2014
DOI: 10.12707/riv14081
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Self-care: Orem´s theoretical contribution to the Nursing discipline and profession

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“…To understand the universe of individuals, their contact with the environment and the manifestations that this relationship has in health helps to develop the clinical practice and establish what the most relevant types of care are. 4 The Human Caring Theory described by theoretician Dr. Jean Watson is one of the several Nursing theories, which has contributed to the increase in knowledge about Nursing since 1979, when her first book was released, "Nursing: the philosophy and science of caring". 5 However, Watson does not consider this to be a verifiable, measurable and testable theory, but rather a theory that helps professionals to consider human beings in their transcendence in the phenomenon of human experience.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To understand the universe of individuals, their contact with the environment and the manifestations that this relationship has in health helps to develop the clinical practice and establish what the most relevant types of care are. 4 The Human Caring Theory described by theoretician Dr. Jean Watson is one of the several Nursing theories, which has contributed to the increase in knowledge about Nursing since 1979, when her first book was released, "Nursing: the philosophy and science of caring". 5 However, Watson does not consider this to be a verifiable, measurable and testable theory, but rather a theory that helps professionals to consider human beings in their transcendence in the phenomenon of human experience.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The exercise of nurses' competencies builds on the following assumptions: (1) the interpersonal relationship between the nurse and the individual client or group -family or community -, with respect for values, beliefs, individual projects and capacities, favoring care in partnership; (2) decision-making based on scientific evidence, clinical judgment is based on the needs of individual or group care and prescribed nursing interventions considering the safety of care and the client, the early detection of real or potential diagnoses seeking resolution or minimization of consequences; (3) humanist, respect for human freedom and dignity and the values of clients, as well as respect for the provisions of the Code of Ethics and professional regulation, which establish good practice 25,26 .…”
Section: Generalist Nurse Competenciesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is directly related to basic conditioning factors such as age, life experience and sociocultural factors. In addition, the caregiver must be involved and willing to perform the actions (6)(7) . The self-care deficit is the reason why the caregiver needs the nurse in order to meet self-care requirements (5) .…”
Section: Description Of the Experience Of Caregivers' Trainingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the process of caring for infants with IRS, nurses take over the care and articulate caregivers' training as they assess the requirements of therapeutic demand. In this way, the supportive-educative nursing system is used for caregivers' guidance and training (6)(7)(8) . In addition to teaching about care, nurses and their staff should supervise and make sure of its effectiveness (4) .…”
Section: Description Of the Experience Of Caregivers' Trainingmentioning
confidence: 99%