensive care unit delegates out assignments to the other nurses, and at times the intensive care unit nurses refused to take more than two patients. Instead of the intensive care unit charge nurse delegating assertively the assignments she chooses to take the third patient. This causes her to become greatly behind in her own care, in turn providing a lower level of care to her patients. In a code or emergency situations because the charge nurse becomes burdened down
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In this paper I will describe Jean Watson’s background of her theory, and provide concepts of her theory. In addition, I will relate her theory to person, health, nursing, and environment of the caring moment and provide a transpersonal relationship and relate the factors within my experience. Background and concepts of Watson’s Theory Dr. Jean Watson was born in West Virginia and moved to Boulder, Colorado in 1962. She earned a bachelor of science in nursing and psychology
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NURS 2010 Project Janice Klein Westerns Governors University Nursing is a profession that has been influenced by nursing pioneers, scholars, government agencies and nursing organizations. Nurses need to develop a professional mission statement that defines our understanding of nursing concepts, our professional strengths and our critical thinking abilities. A. Functional Differences A regulatory agency, such as the Virginia Board of Nursing (VBON), is state government agency that exists
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Therapeutic Communication Any communication designed to increase the self-worth of the patient or decrease psychological distress Implies unconditional positive regard for the patient from the nurse and is done in a caring, concerned, empathic manner Therapeutic Nurse-Patient Relationship Therapeutic nurse-patient relationships can only occur when each views the other as a unique human being Therapeutic relationships are goal oriented, client-centered and are directed at learning and promoting growth
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Concept Comparison and Analysis across Theories Paper NUR 513 August 6, 2012 Comparison and Analysis Theories Paper The heart of nursing has always been caring. Since the start of professional nursing with Florence Nightingale, theorists have been writing about caring. This paper highlights three caring theories Madeleine Leininger, Jean Watson, and the combine theory of Patricia Benner and Judith Wrubel these theorists each has developed a theory of caring. This
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