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    worked in practices for a long time, to show the coaches my skills. It was the last day of tryouts and I continued hustle and played my game. When tryouts were over I went up to Sara, and said thank you and asked her if she knew if I was going to make the team. She said probably, but they weren’t sure because I apparently had a bad attitude and messed around at practice. When I heard this I was confused, if not shocked. I’m a loud and energetic person and I like to talk to my friends at…

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    You were taking your usual Sunday walk in your area's grassy plains. Suddenly, a swift bird glides high above you. It's a falcon. Its identity is revealed by its size and shape as it soars across the blue sky. Once the falcon reaches a certain point over the nearby lake, it tucks in its wings and drops down towards a flock of ducks. The ducks take notice of the falcon and begin to scatter. However, for one of the ducks, it was too late as the falcon pierces the duck's flesh with its razor-sharp…

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    gain that tolerance and has built up that “physical well-being.” Therefore, being physically fit allows the athlete to withstand and increase their ability to succeed in the activity or sport that they practice and participate in due to the athletic physique they have accumulated from the practice of said…

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    assignment is to pinpoint an area of practice that has significant concerns surrounding it, the issue has been identified through the most recent (August 2016) parent and carer questionnaire. In addition to this it is also to identify at what point in time these issues may have occurred and why these particular issues arose. Next to devise a plan on how the organisation, both management and staff are going to respond and resolve matters, therefore this creates a better practice. And finally to…

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    occupation of nursing comes with the responsibility of understanding spiritual care. Spiritual care is defined as “that care which recognizes and responds to the needs of the human spirit when faced with trauma, ill health, or sadness and can include the need for meaning, for self worth, to express oneself, for faith support (NHS Education for Scotland, 2009).” As a nurse, Ms. Delfin will be able to attend to her patient’s spiritual needs by putting herself in their perspective in order to fully…

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    By putting the patients at the center of care, talking to them to get to know them and understand their concerns, by returning phone calls on time, and visiting my patients as often as needed I can practice being with and knowing. I do for by maintaining competence in hospice care and keeping my credentials as a certified hospice and palliative care nurse. I also do for by using critical thinking skills to direct patient care, by providing comfort…

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    present an analysis and explanation on why I did not transform my meaning perspectives after learning her theory, and kept my original definition of each concept of nursing metaparadigm. Lastly, I will provide a learning experience in my clinical practice and relate it to my own definition of paradigm. Watson’s theory is well known worldwide as the heart of present-day…

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    affiliation Introduction A nursing theory is a combination of different ideas that guides the nurses in providing better health care to their patients (Smith & Liehr, 2013 p.44). Different people have developed different theories that guide the nurses’ practice. Virginia Henderson developed the nursing need theory. The theory ideas came from her nursing experience and the nursing education she had acquired. She was a well known nurse, an author of books and a researcher. She defined nursing as…

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    nursing care. According to Kim (1999), during the last 30 years the nursing education and development approach was based empirical methods: factual, observation and experimental practice. Nurses then implemented evidence-based practice. Kim (1999) states that in present-day interpretive methods such as: nursing experience, spiritual factors, skilled nursing techniques and analytical methods for leading nursing care. Three good points were made in the article: the knowledge we gain through…

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    Human Caring Theory Essay

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    world and healthcare, this is a necessity. This theory is easy to understand and can be applied to many populations and situations. Watson’s theory focuses on the patient’s spiritual well-being, as well as the nurse’s, which is fulfilling and satisfying for both. Another strength of Watson’s theory is it promotes spiritual awareness and incorporates this into patient…

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