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International Association for Human Caring

Edmonton AB Canada 5/31 to 6/2 2017

Rediscovering Love and Compassion: In Caring Practice and in Caring Science

Penta Cara

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Acknowledgement

MacEwan University recognizes the importance of honouring and acknowledging

Treaty 6 Territory as Canada and Canadians work toward strengthening relations and

building bridges with all Aboriginal communities.

Treaty 6 was signed on August 23, 1876 at Fort Carlton in Saskatchewan. The total

area of the Treaty stretches from western Alberta, through Saskatchewan and into

Manitoba; and includes 50 First Nations. Provisions in the Treaty recognize the notion

of the medicine chest as well as the right to education (http://www.treatysix.org/).

MacEwan values the historical importance and offerings of the Aboriginal Peoples and

their cultures and appreciates the significant contribution that the Aboriginal

community engaged in the past as well as today and in the future. Honouring the right

of First Nations for self-determination must be respected; including the right to select

their own government and political structures, and to decide and lead the social,

cultural, spiritual, and economic progress of their people.

In the spirit of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, Faculty at

MacEwan have the responsibility to shape the views of student who will then share

knowledge with others and engage in care which honours diversity.


The Sculpture – Penta Cara

The new symbol of International Association for Human Caring (IAHC), in the

form of a trophy sized stainless steel sculpture, is named Penta Cara, and

represents five aspects of natural and exponential caring.

Created by world-renowned artist, Gloria Tew, and commissioned by the current

president of IAHC, Patrick Dean, Penta Cara is reminiscent of Fibonacci’s

mathematical spiral.

Presentations on the sculpture’s meaning, in terms of natural and exponential

caring, will be given during this conference, by Patrick Dean.


Sister Marie Simone Roach July 30, 1922 – July 2, 2016

Roman Catholic Nun, Registered Nurse, scholar, department chair, educator, ethicist, mentor, friend, and colleague. In 1980, the Canadian Nurses Association requested Sister Simone design a code of ethics to guide everyday practice for registered nurses in Canada; although revisions to the code have happened it continues to reflect her original intent. For her life of dedication to the profession and discipline of nursing she became a member of the Order of Canada in 2010; specifically for her advancement of nursing education and ethics.

She was born, Eileen Roach, on July 30, 1922, to parents Mary and Simon; her religious name is in honour of her parents. Growing up in New Waterford, Cape Breton Island, she remembers a lot of hard work with four sisters and six brothers, but also a home full of love. She became a nurse after graduating from St. Joseph’s Hospital School of Nursing. The Sisters of St. Martha were in charge of the local hospital and their spiritual actions influenced her decision to join their congregation professing her final vows in 1950. However, this wasn’t the end of her formal studies – graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from St. Francis Xavier, a Master of Science in Nursing (Education) from Boston University, receiving her PhD in 1970 from Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., and finally a Postdoctoral scholar in ethics at Harvard Divinity School in Massachusetts.

Her scholarly pursuits began with understanding the contemporary ethics of human nature and caring. She recognized that, “caring is the most common, authentic criterion of humanness” (2002, p. 28). Her caring theory, Caring, The Human Mode of Being provided guidance to her question, “What is a nurse doing when she or he is caring?” (2002, p. 43). She has lectured internationally, her theory is the basis for curriculum, and her articles resonate and influence registered nurses in all practice areas.

Later on in life – centering prayer, baking, storytelling, and singing became central. She died peacefully at Bethany, the Sisters of St. Martha’s Motherhouse, in Antigonish, Nova Scotia surrounded by her community. She has influence so many of our lives, personally and professionally, and will be missed.

Submitted by Dr. Colleen Maykut (mentee, colleague, and friend)


IAHC President’s Message

Dear supporter of caring science in nursing,

“Rediscovering love and compassion in caring practice and in caring science” is the theme of the 2017 Annual Conference of the International Association for Human Caring (IAHC). In 1979, anthropologist and nursing theorist, Madeleine Leininger, identified human caring as the essence of the nursing profession, and with a group of like-minded nurses, founded IAHC. IAHC needs your support to sustain its growth into a future where threats to human caring, including dehumanizing technology and unequal distribution of healthcare in many parts of the world, have the potential to greatly reduce the healing effects of caring practice and caring science.

