Anthology on Caring. Edited by Peggy L. Chinn. Publication No.
15-2392. National League for Nursing Publications. 1991.
Applying the Art and Science of Human Caring. Jean Watson, editor.
National League for Nursing Publications. 1994.
Beyond Caring: Hospitals, Nurses, and the Social Organization of Ethics.
Daniel F. Chambliss. The University of Chicago Press. 1996.
Building Partnerships in Hospital Care; Empowering Patients, Families,
& Professionals. Mary Dale Scheller. Bull Publishing Company.
1990.
Note: This book describes the development of the Care
Partner Program designed by Scheller for the internationally recognized
Planetree Model Hospital Unit at Pacific Presbyterian Medical Center,
San Francisco, CA.
Care: The Essence of Nursing and Health. Edited by Madeleine M.
Leininger. Wayne State University Press. 1988.
Caring: A Feminine Approach to Ethics and Moral Education. Nel
Noddings. University of California Press. 1984.
Caring: An Essential Human Need. A volume in the Human Care and
Health Series. Edited by Madeleine M. Leininger. Charles B. Slack, Publisher.
1981.
Caring: The Compassion and Wisdom of Nursing. Singular Publishing
Group. 1997.
Caring and Compassion in Clinical Practice. Seymour B. Sarason.
Jossey-Bass. 1985.
Caring and Nursing: Explorations in Feminist Perspectives. Edited
by Ruth M. Neil and Robin Watts. Publication No. 14-2369. National League
for Nursing Publications Center for Human Caring. 1988.
Caring As Healing: Renewal through Hope. Edited by Delores A.
Gaut and Anne Boykin. Publication No. 14-2607. National League for Nursing.
1994.
Caring from the Heart: The Convergence of Caring and Spirituality.
M. Simone Roach. Paulist Press. 1997.
The Caring Imperative in Education. Edited by Madeleine Leininger
and Jean Watson. Publication No. 41-2308. The National League for Nursing
Publications Center for Human Caring. 1990.
Caring: The Compassionate Healer. Edited by Delores A. Gaut and
Madeleine Leininger. Publication No. 15-2401. The National League for
Nursing Publications Center for Human Caring. 1991.
Caring: Nurses, Women, and Ethics. Helga Kuhse. Blackwell. 1997.
Caring Science as Sacred Science. Jean Watson. F.
A. Davis. 2005.
Chronic and Terminal Illness: New Perspectives on Caring and Carers.
Edited by Sheila Payne. Oxford University Press. 2001.
The Communication of Caring in Nursing. Virginia Knowlden. Sigma
Theta Tau. 1998.
Complexities of Care: Nursing Reconsidered. Edited by Sioban Nelson and Suzanne Gordon. ILR Press. 2006.
The Conduct of Care: Understanding Nursing Practice. Joanna Latimer.
Blackwell Science. 2000.
The Crisis of Care: Affirming and Restoring Caring Practices in the
Helping Professions. Edited by Susan S. Phillips and Patricia Benner.
Georgetown University Press. 1994.
Critique, Resistance, and Action: Working Papers in the Politics of
Nursing. Edited by Janice L. Thompson, David G. Allen, and Lorraine
Rodrigues-Fisher. Publication No. 14-2504. Second National Conference
on Critical and Feminist Perspectives in Nursing, February 1991. National
League for Nursing Publications. 1992.
Culture Care Diversity & Universality: A Theory of Nursing.
Edited by Madeleine M. Leininger. Publication No. 15-2402. National League
for Nursing. 1991.
Curriculum Revolution: Community Building and Activism. Edited
by Rachel H. Schaperow. Publication No. 15-2398. Presentations at the
Seventh National Conference on Nursing Education. National League for
Nursing Publications. 1991.
Daily Miracles: Stories and Practices of Humanity and Excellence in Healthcare. Alan Briskin and Jan Boller. Sigma Theta Tau International. 2006.
Ethical Dilemmas in Contemporary Nursing Practice. Edited by Gladys
B. White. Publication No. NP-81. American Nurses Association Publications.
1992.
The Ethics of Care and The Ethics of Cure: Synthesis in Chronicity.
Edited by Jean Watson and Marilyn A. Ray. Publication No. 15-2237. National
League for Nursing Publications Center for Human Caring. 1988.
Gerontological Nursing: Issues and Opportunities for The Twenty-First
Century. Edited by Mary Burke and Susan Sherman. Publication No. 14-2510.
National League for Nursing Publications. 1993.
A Global Agenda for Caring. Edited by Delores A. Gaut. 14th Annual
Caring Research Conference Publication No. 15-2518. National League for
Nursing Publications. 1993.
Healing Conversations: What to Say When You Don't Know What to Say.
Nance Guilmartin. Jossey-Bass. 2002.
Healing through Communication: The Practice of Caring. By Carol
L. Montgomery. Sage Publishers. 1993.
The Hidden Dimension of Illness: Human Suffering. Edited by Patricia
L. Starck and John P. McGovern. Publication No. 15-2461. National League
for Nursing Publications. 1992.
