Katie Eriksson

• Caritative Caring Theory - focus on the idea of love and care as the central elements in nursing practice
• Caring Ethics - practical relationship between the patient and the nurse
• Nursing Ethics - ethical principles that guide a nurse's decision-making abilities
• 7 Categories of Caring Ethics: Dignity, Care Relationship, Invitation, Responsibility, Virtue, Obligation or Duty, Good and Evil
• Person - based on the axiom that the human being is an entity of body, soul, and spirit
• Caritas - Latin term meaning love or charity
• Health - unity of the three components of Human Being
• Body - Physical Health of a person
• Spirit - the moral health of a person
• Caring Culture - parson's all the set of traditions and values
• Soul - mental and emotional status of the self
• Three Components of Human Being: Body, Soul, Spirit
• Caritative Caring Theory - emphasizes the importance of patient-nurse relationship and the role of love and healing
• Who developed the theory of caritative caring?

  Katie Eriksson
• Caritative Caring Theory - distinguishes between caring ethics, the practical relationship between the patient and nurse, and nursing ethics
• Eriksson advocates for viewing patients as whole individuals
• Care - not just addressing physical symptoms but also about providing emotional and spiritual support
• Caring Science - involves understanding the patient's lived experience and fostering a therapeutic relationship
• Dignity - the deepest ethical motive in all caring
• Dignity - implies inner freedom and responsibility for one's own and other lives
• Care Relationship - has to be caritative base on love, attention and a will to listen and share the other person's story, suffering, and life circumstances
• Invitation - how we can includes the other person and offer a caring relationship
• Responsibility - centers on compassionate care, prioritizing patient's well being, and addressing ethical issues with integrity
• Virtue - is all about power or strength, goodness and art
• Virtue - a power that makes it possible to realize what is good for human beings
• Obligation or Duty - a promise that is experienced as an action of love
• Good and Evil - in caring, this means that the unconditional actions are founded in the carer's will to do "well" for the patient
• Caritas - constitutes the inner force that is connected with mission to care
• Caritative Care Ethics - makes a basic distinction between caring and nursing ethics
• Nursing ethics - deals with ethical principles and rules that guide nursing decisions
• Living Space - replaced the term environment in to this
• Environment - shaped and influenced by all the set of traditions and values (also known as "Caring Culture)
• Living Space - refers to anything that surrounds and affects a patient's overall health