Theory: Philosophy and science of caring

INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT

Human: Application of the 10 carative Proper establishment of rapport
behaviors of Jean Watson and quality care is rendered more
-Nurse followed by the nurse when appropriately.
-health care team caring for the client:

-Patient/Client  Formation of a
Humanistic-altruistic
Communication system of values;
 Instillation of faith-
-interpersonally
hope;
 Cultivation of
sensitivity to one's
self and to others;
 Development of a
helping-trusting,
human caring
relationship;
 Promotion and
acceptance of the
expression of positive
and negative feelings;
 stematic use of a
creative problem-
solving caring
process;
 Promotion of
transpersonal
teaching-learning;
 Provision for a
supportive,
protective, and/or
corrective mental,
physical, societal, and
spiritual environment;
 Assistance with
gratification of human
needs;
 Allowance for
existential-
phenomenological-
spiritual forces.
Explanation:

The paradigm above shows how the theory of Jean Watson applies. On the left side box are the things
that are involved for the process. The middle box shows the process or how it is applied, as it is said in
the box it’s the nurse that applies the ten carative behaviors when caring and establishing an
interpersonal relationship to a client. The right box contains the probable output when the proper
application of the model is applied. The outcome would be a better care has been rendered and a good
interpersonal relationship is established.