(BVA) Empathy Empathy is a nurse’s ability

(BVA) Empathy Empathy is a nurse’s ability to understand, be aware of, be sensitive to, and vicariously experience the feelings, thoughts, and experiences of the patient and their family. It is the nurse’s ability and willingness to “tune in” to and focus on the patient’s experiences that is fundamental to the methods nurses use to manage care. Empathy is based upon respect for the dignity of the client and an appreciation for the independence and self-actualization of the patient. Empathy can improve the quality of patient’s experiences. It provides the patient with a sense of comfort and stability with the nurse. This could lead on to gathering more information about patient past that can contribute to being able to give the proper care. Critical Thinking ●Nurses are constantly involved with making accurate and appropriate clinical decisions. We believe nurses must be able to think critically and make decisions when patients present problems for which there may not be clear textbook solutions. ●A nurse must , wonder, and be able to explore various perspectives and possibilities in order to best help patients. Critical thinking involves an active, organized cognitive process designed to allow a nurse to explore and challenge assumptions. ●Nurses that engage in critical thinking reflect on past experiences think independently, take risks based on knowledge, persevere in the face of difficult problems, are curious, creative, and ethical. Diversity Valuing diversity helps nurses stay open-minded and treat patients regardless of their identity or ideals. When you value diversity, you can ensure your treatment of a patient meets moral and ethical standards, makes the patient comfortable and helps them recover from their condition. Diversity in the nursing community may also refer to a healthcare facility’s commitment to hiring employees with various backgrounds and identities and treating them all with respect. Human dignity One of the most important values of nursing is to respect the dignity of their patients. This means treating patients with kindness and thoughtfulness as you provide care, and remembering to consider their emotions about the situation as you talk with them, care for them and educate them about their health. Valuing human dignity also means acknowledging the rights of each patient to choose healthcare services and maintain privacy, which are two other important nursing values. 1. Define all four aspects of the nursing metaparadigms as you see them. develop and describe your personal definitions of the nursing Metaparadigm: Nursing, Person, Environment and Health. https://www.topregisterednurse.com/metapardigm-of-nursing/#:~:text=The%20metaparadigm%20of%20nursing%20offers,into%20caring%20for%20a%20patient. link for metaparadigms here is the link for the metaparadigm 2. Make connections between your BAVs ( empathy, human dignity, critical thinking and diversity ) and your metaparadigm concept definitions. When discussing your BAVs and your metaparadigm concept definitions, use articles to support your references 3. use your beliefs, assumptions and values and understanding of the nursing metaparadigm concepts to explain your overall philosophy of nursing. provide a detailed critical example of how you think you will apply your philosophy to a future nursing client situation. 4. Describe your personal philosophy of nursing using the nursing metaparadigm concepts as you understand them and explain why it is important to have a personal philosophy of nursing. what is the relationship between your personal nursing philosophy and your future nursing practice. 5. Summarize your main points. SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCE NURSING NURS 102

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