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    notion that I would have to give up on my personal interest to be a mother. Needless to say, her statements motivated me to make self care a priority when I became a mother. When flying and preparing for a flight, the flight attendant instructs us to put our mask on first before helping someone else. Why...because you will die in the process of saving someone else. Self care is the first thing to go when you become a mom and with each kid, it is easy to lose more of yourself. Women have a…

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    2.5. Self-care practice and management in diabetes : Self-care practice of diabetes : Self-care practice is described as the capacity of patients with diabetes , families and society to enhance wellbeing , preventing incidence of disease , and stop complications , empowering health promotion , handling crises by their selves , or receiving help from medical care providers (World Health Organization, 2009) , An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure , diabetes consider…

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    Self Care Case Study

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    SOCIAL LIFE (SELF-CARE DEFICIT THEORY): Orem recognizes that each person develops as a separate, unique person and at their own rate. Environmental conditions and the availability of resources that promote the natural development of individuals vary within families, communities and even societies. Each person throughout these stages experiences internal and external conditions that can change or adversely affect their development. At certain stages of development, the person becomes involved in…

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    Introduction Self Care and affirmation is an area which is a large part of Gods plan for our lives it is not just spiritual but is a combination of both spiritual and physical disciplines such as reading the word, physical exercise and healthy eating just to name a few. Reading the Bible and other Christian literature helps Christians become their true selves through inner transformation (Shore 2013). A Christian without or devoid of the knowledge and understanding of just how God loves them is…

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    The American Holistic nurses association urges nurses to care for themselves in order to be in good health while caring for others. (AHNA, 2015). This paper will focus on the self care strategies that I learned during the last two semesters, how I implemented them and their results. I will also discuss about my the difficulties encountered, my future goals, and the resources…

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    The Importance of Self Care on my Success in Nursing School and Career The importance of self-care for nurses is a critical to the ability to be successful throughout nursing school and our careers. Careers in nursing and completing school can be very stressful and challenging. Developing strategies to reduce this pressure will allow me to healthier and happier during this process. The areas I want to improve on include asking for help when I need it, getting more sleep, and losing some…

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    Biological Self Care Plan

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    Biological I am a person without a biological self-care plan for myself. Presently I, work full time and attend night school; taking two classes per semester. Having a busy schedule I am exhausted by the end of the week; I do not exercise and try not to do activities which include sweating. My cooking and eating habits are not the healthiest. I am conscious that I should be working out and exercising; watch what I eat more carefully. I do take care of my mind/stability by living each day with…

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    When discussing the health care systems, it is essential to identify and confront any possible biases or preconceived connotations that one may have toward a specific sex/race/religion. The goal of taking this Cultural Diversity class is to be able to consider yourself culturally competent. Cultural Competence in healthcare includes knowledge, skills, and attitudes that all assist in the quality of care that is provided among different cultures. It is normal to have a bias toward a specific…

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    Self-Care: Reducing Stress

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    included, ways to reduce stress, why are they stressing, and ways to maintain the stressors. For example, most of the group members listed that both school and academics are stressors for them. I introduced the group member to the term self-care. I explain what self-care consisted of and how they could take a few hours out of their day to complete it. Prior to the session the group established some guidelines in order to keep the session from conflict. The first guideline the group members wrote…

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    improvement of quality nursing care in hospitals which became published as, The Self-Care Deficit Theory in 1971. The Self-Care Deficit Nursing Theory is comprised of three interrelated theories: (1) Theory of Self-Care, (2) The Self-Care Deficit Theory, and (3) The Theory of Nursing Systems. Orem’s approach is to…

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