My Nursing Philosophy

As the fruit of my educators and mentors, my philosophy is grounded on the metaparadigm of nursing (person, environment, health and nursing).

Persons: I believe that individuals are unconditionally connected with their loved ones; as a result nurses should not only care for the patient but also help the families succumb and cope with their distress. While advocate for your patient you should incorporate all the discipline necessary in order to unite the patient with their community resources. In nursing, one does not only care for the patient, but also for the patient’s entire pedigree.

Environment: In an effort to optimal recovery the patient ambiance is directly influence on their health. It is important to ensure that our patient is comfortable. Based on Watson’s theory it is imperative that the person’s environment is suitable to recovery in an endeavor to do so a supportive, protective, and corrective environment should be provided.

Health: As one can assume the persons health is directly impacted by its support system, environment, coping capacity, and ability to function with chronic condition. It is essential that nurses be actively involved in the community in an effort to promote and maintain optimal health.

Nursing: Working as a Nurse personally gives me the incredible and unique opportunity to make a difference in the lives of individuals. Individualize and culturally specific care makes all the difference in the care.