01 Oct Jean Watson and Barbara Carper’s influence on nursing practice is significant. As all theorists do, both have a perspective through which they view nursing care and practice.
Theoretical Development And Conceptual Frameworks
Knowing in Practice
Assignment Content
Jean Watson and Barbara Carper’s influence on nursing practice is significant. As all theorists do, both have a perspective through which they view nursing care and practice. This activity will help frame the guiding principles of the University of Phoenix curriculum through the application of theory-based thinking.
Describe the 4 patterns of knowing and how they can be applied in nursing practice.
Summarize the main points of Jean Watson’s theory of human caring, including the 10 curative factors.
Determine how Barbara Carper views the following patterns of knowledge:
Empirical knowledge (the science)
Esthetic knowledge (the art)
Ethical knowing (what constitutes good actions for that patient)
Personal knowing (nurse-patient relationship)
Explain which pattern(s) are more evident or easier to apply in Watson’s theory of human caring, citing specific examples to support your explanation.
Reflect on how you may (or do) use caring science in practice and cite a practice scenario in which you could or do apply the theory to patient care.
Cite a minimum of 2 in-text sources and include a page or slide with APA-formatted references, depending on how you format your assignment.
Format your assignment as follows:
15- to 20-slide presentation with detailed speaker notes