Interdisciplinary Guide to the Literature for Human Caring. Janet
Smerke. National League for Nursing Publication. 1989.
Knowledge about Care and Caring: State of The Art and Future Developments.
Proceedings of a Wingspread Conference. February 1-3, 1989. Edited by
Joanne S. Stevenson and Toni Tripp-Reimer. Publication No. G-177. American
Nurses Association Publications American Academy of Nursing. 1990.
The Light Around the Dark. By Elizabeth D. Gee. Publication No.
14-2476. National League for Nursing and The Center for Caring. 1992.
Listening to Patients: A Phenomenogical Approach to Nursing Research
and Practice. Sandra P. Thomas and Howard R. Pollio. Springer. 2002.
Making a Difference: Stories from the Point of Care. Volume I.
Sharon Hudacek. Sigma Theta Tau International. 2000.
Making a Difference: Stories from the Point of Care. Volume II.
Sharon Hudacek. Sigma Theta Tau International. 2005.
Meaning in Suffering : Caring Practices in the Health Professions. Edited by Nancy E. Johnston and Alwilda Scholler-Jaquish. University of Wisconsin Press. 2007.
Midwife and Other Poems on Caring. By Marilyn Krysi. Publication
No. 21-2286. National League for Nursing. 1989.
Nursing As Caring: A Model for Transforming Practice. Anne Boykin
and Savina Schoenhofer. Jones and Bartlett. 2001.
Nursing: Human Science and Human Care; A Theory of Nursing. By
Jean Watson. Publication No. 15-2236. National League for Nursing. 1988.
Nursing Interventions: Essential Nursing Treatments. 2nd edition.
Edited by Gloria M. Bulechek and Joanne C. McCloskey. W.B. Saunders Publishing
Company. 1992.
Nursing: The Philosophy and Science of Caring. By Jean Watson.
Little, Brown and Company. 1979.
Nursing: The Practice of Caring. By Anne H. Bishop and John R.
Scudder, Jr. Publication No. 14-2442. National League for Nursing Publications.
1991.
Nursing Theories in Practice. Edited by Marilyn E. Parker. Publication
No. 15-2350. National League for Nursing Publications. 1990.
On Nursing: A Literary Celebration; An Anthology. Edited by Margretta
Madden. Publication No. 14-2512. National League for Nursing Publications.
1993.
Patient-Focused Healing: Integrating Caring and Curing in Health Care.
Nancy Moore and Henrietta Komras. Jossey-Bass. 1993.
Prayer in Nursing: The Spirituality of Compassionate Caregiving.
Mary Elizabeth O'Brien. Jones and Bartlett. 2003.
The Presence of Caring in Nursing. Edited by Delores A. Gaut.
Publication No. 15-2465. National League for Nursing Publications. 1992.
The Primacy of Caring: Stress and Coping in Health and Illness.
Patricia Benner and Judith Wrubel. Addison-Wesley Publishing Company.
1989.
Quality of Life: From Nursing and Patient Perspectives: Theory, Research,
Practice. Cynthia R. King and Pamela S. Hinds. 2nd edition. Jones
and Bartlett. 2003.
Relationship-Based Care: A Model for Transforming Practice.
Edited by Mary Koloroutis. Creative Health Care Management. 2004.
Say Little, Do Much: Nursing, Nuns, and Hospitals in the Nineteenth
Century. Sioban Nelson. University of Pennyslvania Press. 2001.
The Soul of the Caring Nurse: Stories & Resources for Revitalizing
the Professional Passion. Linda Gambee Henry and James Douglas
Henry. Nursesbooks.org. 2004.
Spiritual Caregiving: Healthcare as a Ministry. Verna Benner Carson
and Harold G. Koenig. Templeton Foundation Press. 2004.
Spirituality, Suffering, and Illness: Ideas for Healing.
Lorraine M. Wright. F. A. Davis Company. 2005.
Stories for Nurses: Acts of Caring. K. Lynn Wieck. Mosby. 2003.
Suffering and Illness: Insights for Caregivers. Fay Carol Reed.
F. A. Davis. 2003.
Technological Competency as Caring in Nursing: A Model for Practice.
Rozzano C. Locsin. Sigma Theta Tau International. 2005.
To Comfort Always: A Nurse's Guide to End of Life Care. Linda
Norlander. American Nurse's Association. 2001.
Toward a Caring Curriculum: A New Pedagogy for Nursing. By Em
Olivia Bevis, Jean Watson, and Joyce P. Murray. Publication No. 15-2278.
National League for Nursing. 1989.
Transforming RN Education: Dialogue and Debate. Edited by Nancy
L. Diekelmann and Marsha L. Rather. Publication No. 14-2511. National
League for Nursing Publications. 1993.
Treating Compassion Fatigue. Edited by Charles R. Figley. Brunner-Routledge.
2002.
Videos
Care for the Caretaker. With Camille Wade Maurice. A 56-minute
video program. Rose Medical Center. 1980.
Synopsis: The need for care givers to care for themselves
and each other to provide the best care possible to patients; personal
and team responsibility to combat burn-out or low morale and facilitate
more productive work.
