DQ8 Watson’s theory

Watson’s theory of caring has has played a major role in helping professional nurses honor their unique and distinct values. However, the theory does not conform to the biomedical, bureaucratic, health care system and sometimes presents practical difficulties for nurses’ work. A model of caring includes a call for both art and science; it offers a framework that embraces and intersects with art, science, humanities, spirituality, and new dimensions of mind body spirit medicine and nursing evolving openly as central to human phenomena of nursing practice.

Our contract with society is our Code of Ethics. In order for the public to feel safe within our care and grow from the provision of the care we need to have the care viewed and feel like we are truly engaged in their care. One of our former ANA president Rebecca M. Patton discusses the importance of the Big and Little P.

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Dr. Patton’s message to the Nursing staff and leaders at the Cleveland Clinic focused on the importane all nurses understanding that they are capable of being change agents at all levels of nursing. Please note, you are being asked to first share Watson’s Theory and the metapadigm of her theory with your classmates. You are next asked to choose one of the 10 Caritas in Watson’s theory for your discusion. Once you have viewed the attached video, think about your “little p” in your clinical practice. What can you do in your current role with your immediate leaders/supervisors to implement change at the point of care. Dr. Pstton wants nurses to know that they have the power to make change within their sphere of influence. Look forward to a great discussion this week.

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