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Answers
Question:
what are the foundational lenses of
family nursing
Answer:
- relational inquiry (RI)
- strengths-based nursing (SBN)
- person- and family-centered care (PFCC)
- trauma- and violence-informed care (TVIC)
- anti-racism and anti-oppression
Question:
what is relational inquiry
Answer:
an inquiry guided by conscious participation
with persons using relational skills including
listening, questioning, empathy, mutuality,
reciprocity, self-observation, reflection, and
sensitivity to emotional contexts
Question:
relational inquiry requires
Answer:
- knowledge
- inquiry
- clinical skills (judgement, decision-making,
competencies)
- particular way of being
Question:
2 essential components of
relational inquiry
, Answer:
1. relational consciousness
2. inquiry as action
Question:
what is relational consciousness
Answer:
- people are relational beings situated and
constituted through social, cultural, political,
and historical processes and communities
- consider intrapersonal, interpersonal, and
contextual levels
- acknowledge that relationships are important
- understand that there are different types of
relationships
Question:
what is inquiry as action
Answer:
- the "how to" of relational consciousness
- enter into each nursing situation inquiring into
the relational experiences of people (including
ourselves, contexts, knowledge, meaningful
purposes, excellence in practice, and effective
outcomes
- the way that you work as a nurse with relational
consciousness
ex: COVID-19 doesn't allow partner/family in
room during birth (how does this affect their
experience as a health event?)
Question:
what are the 3 approaches to
family nursing
, Answer:
1. "all nursing in family nursing"
2. "family nursing"
3. "family"
Question:
what is family as context
Answer:
- individual care in context of family
- not enough emphasis on family as an entire
unit
- one person is center of care, parent is
supporting/a resource but NOT the center of
care
ex: usually just focus on baby or mum, but no
bed available for partner
Question:
what is family as client
Answer:
- each family member a client
- a whole family is considered a client to 1 care
provider (family doctor), but each member is an
individual client
Question:
what is family systems
Answer:
- individuals AND family unit a focus of care
- individual focus on parent and baby but also
holistic view of whole family and how it is doing
- everyone in family is experiencing one
member's illness in different way
Answers
Question:
what are the foundational lenses of
family nursing
Answer:
- relational inquiry (RI)
- strengths-based nursing (SBN)
- person- and family-centered care (PFCC)
- trauma- and violence-informed care (TVIC)
- anti-racism and anti-oppression
Question:
what is relational inquiry
Answer:
an inquiry guided by conscious participation
with persons using relational skills including
listening, questioning, empathy, mutuality,
reciprocity, self-observation, reflection, and
sensitivity to emotional contexts
Question:
relational inquiry requires
Answer:
- knowledge
- inquiry
- clinical skills (judgement, decision-making,
competencies)
- particular way of being
Question:
2 essential components of
relational inquiry
, Answer:
1. relational consciousness
2. inquiry as action
Question:
what is relational consciousness
Answer:
- people are relational beings situated and
constituted through social, cultural, political,
and historical processes and communities
- consider intrapersonal, interpersonal, and
contextual levels
- acknowledge that relationships are important
- understand that there are different types of
relationships
Question:
what is inquiry as action
Answer:
- the "how to" of relational consciousness
- enter into each nursing situation inquiring into
the relational experiences of people (including
ourselves, contexts, knowledge, meaningful
purposes, excellence in practice, and effective
outcomes
- the way that you work as a nurse with relational
consciousness
ex: COVID-19 doesn't allow partner/family in
room during birth (how does this affect their
experience as a health event?)
Question:
what are the 3 approaches to
family nursing
, Answer:
1. "all nursing in family nursing"
2. "family nursing"
3. "family"
Question:
what is family as context
Answer:
- individual care in context of family
- not enough emphasis on family as an entire
unit
- one person is center of care, parent is
supporting/a resource but NOT the center of
care
ex: usually just focus on baby or mum, but no
bed available for partner
Question:
what is family as client
Answer:
- each family member a client
- a whole family is considered a client to 1 care
provider (family doctor), but each member is an
individual client
Question:
what is family systems
Answer:
- individuals AND family unit a focus of care
- individual focus on parent and baby but also
holistic view of whole family and how it is doing
- everyone in family is experiencing one
member's illness in different way