Patrick J Dean RN, EDD, OSTJ Clinical Associate Professor University of Minnesota School of Nursing International Association for Human Caring President

Dean of Faculty of Nursing – MacEwan University

I am so pleased to welcome you to the 38th Annual Conference of the (IAHC) International Association

for Human Caring! MacEwan University has a long-standing history of providing quality nursing

education that is relevant and reflective of current nursing practice in the province and beyond. Caring

is one of the core values of the Faculty of Nursing and through its practice, as a Faculty of Nursing we -

Inspire Nurses. Create Connections. Transform Lives. I am convinced that the Human Caring

conference will energize us, cause us to critically reflect as individuals, and challenge us to think about

and enhance our caring practice.

Vince Salyers, EdD, RN, ANEF

Dean and Professor, Faculty of Nursing MacEwan University

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Keynote Speakers

Chantal Cara, PhD., RN Professor, Faculty of Nursing Sciences, Université de Montréal

Distinguished Caring Science Scholar, Watson Caring Science Institute Dr. Chantal Cara is currently a full professor at the Faculty of Nursing, Université de Montréal in Québec, Canada. She earned her Ph.D. from the University Of Colorado School Of Nursing, under the directorship of Dr. Jean Watson. For almost 30 years, Dr. Cara has been actively involved in the understanding of the philosophy of caring in Nursing, more specifically in clinical rehabilitation, education, management, and research. She is a researcher at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation (CRIR) of Greater Montreal as well as the Quebec Network on Nursing Intervention Research for humanistic nursing practices, Quebec, Canada. Recently, she was awarded the honorific title Distinguished Caring Science Scholar by the Watson Caring Science Institute, Colorado, USA.

Sigríður Halldórsdóttir Professor and Head of the Faculty of Graduate Studies, School of Health Sciences

Háskólinn á Akureyri / University of Akureyri Skrifstofa / Office: Sólborg, A301

Sigridur is currently a full professor and head of the Faculty of Graduate Studies at the School of Health Sciences, University of Akureyri, Iceland. Her master‘s degree is from the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, where she wrote in 1988 a master‘s thesis on caring and uncaring. She has been involved in the International Association for Human Caring from 1991. She earned her PhD from the Department of Caring Sciences, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Linköping in Sweden in 1996. Her doctoral thesis was Caring and Uncaring Encounters in Nursing and Health Care: Developing a Theory. Further development of that theory was published in 2012 in the International Journal for Human Caring [vol. 16(2)], Nursing as Compassionate Competence: A Theory on Professional Nursing Care based on the Patient‘s Perspective. She has developed other theories e.g. published in the Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences in 2008 The Dynamics of the Nurse-Patient Relationship: Introduction of a Synthesized Theory from the Patient‘s Perspective.


Program Agenda

All meeting sessions at MacEwan University unless otherwise noted; plan time for the short walk from the hotel.

Wednesday May 31 at MacEwan University (6th Street Building – Cafeteria)

6:30 am - 8:15 am Breakfast (Provided by the Hotel with room) 7:30 am - 8:30 am Registration; Coffee and Tea provided 8:30 am - 9:00 am Opening Ceremonies – Elder Elsie Paul

Opening remarks - Patrick Dean, IAHC President, Dr. Cynthia Zutter (Vice Provost, MacEwan University, and Dr. Vince Salyers (Dean, Faculty of Nursing)

9:00 am - 10:00 am Opening keynote - Sigridur Halldórsdóttir, PhD (Med. Dr.) Professor and Head of the Faculty of Graduate Studies School of Health Sciences, University of Akureyri

10:00 am - 10:45am Break – Refreshments 10:45 am - 12:15 pm Paper presentations (5 breakout rooms) 12:15 pm - 1:30 pm Lunch on own 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm Paper presentations (5 breakout rooms) 3:30 pm - 4:15 pm Break: Ice Cream Bar Sponsored by Dr. Colleen Maykut and Ms. Carol Wild 4:15pm - 5:15 pm Paper presentations (5 breakout rooms) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Opening reception and social time

