Synchronicity in Human-Space-Time Theory of Nursing Engagement (2022)

Nurse Amygdala
27 Oct 202224:02

Summary

TLDRDr. Presley Lim Sako's presentation introduces the 'Synchronicity in Human Space-Time Theory of Nursing Engagement,' exploring how nursing is intertwined with globalization, technological advancements, and human interconnectedness. The theory emphasizes principles of emancipation, equity, interconnectivity, and transcendence, highlighting the transformative nature of nursing practice. Influenced by notable theorists like Carl Jung and Martha Rogers, the theory advocates for a holistic approach to nursing that transcends space and time, fostering meaningful care experiences and a deeper understanding of human health. It calls for the nursing profession to adapt to evolving global healthcare challenges while preserving the core values of human dignity and care.

Takeaways

  • ๐Ÿ˜€ The synchronicity in human space-time theory of nursing highlights the interconnectedness between human thoughts, experiences, and events, which shape nursing care and engagement.
  • ๐Ÿ˜€ The theory emphasizes the importance of nursing as a holistic, evolving practice, shaped by technological advancements, globalization, and complex healthcare systems.
  • ๐Ÿ˜€ Emancipation, equity, interconnectedness, and human transcendence are the four core principles driving nursing practices in this theory, aiming to empower individuals and promote social justice in healthcare.
  • ๐Ÿ˜€ The concept of synchronicity in nursing refers to meaningful coincidences or events that occur within the context of caring experiences, influencing health and well-being.
  • ๐Ÿ˜€ Nurses need to embrace technological advances in healthcare, ensuring that technology is used to enhance humanistic care rather than replace it.
  • ๐Ÿ˜€ The theory stresses the importance of a healing environment, both internal (within the nurse's body and mind) and external (in the physical and social spaces where care occurs).
  • ๐Ÿ˜€ Nursing care is viewed as a transformative process that transcends time and space, where both the nurse and the patient are continuously evolving through their interactions.
  • ๐Ÿ˜€ Human health and wellness are seen as synchronized with space and time, meaning that healing is possible even amidst disease or crisis when there is a connection to wholeness.
  • ๐Ÿ˜€ The theory encourages nurses to be present in the moment and engage in meaningful connections with patients, while recognizing that each caring encounter is unique and transformative.
  • ๐Ÿ˜€ The model highlights the importance of interdisciplinary influences, including Carl Jung, Martha Rogers, Rosemary Rizzo Parse, and Dr. Zana Laksin, who have shaped the development of synchronicity in nursing.
  • ๐Ÿ˜€ Nurses are encouraged to recognize the intrinsic value of every caring encounter, transcending labels like disease diagnoses, and focusing on the person as a whole being.

Q & A

  • What is the Synchronicity in Human Space-Time Theory of Nursing Engagement?

    -The Synchronicity in Human Space-Time Theory of Nursing Engagement is a concept that connects nursing practice with the idea of meaningful coincidences and interconnectedness. It proposes that nursing is an evolving practice, integrating human care with technological advancements, where human health and well-being are intertwined with space, time, and experiences.

  • How does the principle of emancipation relate to nursing practice?

    -Emancipation in nursing refers to empowering individuals to overcome current challenges and to have hope for the future. It encourages nurses to perceive others holistically, fostering dignity and self-determination while addressing the multifaceted realities presented by globalization in healthcare.

  • What role does equity play in the nursing profession according to the theory?

    -Equity in nursing is viewed as a shared value that ensures justice and fairness within the healthcare system. The theory highlights the importance of creating an ethical, equity-oriented health care system that promotes justice in human caring and acknowledges the diverse needs of populations.

  • Can you explain the concept of interconnectivity within this theory?

    -Interconnectivity emphasizes the fundamental interconnectedness of all individuals within the larger social and healthcare systems. It underscores how globalization in healthcare has catalyzed nursing practices, leading to the social mandate of equitable care and fostering meaningful connections between healthcare providers and communities.

  • What is human transcendence, and how does it influence nursing practice?

    -Human transcendence refers to the ability to go beyond human limitations and space-time influences. In nursing, it facilitates the growth and evolution of nursing practices globally. It encourages nurses to view patients not merely as subjects of care but as whole, interconnected beings whose dignity transcends physical conditions.

  • How does the theory integrate technology in nursing practice?

    -The theory incorporates technology as an essential tool in nursing, emphasizing that technological knowing enables nurses to provide care that is both humane and efficient. Nurses are encouraged to use technology to gather relevant data while maintaining a holistic, person-centered approach to care.

  • What is meant by 'rhythmical connecting' in the theory?

    -'Rhythmical connecting' refers to the process of aligning nursing activities with the natural rhythms of human experience. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing the dignity of individuals even in challenging circumstances, such as working with patients in comas, and expressing care through empathetic actions.

  • How does 'transformational engaging' impact nursing practice?

    -Transformational engaging is the process by which both the nurse and the patient are continually transformed through their interactions. This includes reflecting on each care encounter and recognizing the profound changes that occur in both parties. It highlights the reciprocal nature of nursing care and the ongoing personal transformation it fosters.

  • What are the implications of the theory for nursing education?

    -In nursing education, the theory calls for holistic learning that embraces multiple ways of knowingโ€”empirical, ethical, aesthetic, and personal. It challenges educators to integrate these ways of knowing into the curriculum to ensure that nurses are prepared to navigate the complexities of modern healthcare and technology.

  • How does the theory suggest nurses should deal with crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic?

    -The theory emphasizes that during crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, nurses must uphold the principles of synchronicity, maintaining meaningful connections despite the challenges. Nurses are encouraged to focus on their inner healing environment and to ensure that their care is transformative, resilient, and empowering for both themselves and the individuals they care for.

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