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  • A Primer on Methods: Constructing a Love ScaleGo to chapter: A Primer on Methods: Constructing a Love Scale

    A Primer on Methods: Constructing a Love Scale

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    This chapter explores how a love researcher goes from having a conception or even a theory of love to actually constructing a love scale. A love scale provides a way to test the validity of a theory. A love scale enables couples to assess one aspect of their compatibility. A love scale provides individuals and couples an opportunity to enhance their love relationships. The one important thing to remember is that as measuring instruments love scales are far from perfect. Love scales are no different from scales for measuring intelligence or personality. An investigator might simultaneously measure intimacy with the intimacy subscale of the Triangular Love Scale and observe a couple in interaction, looking for behaviors signifying trust, caring, compassion, and communication. No scientist today believes that it is possible to capture the entire phenomenon of love through scientific study or through scales that are geared to measure love.

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  • Orienting the Ego State System to Present Reality (OPR)Go to chapter: Orienting the Ego State System to Present Reality (OPR)

    Orienting the Ego State System to Present Reality (OPR)

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    The purpose of the orienting to present reality (OPR) exercise is to help clients with a dissociative disorder, or help dissociative symptoms work with their ego state system to begin to experience present time and place. This generally enhances feelings of reality and security for the system as well as their sense of appropriate caring and protection by the adult client. The OPR Protocol is done in three steps: getting to know the ego state(s), using the workplace, and comparison between the present and the past. Generally, OPR will need to be repeated many times during treatment, since parts may appear who need orientation or reorientation during any phase in the therapy. This includes times during eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) trauma processing when a disoriented part(s) may appear.

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    Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Scripted Protocols: Special Populations
  • Effective Professional Caregivers: Seven SensitivitiesGo to chapter: Effective Professional Caregivers: Seven Sensitivities

    Effective Professional Caregivers: Seven Sensitivities

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    A woman institutionalized in a nursing home was praising her nurse, describing her as gentle and warm, caring and considerate. Caregivers, families, and individuals can forge powerful bonds. To function effectively, caregivers will have to demonstrate sensitivity; sensitivity to the individual is paramount. They will need to be sensitive to the constraints and nature of their own roles. In all, there are seven sensitivities that the most effective caretakers manifest: Sensitivity to the whole person, Sensitivity to the problem of pain and discomfort, Sensitivity to honest, open, and mutual communication, Sensitivity to the individual’s autonomy, Sensitivity to the individual’s needs, Sensitivity to cultural differences, and Sensitivity to treatment goals. This chapter addresses these seven sensitivities of effective care giving. It puts these sensitivities at the center of any care giving role whether for the physician, the health aide, the counselor, the nurse, the chaplain, or the social worker.

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    Counseling Individuals With Life-Threatening Illness
  • Continuing the Dialogue.The Next 30 Years: Caring Goes Mainstream with Business PracticesGo to article: Continuing the Dialogue.The Next 30 Years: Caring Goes Mainstream with Business Practices

    Continuing the Dialogue.The Next 30 Years: Caring Goes Mainstream with Business Practices

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    International Journal for Human Caring
  • STUDENT PAPER: Authentic Presence in NursingGo to article: STUDENT PAPER: Authentic Presence in Nursing

    STUDENT PAPER: Authentic Presence in Nursing

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    Authentic presence is generally understood to be an interaction between a nurse and a patient which utilizes behaviors such as a quiet tone of voice, carefully chosen words, physical closeness, eye contact, and therapeutic touch to come to know the patient as an individual, not as just a diagnosis. Through authentic presence, patients’ calls for nursing can be heard and answered, leading to improved outcomes for nurses and patients alike. The theoretical and philosophical origins of authentic presence are examined, and they are found to support the idea that authentic presence is a crucial component to the practice of nursing as an art and a profession.

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    International Journal for Human Caring
  • Caring Interventions to Integrate the Theory of Human Caring Into PracticeGo to article: Caring Interventions to Integrate the Theory of Human Caring Into Practice

    Caring Interventions to Integrate the Theory of Human Caring Into Practice

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    International Journal for Human Caring
  • Appreciating and Developing Caring Through Reflective and Reflexive NarrativeGo to article: Appreciating and Developing Caring Through Reflective and Reflexive Narrative

    Appreciating and Developing Caring Through Reflective and Reflexive Narrative

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    International Journal for Human Caring
  • The Art of Learning To Become and Be a Caring Nurse: Lessons for Nurse EducationalistsGo to article: The Art of Learning To Become and Be a Caring Nurse: Lessons for Nurse Educationalists

    The Art of Learning To Become and Be a Caring Nurse: Lessons for Nurse Educationalists

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    International Journal for Human Caring
  • In Nursing PraxisGo to article: In Nursing Praxis

    In Nursing Praxis

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    International Journal for Human Caring
  • Nurse Caring: From Robotic Surgeries to Healthcare RobotsGo to article: Nurse Caring: From Robotic Surgeries to Healthcare Robots

    Nurse Caring: From Robotic Surgeries to Healthcare Robots

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    The technological advancement in healthcare is shaking up the way nurses render care. From robotic surgeries, electronic medical records, data analytics, artificial intelligence, and humanoid healthcare robots, the continuity of nurse caring is further illuminated in situations of advancing technology that require a call for nursing. In this changing work environment, technological competence is undoubtedly imperative. However, it takes more than just being technologically competent to address the complex needs of patients. Understanding not only how, but why we need these technologies in patient care delivery is a requisite to nurse caring.

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    International Journal for Human Caring

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