(Yellowhead Brewery, cash bar, light food) Sponsored by Florida Atlantic University, Christine E. Lynn College

of Nursing

Dinner on own


Thursday June 1 at MacEwan University

6:30 am - 8:15 am Breakfast (Provided by the Hotel with Room) 7:30 am - 8:30 am Registration & Coffee 8:30 am - 9:00 am Opening remarks - Patrick Dean, IAHC President 9:00 am - 10:00 am Keynote – Chantal Cara, PhD., Inf.

Professeure titulaire, Faculté des sciences infirmières, Université de Montréal; Distinguished Caring Science Scholar, Watson Caring Science Institute

10:00 am - 10:45 am Break – Refreshments 10:45 am - 12:15 pm Paper presentations (breakout sessions) 12:15 pm - 1:30 pm Lunch on own 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm Paper presentations (breakout sessions) 3:30 pm - 4:15 pm Break - Snack and Refreshment 4:15 pm - 5:15 pm Paper presentations (breakout sessions) 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Poster Session, Reception and Tribute to Sr. Simone

Cash bar and light food (Multi-Purpose Room; MacEwan University) Sponsored by Chi Nu and the Faculty of Nursing (MacEwan University) Musical Interlude by Bill Richards' Trio (MacEwan University)

Dinner on own


Friday June 2 at MacEwan University

6:30 am - 8:00 am Breakfast (Provided by the Hotel with Room) 8:00 am - 9:30 am IAHC Annual business meeting (IAHC Members) 9:30 am - 10:15 am Break – Refreshments 10:15 am - 12:00 pm Theorists’ Roundtable (All attendees) 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm Lunch on own 1:15 pm - 3:15 pm Paper presentations (breakout sessions) 3:15 pm - 4:15 pm Closing comments and program evaluations


IAHC Conference Planning Committee Members

Patrick J. Dean, Ed.D, RN, OSTJ University of Minnesota School of Nursing Shirley Gordon, PhD, RN, NCSN, AHN-BC Florida Atlantic University Carolynn Kane, Conference Organizer MacEwan University; Faculty of Health and Community Studies Colleen Maykut, DNP, RN MacEwan University; Department of Nursing Science Cole Miller, BScN, RN MacEwan University; Alumnus Carol Wild, MScN, RN MacEwan University; Department of Nursing Science

IAHC Board of Directors President Patrick J. Dean, Ed.D, RN, OSTJ University of Minnesota School of Nursing President-Elect Shirley Gordon, PhD, RN, NCSN, AHN-BC Florida Atlantic University Secretary Kathleen L. Sitzman, PHD, RN, CNE, ANEF East Carolina University Treasurer M. Brooks Turkel, MBA Commonwealth Health Regional Hospital of Scranton Past President Nancy E.M. France, PhD., RN Florida Atlantic University


Directors Marie-Pierre Avoine Centre Affilie Universitaire Sharon Ann Cumbie, PhD, RN, CS University of West Georgia Jane Flanagan, PhD., ANP-BC Boston College Jo Ann Kim, PhD., RN, ACNS-BC, CNE University of South Dakota Rozzano Locsin, RN, PhD, FAAN Florida Atlantic University John W. Nelson, PhD, MS, RN Healthcare Environment A. Lynne Wagner, EdD, MSN, RN University of Colorado International Journal for Human Caring Editor Zane Robinson Wolf, PhD, RN, FAAN La Salle University Association Manager Peter Metsker Professional Association Resources


Introducing new IAHC Board Members Jan M. Anderson, EdD, RN, AHN-BC Watson Caring Science Institute Charlotte D. Barry, PhD., RN, NCSN, FAAN Florida Atlantic University Charlotte Delmar, PhD, RN, MPG, Fellow EANS Institute of Public Health, Aarhus University, Denmark

