Spirirtuality
Theory of Caring
Resilience Part 1
Resilience Part 2
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This essential element of spirituality encompasses principles, tenets, ideologies, doctrines, rituals, habits, and/or rules that persons/nurses/systems follow to support their own or someone else’s spirituality


What is the beliefs and practices attribute?

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Watson's theory emphasizes this aspect of nursing beyond treating disease and physical symptoms.

What is holistic caring?

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The ability to bounce back, cope, and/ or adjust successfully despite substantial adversity.

What is resilience?

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Protective Factors, Rebounding, and Re-integration

What are the attributes of resilience?

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Health system statement of values, purpose, and overall goal.

What is a mission statement?

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This attribute is identified by the people or factors that guide, persuade, shape, inspire the way persons/nurses/systems practice and support spirituality

What is importance and influence?

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Watson's theory emphasizes this aspect of nursing beyond treating disease and physical symptoms.

What is holistic caring?

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When people, communities, organizations, etc. return to a previous level of functioning following a traumatic event.

What is rebounding?

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This occurs when a person, an organization,  or a community experiences some insight or growth as a result of disruption/trauma

What is reintegration?

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A patient says, “I don't follow a religion, but my family gives my life meaning.” This aspect of well-being is being expressed.

What is spirituality?

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The scope of the concept of spirituality.

What is distress/despair to well-being?

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A nurse pauses during a busy shift to connect meaningfully with a frightened patient, creating a moment of mutual trust and understanding. What does Watson call this meaningful encounter?

What is a caring occasion or a caring moment?

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self esteem, emotional regulation, finding meaning in the situations that a person is experiencing

What are some personal protective factors?

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Costs employers/health care systems money and may decrease patient safety


What is nurses leaving the profession due to burnout/moral injury?

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A nurse asks, “What gives you strength or helps you find meaning during difficult times?” What assessment tool might the nurse be utilizing?

What is the HOPE spiritual assessment tool?

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Term that describes a person's sense of dissatisfaction with life, conflict, doubt, lacking connection, upset or wrestling with life choices or circumstances


What is spiritual struggle, or spiritual distress?

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A nurse completes all prescribed treatments correctly but dismisses a patient's fears and concerns. What essential dimension of Watson's theory is missing?

What is the human-to-human caring relationship?

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The degree to which people believe that they have control over the outcome of events in their lives

What is an internal locus of control?

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This theory describes how families use their beliefs, organizational resources, and communication processes to adapt to significant stressors.

What is the Family Resilience Framework?

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Two patients experience similar crises, but one has stable housing and strong social support while the other faces poverty and social isolation. What does a Resilience Theory perspective recognize about this difference?

What are protective and risk factors?

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A nurse avoids asking a patient about spiritual beliefs because the nurse worries the conversation might feel uncomfortable or offend the patient.

What is a nurse-related barrier to providing spiritual care?

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A nurse protects a patient's privacy, promotes comfort, and creates a space where the patient feels safe expressing vulnerability. Which Caritas Process does this reflect?

What is creating a healing environment?

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“a combination of physical, emotional, and spiritual depletion associated with caring for patients in significant emotional pain and physical distress.”

What is compassion fatigue?

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Scored from 0-10 and asks questions about events that may have happened to someone before the age of 18


What is the ACEs survey?

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The same event may be traumatic for one person but not another because this is shaped by each person's perception of the event and their individual experiences.

What is the individualized nature of trauma?