Swanson's Theory of Caring defines caring as:
A) A quality of knowing participation in human-environment field patterning.
B) A relational pattern;it is the flow of nurses' and others' own experiences in the structural context of the organization.
C) The moral ideal that entails mind-body-soul engagement with one another.
D) A nurturing way of relating to a valued other toward whom one feels a personal sense of commitment and responsibility.
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Q1: This caring process is considered the core
Q2: According to Swanson,caring and healing are possible
Q4: Swanson proposes that it is essential that
Q5: Swanson's work offers an example of which
Q6: When caregivers are emotionally present to the
Q7: Current applications of Swanson's Theory of Caring
Q8: Swanson's Theory of Caring was used as
Q9: Swanson describes "enabling" as facilitating the "other's"
Q10: Swanson's Theory of Caring was generated from
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