Congratulations to the IAHC 2017 Scholarship and Award Recipients

Jean Watson Scholarship Ayse Kalstas Florida Atlantic University Drosebeke Caring Award Alihj-Marl Akbar, BSN; MA Silliman University, Philippines Vincente Teves Locsin Award Romeo Luis Macabasag, MAN, RN Research Development and Innovation Center Our Lady of Fatima University, Philippines Parker & Barry Community Caring Award Diane Gullett, RN, MSN, MPH, PhD Florida Atlantic University

Congratulations to the Sister Simone Roach Award 2017 - MacEwan University

Ms. Jenna Heinemann, BScN, GN

IAHC 38th Annual Conference Page 1 of 36

Time/Room

Abstract Title

Presenters

Credentials

Institutions

Wednesday May 31 10:45-12:15 6-136

A Somatic Phenomenon of Embodied Spiritual

Presence: Connecting with True Self in the Lived

Body

Suda Rongmuang PhDc, RN Ramathibodi School of

Nursing, Mahidol

University, Thailand

Paper

Relationship between HCAHPS Scores and

Watson’s Theory of Caring

John Nelson PhD, MS, RN Healthcare Environment Paper

Engaging Head, Hands, and Heart: Integrating

Caring Science Pedagogies in Nursing Professional Development

Grissel Hernandez MPH, BSN, RN, HNB-

BC

Stanford Health Care & University of Colorado

College of Nursing

Paper

6-153 A Caring Theory Empirically Realized:

Developing a Measurement Tool

Jane Sumner PhD, RN, ANEF Louisiana State Univ Health

New Orleans, School of

Nursing

Paper

Providing Loving and Compassionate Care in

Hospitals: Nurses™ Quandary

Ann-Marie Urban RN, RPN, PhD,

Associate Professor

University of Regina Paper

International Caring Behavior Index for Nurses

as Deduced from Different Voices

Hilario Noveno PhD NEd, MSN,

MAN, RN, BSN

Paradise Valley

Hospital and United

States University

Paper

6-238

Enhancing Caring Practice though Collaborative

Interventional Learning Simulation

Rebecca Turpin PhD, MSN, NEA-BC Appalachian State

University

Paper Sheila Hurley PhD Tennessee Tech University Kim Hanna PhD Tennessee Tech University Ann Hellman PhD Tennessee Tech University

The Language of Connection: Nurses Finding

Their Voice

Mark Beck DNP, MSN, BS, RN-

BC, CENP

Samuel Merritt University Paper


Time /

Room

Abstract Title

Presenters

Credentials

Institutions

Wednesday May 31

Wednesday May 31

10:45-12:15 6-252

Healing Transcendence: Use of Social Media Support Groups by Persons In The

Transplant Journey

Valarie Grumme PhD RN CCRN Florida Atlantic University Paper

Shirley Gordon PhD, NCSN, AHN-BC Florida Atlantic University

Charlotte Barry PhD RN NCSN

FAAN

Florida Atlantic University

Nancey France PhD, RN, AHN-BC Florida Atlantic University

The Meaning of Caring from the Lived

Experiences of Filipino Informatics Nurses: A

Phenomenology

Romeo Luis

Macabasag RN, MAN Our Lady of Fatima

University, Valenzuela,

Philippines

Paper

6-256

As the Rooster Crows: A Medical Mission of

Love, Hope, and Compassion

Denise Bailey Ed.D, MSN, MEd.,

RN, CSN

La Salle University

School of Nursing and

Health Sciences

Workshop

Mary WIlby Ph.D., MSN, RN, CRNP, ANP-BC

La Salle University School of Nursing and Health Sciences

1:30 -3:30 6-136 Developing Transpersonal Presence to Promote

Reconciliation

Elizabeth White-

MacDonald

RN, BScN, MN MacEwan University Paper

The Caring Mentoring Model: The Power of

Transpersonal Presence

A. Lynne Wagner EdD, MSN, RN,

FACCE, CHMT

Nurse Educator/Consultant;

