1 Personal Philosophy and Theoretical Concepts Yaniris Menendez South University NSG 5002 02/28/2021 Personal Philosophy and Theoretical Concepts Most clinical philosophers have done an outstanding job in the development of hypotheses that have been useful both in the nursing environment and in science. In this article, I will concentrate on Jane Watson's human care ideology which is one of the most important concepts of nursing. Nursing Autobiography I am a seasoned registered nurse specializing in the nursing faculty. I commenced my nursing career after graduating with a First Class Honors degree in medicine. I started my career in med surge floor specializing in taking care of patients who undergo surgeries. I developed incremental interest in med surge floor since undertaking my undergraduate studies. I have tremendous experience and skill working as a med surge and delivering maximum treatment with a generous and welcoming heart. This integrates keeping close attention of elderly and patients in surgery procedures. Currently, I work on a tele neuro floor. I have operated in this section for ten years. In my entire practice, I have given the first priority to patients and clients before my own ambitions (Sitzman, K., & Watson, J. 2018). I have acknowledged that patients need more care services and procedures rather than administering prescriptions and medications. With my experience, skills, capabilities and expertise it is meaningful in establishing the preferences of the patients, and treating them with the most sophisticated, efficient and scientific instigated techniques. Patients should be attended to with the latest medical technology to guarantee elevated health outcomes. Ultimately, I regard my career ethos and principles; it is a remarkable experience to handle patients. Honestly speaking, handling patients with a generous heart and mindset and fulfilling their preferences is a fruitful satisfaction I experience. The four metaparadigms Metaparadigm definitions constitute the critical factors in a domain that offer the guidelines how it should operate. Nursing metaparadigms have been categorized in four aspects namely person, nurse, health and environment (Butts, J. B., & Rich, K. L. 2017). These four principles are central to all philosophies of nursing and are insufficient without defining them and their importance to the principle. In addition, these four fundamental metaparadigms of nursing refer to a patient's clinical treatment and their health wellbeing is related to the four principles. Patient refers to the individual who attains nursing treatment and therapy. A person is someone who is whose oneness is precious and merits love support and consideration. Health is known as the patient's level of healthy living or well-being. It is the equilibrium of body, intellect and conscience as a strong degree of bodily cognitive and cultural quality; and as a lack of infection elimination or an effort to eradicat ...

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Personal Philosophy and Theoretical Concepts
Yaniris Menendez
South University
NSG 5002
02/28/2021
Personal Philosophy and Theoretical Concepts
Most clinical philosophers have done an outstanding job in the
development of hypotheses that have been useful both in the
nursing environment and in science. In this article, I will
concentrate on Jane Watson's human care ideology which is one
of the most important concepts of nursing.
Nursing Autobiography
I am a seasoned registered nurse specializing in the nursing
faculty. I commenced my nursing career after graduating with a
First Class Honors degree in medicine. I started my career in
med surge floor specializing in taking care of patients who
undergo surgeries. I developed incremental interest in med
surge floor since undertaking my undergraduate studies. I have
tremendous experience and skill working as a med surge and

2. delivering maximum treatment with a generous and welcoming
heart. This integrates keeping close attention of elderly and
patients in surgery procedures. Currently, I work on a tele neuro
floor. I have operated in this section for ten years. In my entire
practice, I have given the first priority to patients and clients
before my own ambitions (Sitzman, K., & Watson, J. 2018). I
have acknowledged that patients need more care services and
procedures rather than administering prescriptions and
medications. With my experience, skills, capabilities and
expertise it is meaningful in establishing the preferences of the
patients, and treating them with the most sophisticated, efficient
and scientific instigated techniques. Patients should be attended
to with the latest medical technology to guarantee elevated
health outcomes. Ultimately, I regard my career ethos and
principles; it is a remarkable experience to handle patients.
Honestly speaking, handling patients with a generous heart and
mindset and fulfilling their preferences is a fruitful sati sfaction
I experience.
The four metaparadigms
Metaparadigm definitions constitute the critical factors in a
domain that offer the guidelines how it should operate. Nursing
metaparadigms have been categorized in four aspects namely
person, nurse, health and environment (Butts, J. B., & Rich, K.
L. 2017). These four principles are central to all philosophies of
nursing and are insufficient without defining them and their
importance to the principle. In addition, these four fundamental
metaparadigms of nursing refer to a patient's clinical treatment
and their health wellbeing is related to the four principles.
Patient refers to the individual who attains nursing treatment
and therapy. A person is someone who is whose oneness is
precious and merits love support and consideration.
Health is known as the patient's level of healthy living or well -
being. It is the equilibrium of body, intellect and conscience as
a strong degree of bodily cognitive and cultural quality; and as
a lack of infection elimination or an effort to eradicate it. The

3. inner and outer circumstances that influence the patient are
referred to as the client's environment or condition. This
encompasses all beneficial or adverse aspects impacting the
patient, the external atmosphere such as relatives, associates,
and substantial others, and the atmosphere in which they go for
their medical services. Nursing is the technical implementation
of patient-related expertise, information and comprehension to
their administration. It also encompasses understa nding a
nurse's responsibility and appropriately collaborating to provide
high-quality offerings and support.
The theory chosen
I chose Jean Watson’s theory of care and its application in
nursing. Watson’s theory addresses how nurses emulate care
and therapy to patients. Caring is fundamental to nursing
practice, and more than a quick clinical remedy, it encourages
wellbeing. She maintains that the practice of care in nursing is
fundamental to a comprehensive strategy to medical services.
Practice-Specific Concepts
Jane Watson's Human Care is one of the main nursing
philosophies. It highlights questions about how nurses use their
expertise in clinical outcomes. She stresses the convergence of
scientific science and patient treatment in her school of thought.
According to Watson's theory, nursing is engaged in promoting
well-being, preventing illness therapy for the severely ill and
ameliorating distress (Jean Watson, 2019). Nurses, as per her
philosophy, should explain and practice care. Patient care
facilitates development; a loving atmosphere welcomes a client
as he or she is, and looks at what he or she may develop.
Name of first concept: Society
Society is a significant concept of the theory. Watson believes
that treatment and nursing practices have occurred in all
societies. The landscape of the activity reflects it as a unique
means of communicating with its environments (Jean Watson,
2019). Medical practitioners must conform to social
expectations and actions to offer care and therapy to patients. In
my clinical practice, society is given first priority in terms of

4. treatment and care services.
Name of second concept: Nursing
Nursing is described as the masterful execution of information
and comprehension in the clinical setting for clinical outcomes.
Jean describes nursing as social individual knowledge and
perceptions of physical care facilitated by exchanges of skilled,
subjective, scholarly, stylistic, and moral humane conditions.
This definition is incorporated in my practice field in the
implementation of evidence-based nursing care with optimum
expertise used for a higher result.
References
Jean Watson: Theory of human caring. (2019,Nurseslabs.
https://nurseslabs.com/jean-watsons-philosophy-theory-
transpersonal-caring/#major_concepts
Sitzman, K., & Watson, J. (2018). Caring science, mindful
practice: Implementing Watson’s human caring theory. Springer
Publishing Company.
Butts, J. B., & Rich, K. L. (2017). Philosophies and theories for
advanced nursing practice (3rd ed.). Jones & Bartlett Learning.