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Watson's Human Caring Theory
Watson’s Theory of Human Caring, developed by Jean Watson in 1979, is a nursing theory that embraces a holistic care approach centered on the individual within the nursing discipline. First published in her book titled “The Science of Caring and Philosophy,” this theory aims to guide nursing practices within a systematic and humanistic framework. The theory defines the nurse-patient relationship through love, compassion, ethics, and aesthetic values, emphasizing the unity of mind, body, and spir
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Muhammed Samed Acar
Watson's Human Caring Theory
Watson’s Theory of Human Caring is a nursing theory developed by Jean Watson in 1979 that embraces a person-centered holistic approach to care within the nursing discipline. First published in her book titled “The Science of Human Caring,” the theory aims to guide nursing practices within a systematic and humanistic framework. It defines the nurse-patient relationship through love compassion ethics and aesthetic values with a focus on the unity of mind body and spirit. Watson characterizes nursi
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Muhammed Samed Acar