Watson Caring Science

Institute; University of

Colorado, Watson Caring

Science Center

Paper


Time /

Room

Abstract Title

Presenters

Credentials

Institutions

Wednesday May 31

1:30-3:30

6-153 Healing Power of Storytelling: A Holistic Way of Knowing Self and Others

A. Lynne Wagner EdD, MSN, RN Nurse Consultant / Educator, Faculty Associate, Watson Caring Science Institute; University of Colorado

Paper

The Congruence Between Nurse's Caring Behavior and Patient's Perception of Being Cared for

Grace Burgos BSN, RN, MSN PhD

student

Silliman University Paper

Bereaved Parents' Stories: The Use of

Religion/Spirituality to Cope with their

Infant's/Child's Death

Dawn Hawthorne PhD, RN Florida Atlantic University Paper

JoAnne Youngblut PhD, RN, FAAN Florida International University

Dorothy Brooten PhD, RN, FAAN Florida International University

6-238

Penta Cara: A Symbol of Natural and

Exponential Caring

Patrick Dean EDD, RN, OSTJ University of Minnesota School of Nursing

Paper

Turning Points Prompting End of Life Decision-

Making for Older Adult Family Members

Janet Sopcheck RN, PhD, CCRN,

CEN, NE-BC

Florida Atlantic University Paper


Time/

Room

Abstract Title

Presenters

Credentials

Institutions

Wednesday May 31 1:30 -3:30 6-238

Meaning Of Formative Experience in Nursing

Based o n Philosophy Of Caring. La Serena, Chile

Maria

Florencia

Carolina

Carolina

Carmen Luz

Lagos Nutters Leiva Rivera

Faculty member Faculty member Faculty member Faculty member

University of La Serena, Chile University of La Serena, Chile University of La Serena, Chile University of La Serena, Chile

Paper

6-252 Re-envisioning Caring in Nursing in a World of

Anthropomorphic Intelligent Machines

RoRozzano Locsin RN, PhD, FAAN Tokushima University, and Florida Atlantic University

Paper

Integrated Care Coordination Based on Caring

Science through the use of Health Information

Technology

Eugenia Millender PhD, RN, PHMNP- BC, CDE


Patricia Dittman PhD, RN, CDE Florida Atlantic University

Jessica Sodek MSN, ARNP, CDE Florida Atlantic University

6-256 Nursing Students' Perceptions of Caring in

their First Semester Acute Care Clinical Bev Beverley Lugo MSN, RN, CCRN Boise State University Paper

Advancing Human Caring Among Nursing

Students Through a Life Review Project

Laurel Ostrow DNP, CNP, MAT, MSN, BA

Minnesota State University, Mankato

Paper


Time / Room

Abstract Title

Presenters

Credentials

Institutions

Wednesday May 31 4:15 -5:15 6-136

6-153

Advancing the Ontology and Epistemology of

Caring Science through Creative Inquiry

Caring Science, Mindful Practice: Implementing

Watson's Human Caring Theory at Work

Marian Turkel PhD RN NEA-BC

FAAN

Florida Atlantic University Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing

Workshop

Jean Watson PhD, RN, AHN-BC, FAAN

University of Colordao, Denver

Michael Turkel MBA Lancaster Regional Medical Center

Kathleen Sitzman PhD, RN, CNE,

ANEF, FAAN

East Carolina University Workshop

Thursday June 1 10:45-12:15

6-136 Participative Engagement in an Online

Educational Environment

Lorraine Gdanetz MSN, RN, PCCN,

Caritas Coach

University of Colorado, Denver

School of Nursing

Paper

A Qualitative Meta-Synthesis: Technology, Educator Intention, and Relationships in Virtual Learning Spaces

Lorraine Gdanetz MSN, RN, PCCN University of Colorado, Denver Anschutz Medical Campus College of Nursing

