Applying Watson’s Caring Theory and Caritas Processes to Ease Life Transitions

Goldin, Marlienne; Kautz, Donald D.

doi:10.20467/1091-5710.14.1.11

Int J Hum Caring

2010

DOI: 10.20467/1091-5710.14.1.11

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Applying Watson’s Caring Theory and Caritas Processes to Ease Life Transitions

Marlienne Goldin¹,

Donald D. Kautz²

Abstract: Abstract:This personal account of a transformed life illustrates how a clinical expert, confronted by major change, applied Watson's (2008) caring theory and caritas processes to her life. Through sustained effort and reflections she acted and ultimately integrated theory into everyday lived experience.

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Regulatory changes and new models of reimbursement in the acute care environment have created the perfect storm for case management leaders. Hospital fiscal performance is dependent on effective case management processes and the ability to optimize scarce resources. The quality improvement project aimed to further align case management systems and structures with hospital pay-for-performance measures. Tools for change were presented to assist leaders with the change acceleration process.

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Living “Caritas-ly”—A Journey With My Son As He Lives His Dying

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Aquino‐Russell²

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The following article is the result of an assignment that was designed specifically to meet the needs of the first author in attaining the objectives for our Theoretical Foundations of Nursing course, a component for the Advanced Standing Nursing Baccalaureate Program at the University of New Brunswick. A key component of our course involved learning about and living Dr. Jean Watson's (2008, 2018) human caring/unitary caring science theory. The first author describes how she lives the Caritas principles in her journey of caring and advocating for her son, Noah who is living his dying in palliative care.

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Applying Watson’s Caring Theory and Caritas Processes to Ease Life Transitions

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Exploring the Effect of At-Risk Case Management Compensation on Hospital Pay-for-Performance Outcomes

Exploring the Effect of At-Risk Case Management Compensation on Hospital Pay-for-Performance Outcomes

Living “Caritas-ly”—A Journey With My Son As He Lives His Dying

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