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Named a Living Legend by the American Academy of Nursing in 2011

Judith Wrubel

Patricia Benner

  • PhD in Human Development and Aging at UCSF
  • co-investigator in study of the role of coping and positive emotion in people newly diagnosed with HIV
  • Master's in nursing from UCSF in 1970
  • PhD from UC Berkeley in 1982
  • Joined UCSF's nursing faculty

“The one outcome...is not a client outcome, nor indeed an “outcome”at all, but rather a characteristic of mutuality in caring practice whereby the one cared for is valued rather than objectified.”

Benner, P. & Wrubel , J. (1988)

The Patient is a WHOLE Person

The Theory

What three things would you want your nurse to know about you so he/she could incorporate those things into your care if you were a patient?

  • Physical
  • Mental
  • Emotional

Example:

  • Caring in an ethical manner
  • Formal rules and theories create theoretical foundation for nursing
  • Experiences grants nurses judgment
  • Wholistic approach to healthcare than previous models

Published in 1989

1. When I am stressed or in pain, I hold my breath.

2. I love to laugh, it soothes me.

3. I love good food.

Caring and Nursing Today

How would you incorporate the theory into your nursing care?

  • Nursing experience leads to better judgment over time
  • Patient piece of mind and emotional stability are important
  • Help your patients cope with the stresses of illness

The Primacy of Caring

Benner & Wrubel's Theory

Presented by:

Kalyanee Vadlamudi

Laura Perez

Amy Watzka

Myint Lwin

Lauren Gallagher

Elaine Kan

May 7, 2014

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Samuel Merritt University

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