The Caring Helper series. With Dr. Dale G. Larson. A 187-minute
video program with guides. Scro Publications. 1991.
Contents:
Part 1 You As A Helper (29 minutes)
Part 2 Grief and Loss (34 minutes)
Part 3 Communication Skills for Effective Helping (36 minutes)
Part 4 Guidelines for Listening and Helping (24 minutes)
Part 5 Making Support Groups Work (35 minutes)
Part 6 The Helper's Journey (29 minutes)
Caring . . . It Makes a Difference. A 15-minute video program
with a guide. American Hospital Association. 1984.
Synopsis: Six vignettes for discussion; the importance
of guest relations to any employee with direct patient contact; issues
such as attitude, discretion, communication, safety, and risk prevention
that all play a role in quality patient care.
A Conversation on Caring with Jean Watson and Janet Quinn. A 27-minute
video program. National League for Nursing. 1990.
Synopsis: An informal interview to which each brings
her unique visions, excitement, and personal warmth to this stimulating
conversation on the essence of caring; discusses the Center for Human
Caring
A Guide to Applying the Art & Science of Human Caring. With
Jean Watson and Peggy Chinn. A 46-minute video program with guide. National
League for Nursing. 1993.
Contents:
Part I: 18 minutes.
Part II: 28 minutes.
Synopsis: A Video Consultation on Jean Watson's Caring Theory.
Part 1) a concise overview of the Theory of Human Science and Human
Caring. "How caring can return some of the majesty and beauty we
have factored out of the health care system."
Part 2) the outcomes of caring theory in practice: enhanced quality
of life for patients; increased job satisfaction for nurses; cost efficiencies,
derived from reduction in staff turnover and improvement in patient
satisfaction
Jean Watson "A Theory of Caring." A 47-minute video
program. A volume in The Nurse Theorists--Portraits of Excellence series.Fuld
Institute for Technology in Nursing Education. 1988.
Synopsis: The caring actions taken by nurses as they
interact with others; helping people gain a higher degree of harmony
within the mind, body, and soul as a goal of nursing practice and care.
Looking Through the Patient's Eyes. A 12-minute video. 2000. Creative
Healthcare Resources.
Synopsis: Presents the thoughts and feelings of an intubated
patient, who is restrained and on a ventilator, as he interacts with
different members of a health care team.
Nightingale's Legacy. With Beverly Baroff. A 25-minute video
program. Aquarius Health Care Videos. 2003.
Synopsis: In this video, young nursing students expectantly
look towards their caregiving journeys. Nursing staff discusses the
stresses and rewards of their job and the impending nursing shortage
around the country.
Nursing: The Power of Caring. A 39-minute video program with guide.
Carrollton, TX: HSTN, 2002.
Note: Elementary school version (15 min.) -- Middle/high
school version (18 min.) -- Nursing students for high school (6 min.).
Synopsis: This video is composed of several segments about nursing as
a career, and it is directed at elementary, middle school and high school
students, as well as anyone in a position to speak to these children
about a career in nursing.
The Power of Presence. A 44-minute video program in 2 parts with
guide. Pittsburgh, PA: Oncology Nursing Society, 2001.
Note: Part 1--The Art and Science of Caring: Our Commitment
to Our Patients; Part 2--Mentorship: Our Commitment to Our Future
Synopsis: Part One focuses on the valuable role oncology nurses play
in the lives of their patients and the rewards of nurturing the spirit
of patients and those who love them. Part Two promotes the importance
of leading through mentorship to ensure the successful future of oncology
nursing.
Sometimes . . . It's Harder to Care. A 25-minute video program.
American Hospital Association and The National Society for Patient Representatives.
1985.
Synopsis: How to identify, analyze and practice the skills
of patience and good communication necessary to maintain a caring attitude;
how to deal with angry patients and their families; how to project the
caring attitude considered by many to be the hospital's most important
competitive edge.
Therapeutic Touch: Healing through Human Energy Fields. With Janet
Quinn. A 127-minute video program. National League for Nursing and the
Center for Human Caring. 1992.
Contents:
Part 1: Theory and Research; 37 minutes.
Part 2: The Method; 45 minutes.
Part 3: Clinical Applications; 45 minutes.
Synopsis:
Part 1--an in-depth look at the philosophy, theory, and research; the
nature of healing and wholeness, important distinctions between healing
and curing; the central role of "intent" in facilitating healing;
physiological and psychological benefits of Therapeutic Touch for the
practitioner and the client.
Part 2--common mistakes of beginners; insights of experienced practitioners
Janet McRae and Dora Kunz; demonstrations of the actual method; why
"centering" is so important and how to do it; how to assess
the human energy field; the process of clearing and mobilizing the energy
field; directing energy; when to stop a treatment.
Part 3--the growing importance and multiple applications of Therapeutic
Touch; tours of major hospitals, clinics, and private practice settings
where Therapeutic Touch is routinely used; answers to questions about
introducing Therapeutic Touch into a system of health care.
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