Paper

Creation of a Caring Connection with Freshman

Nursing Students

Mellisa Lund MSN, RN, FNP-BC Gannon University Paper

6-153 Discovering Caring and Compassion: Nursing

Approaches to Support Family Caregiver

Decision-Making for Children

Elizabeth Olafson MSN, MSEd, RN Florida International

University/ Florida

Atlantic University

Paper

Shirley Gordon PhD, RN, NCSN, AHN-BC

Florida Atlantic University


Time/

Room

Abstract Title

Presenters

Credentials

Institutions

Thursday June 1

10:45-12:15

6-153 Caring Behaviors Inventory Revised: Validation

and Psychometric Properties

Zane Wolf PhD, RN, FAAN La Salle University Paper

Patricia Dillon PhD, RN La Salle University

Ann Townsend DrNP, MSN, RN, APRN

La Salle Univesity

Amy Glasroth DrNP, RN Virtua

6-252 Fifty Years and Counting: A Tale of a Learning

Journey Through 54 Years of Psychiatric Nursing Practice

Ross Stewart RPN, RN, MHSc Marineview Housing Society

Paper

Mountains to Climb: Male Nurses and Their

Perspective on Professional Impairment

Patricia Dittman PhD, MSN, RN, CDE Florida Atlantic University Paper

6-256 The Caring Cap: The Journey Continues.

Discovering Caring at the Bedside Utilizing Roach’s Attributes.

Briley Burns BScN, RN Lady Cilento Children’s

Hospital, Queensland,

Australia

Paper

Title: Co-Creating Caring Environments: Story-Sharing in End of Life Research

Janet Sopcheck RN, PhD, CCRN, CEN, NE-BC


Promoting Caring Through Storytelling Joan Dorman Clinical Associate

Professor

Purdue University Northwest

Paper

1:30-3:30

6-136 The Cascading Effect of Civility on Professional

Clarity, Job Satisfaction and Caring for Patients

John Nelson PhD, MS, RN Healthcare Environment Paper Tara Nichols MS, RN, CCRN, CCNS,

ACNS-BC, AGCNS-BC Mercy Health Saint Mary's

Using a Case Study to Demonstrate the Utility of

a Nursing Theory in Clinical Practice

Jane Sumner RN PhD ANEF Louisiana State University

Health New Orleans

School of Nursing

Paper


Time / Room

Abstract Title

Presenters

Credentials

Institutions

Thursday June 1

1:30-3:30

6-136 Derived Model of Caring Safety Voice Kelly Morrow MSN, RN-BC, CNE Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas &


Paper

6-153 Community, the 7th C Colleen Maykut RN, BScN, MN, DNP MacEwan University,

Department of Nursing Science

Paper

Exploring Our Capacity To Feel Love and Compassion Through Poetry.

Jennifer Reich PhD, RN, NC-BC Northern Arizona University (Part-Time), Poet and Author

Paper

Promoting humanity and authentic human caring relationships within healthcare via the platform of Twitter

Tina South PhD candidate University of West London Paper

Human Potential Fulfillment within Nursing

Engagements: A Theory of Nursing

Alih-Marl Akbar BSN; MA Silliman University, Philippines

Paper

Rozzano Locsin RN; PhD, FAAN Tokushima University

Graduate School,

Tokushima Japan

6-238

Understanding the Suffering of Others: Shared Vulnerability and Feelings of Disgust

Shirley Gordon PhD, RN, NCSN, AHN-BC


ALS Family Caregiving: A Picture That Still Needs to Be Painted

Peggy Shipley PhD, RN Bloomsburg University Paper


Time / Room

Abstract Title

Presenters

Credentials

Institutions

Thursday June 1 1:30-3:30 6-238

Concept Analysis: Family Conference Rodenick Agtarap Doctor Of P hilosophy In Nursing Student

Baguio General Hospital and Medical Center

Paper

6-252

Teaching from the Heart: A Nursing Faculty Experience

Nancy Vitali MS, RN, Caritas Coach Watson Caring Science Institute, Tulsa Community College

