Human-Centered Nursing
AJN Book of the Year 2008 As health care becomes more technically and scientifically focused, it becomes increasingly important that the patient does not beco
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As health care becomes more technically and scientifically focused, it becomes increasingly important that the patient does not become de-humanized in the process. And, increasingly, nurses are the key to ensuring medicine remains human centered.This groundbreaking new book demonstrates that human-centered care, a basic tenet of the philosophical basis of nursing practice, is the foundation of quality nursing care. In today's high-tech world of medicine, interpersonal relationships must be integrated with technological and scientific advances, placing equal importance on both communication and technical skills.The author, an internationally recognized expert in this field, explores the human interaction between nurses and patients. She offers a detailed method for studying the nature of nursing and a way for individual nurses to value their own nursing experiences and create possibilities for excellence in nursing care. AJN Book of the Year2008
Ch. 1 Introduction to Human Centered Nursing 1Ch. 2 What is Human Centered Nursing? 5Presence 5The Humanistic Connection 11Ch. 3 Origins of Human Centered Nursing 15The Work of Josephine Paterson and Loretta Zderad 16Ch. 4 Conceptual Framework of Human Centered Nursing 55Concept Development and Analysis of Human Centered Nursing Theory 55Ch. 5 Methodological Topics in Human Centered Nursing 65Phenomenological Inquiry Generally 65Integrating the Phenomenological Method 68Summary 78Ch. 6 Implementing the Phenomenological Method of Inquiry in Nursing Research 81Phenomenological Method Nuanced for Nursing Research 81Paterson and Zderad's Implementation of Phenomenological Method of Inquiry 93Phenomenology: Participating in a Community of Nurses 97Ch. 7 Culture as a Component of Human Centered Nursing 103What Is Culture and Why Is It a Relevant Aspect of Human Centered Nursing? 103Culture 107Ch. 8 Ethics and Human Centered Nursing 119Rules, Laws, and Ethics 119Ethics and Human Centered Nursing 122Background and Definitions in Ethics Important for Human Centered Nursing 125Case Studies: Ethics in the Classroom and Clinic 126Summary 135Ch. 9 Learning and Teaching From a Human Centered Practice Perspective 137Thinking and Learning 138Teaching 144App. A The Belmont Report: Ethical Principles and Guidelines for the Protection of Human Subjects of Research, National Institutes of Health 151App. B Nurses' Code of Ethics With Interpretive Statements 165App. C The Patient Care Partnership: Understanding Expectations, Rights and Responsibilities 185App. D The American Nurses Association's Bill ofRights for Registered Nurses 189App. E Nursing's Social Policy Statement 191Index 201
