Teaching Learning Professional caring based on Jean Watson's Theory of Human Caring

1. Caring in nursing

1.1. Nightingale in 1859 described trained nurse caring behaviors as deliberate, holistic actions aimed at creating and maintaining an enviroment meant to suport the natural process of healing.

1.2. Watson in 1985, asserted that caring is the stable care of all nursing activities with the specific time - space limited tasks and activities comprising yhe continually chaning trim of the profession.

2. The Weber State University Nursing Program

2.1. A course called "Integration of professional concepts"

2.2. Meant to help students, focus on applied caring by translanting theoreticalcaring into professional practice

3. Overview of Jean Watson's Theory of Human Science and Human Care

3.1. Genuine caring exchanges are possible when the nurse mindfully enacts the following

4. Ten clinal Caritas Process

4.1. Caritas process are based on intention and mindfulness in the moment and these can be effectively applied in any speciality areas.

5. Conceptual Organization of the course

5.1. There's many other layers and types of caring related to the nursing practice.

5.2. Including caring for self, nursing leadership, local or world communities, enviroment and web based on interactions.

6. Caring for self

6.1. Discuss the importance of productively atending to multiple aspects of work and personal life