Paper

AN ON-LINE CARING SCIENCE SEMINAR Kathleen Oman PhD, RN, FAEN, FAAN

University of Colorado Denver Children's Hospital Colorado

Paper

Learning the Art and Science of Caring in Nursing Using Aesthetic Knowing

Darlene Amendolair Ph.D, RN USC Upstate Paper

6-256 To know caring science is to love citizen

science Patrick Dean RN BSN MSN EDD

OSTJ University of Minnesota School of Nursing

Paper

Caring Science: Guiding the Inner Journey for

Creating Reflective Practitioners

Sara Horton- Deutsch

PhD, RN, FAAN, ANEF

University of Colorado Paper

4:15-5:15 6-136

Caring Science: Guiding the Inner Journey for Creating Reflective Practitioners

Sara Horton- Deutsch

PhD, RN, FAAN, ANEF

University of Colorado Paper

Gwen Sherwood PhD, RN, FAAN, ANEF

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill


Time / Room

Abstract Title Presenters Credentials Institutions

Thursday June 1 4:15-5:15 6-136

Holding sacred space /Watson Joseph Giovannoni DNP, APRN, PMHCNS-BC

Private Holistic Mental Health Practice, Honolulu Hawaii

Paper

6-153 Creating a Caring Science Curriculum: Creating

a Caring Science Curriculum: Transcending the Behaviorist Paradigm

Marcia Hills RN PhD FAAN University of Victoria Workshop Jean Watson RN PhD FAAN Watson Caring Science

Institute

6-238

Ray's Theory of Bureaucratic Caring: A Framework to Analyze Fentanyl Abuse in Canada

Malena Hanak 4th Year BScN Student MacEwan University Paper

Healing through Cultural Competence Nicole May 4th Year BScN Student MacEwan University Paper

Jennifer Sych 4th Year BScN Student MacEwan University

Colleen Maykut DNP MacEwan University

6-252 A Curriculum Transformation: Towards An

Emancipatory Paradigm Change In The

Nursing Program, The Chilean Case.

EUGENIA URRA Faculty Member Universit La Serena Paper

Adopting the Caring Science Curriculum in the Nursing Community: Shifting focus to provide holistic education to the new multigenerational and multicultural classroom

Jill Hruska RN, BSCN, Caritas Coach

Assiniboine Community College

Paper


Time / Room

Abstract Title

Presenters

Credentials

Institutions

Thursday June 1 4:15-5:15 6-256

Nursing is Love Manifested. Marlienne Goldin Rn, BSN, MPA, DCSc, CNML

Cone Health Paper

Friday June 2

1:15-3:15

6-136 A Danish/Norwegian Culture Nursing Care

Model: An Ethical Demand Charlotte Delmar Professor & Head of

Dept of Nursing Science

Dept of Nursing Science, Aarhus University, Denmark

Paper

Penta Cara: A Symbol of Natural and Exponential Caring

Patrick Dean EDD, RN, OSTJ University of Minnesota School of Nursing Nursing

Paper

MaryBeth Hraniotis MA, CTAT, BFA Paper

Caring for People Living with Diabetes in a Hospital Setting

Lalitha Mathew RN, BSN, CRRN Moss Rehab @ Albert Einstein Healthcare Network

Total knee replacement patients in

hospitalization correlates with major

improvements in Taiwan

Pei-Jung Yu Quality Administrator, Doctoral Candidate

Taipei Tzu Chi Hospital, Buddhist Tzu Chi Medical Foundation National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Sciences

Paper

Fung-Yu Kang Head nurse Taipei Tzu Chi Hospital,

Buddhist Tzu Chi

Medical Foundation

Paper


Time / Room

Abstract Title

Presenters

Credentials

Institutions

Friday June 2 1:15-3:15

6-153 Dementia, human caring and the Medicine

Wheel: A novel approach to research Rosemary Kathleen

Kohr Valentine

RN, PhD RN, PhD

University of New Brunswick Clemson University, South Carolina

Paper

Life Review and Person-Centered Care Among Depressed Cognitively-Impaired Elders in Long- Term Care

Laurel Ostrow DNP, MSN, CNP, BA Minnesota State University, Mankato

Paper

6-238 Using A Case Study To Demonstrate the Utility

of Nursing Theory in Clinical Practice Jane Sumner PhD, RN, ANEF Louisiana State Unit Health

New Orleans, School of Nursing

Paper

Providing Loving -Kindness through the use of volunteer cuddlers in a vulnerable NICU population

Maryann Malloy MSN, RNC-NIC Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia

Paper

6-252 Nursing Students' Perceptions of Caring in

their First Semester Acute Care Clinical Beverley Lugo MSN, RN, CCRN Boise State University Paper

Advancing Human Caring Among Nursing Students Through a Life Review Project

Laurel Ostrow DNP, CNP, MAT, MSN, BA

Minnesota State University, Mankato

Paper


Time / Room

Abstract Title

Presenters

Credentials

Institutions

Friday June 2 1:15-3:15

6-256

Teaching/Learning Caring in Nursing:

Illuminating Aesthetics in Nursing Situations

Charlotte D. Barry PhD, RN, NCSN, FAAN Florida Atlantic University, Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing

Paper

Beth M. King PhD, RN, PMHNP- BC Florida Atlantic University, Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing

Workshop

Diane Gullett MPH, RN, PhD(c) Florida Atlantic

University, Christine

E. Lynn College of Nursing

Poster Presenters

Primary Author First Name

Primary Author Last Name

Credentials

Institution

Alih‐Marl Akbar BSN; MA SILLIMAN UNIVERSITY, PHILIPPINES

Houssem Eddine Ben Ahmed PhD in Nursing science University of Montreal Tomoko Chijiiwa RN., Ph.D. Hamamatsu University School of Medicine

Naomi Cross RN, BSN, MSN Student at NDMU

Notre Dame of Maryland

Sherri Dickson BScN., RN. MacEwan University

Lorraine Gdanetz MSN, RN, PCCN, Caritas Coach


Anschutz Medical Campus College of Nursing

Jenna Heinemann BScN, Grad Nurse MacEwan University

Grissel Hernandez MPH, BSN, RN, HNB‐BC University of Colorado College of Nursing & Stanford Health Care

Karyn Kling BSN, RN, CRRN MossRehab, Einstein Healthcare Network Jackie Levin RN, MS, AHN-BC, NC-BC Leading Edge Nursing Dot Com and Jefferson Healthcare Medical Center Katherine Lundy PhD, FNP-C VAMC, Charleston (retired), Barton &

Associates Tetsuji Minoura Master of Science, Professor Aichi Prefectural University Donna Molyneaux PhD, RN, CNE Gwynedd Mercy University Noriko Nishi RN PHN CNS Master Juntendo University Sandhya Prasad BScN 4th year student MacEwan University Sharon Sauer BSN, RNC-NIC Einstein Medical Center-Philadelphia Barbara Sieruc RN, BSN, WCC Moss Rehab @ Albert Einstein Healthcare

Network Ann-Marie Urban RN, RPN, PhD Associate

Professor University of Regina, Faculty of Nursing

Pei-Jung Yu Quality Improvement and Taipei Tzu Chi Hospital,

Doctoral Candidate, Nursing Buddhist Tzu Chi Medical Foundation

National Taipei University of Nursing And Health Sciences

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Conference Presenters First name Last Name Credentials Organization

Rodenick

Alih‐Marl

Agtarap

Akbar

Doctor of philosophy in nursing

student

BSN; MA

Baguio General Hospital and Medical

Center

SILLIMAN UNIVERSITY, PHILIPPINES

Darlene

ALIH‐MARL

Denise

Charlotte D.

Mark

Houssem Eddine

Amendolair

Akbar

Bailey

Barry

Beck

Ben Ahmed

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Ed.D, MSN, MEd., RN, CSN

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USC Upstate

SILLIMAN UNIVERSITY, PHILIPPINES

La Salle University School of Nursing and

Health Sciences

Florida Atlantic University, Christine E.

Lynn College of Nursing

Samuel Merritt University

University of Montreal

Grace Burgos BSN, RN, MSN PhD student Silliman University

Briley Burns BScN, RN Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital,

Queensland, Australia

Dr Chantal Cara

Heng‐Chia Chang Cardiologist and vice president Taipei Tzu Chi Hospital, Buddhist Tzu Chi

Medical Foundation

Yi‐Hsuan Chen

Tomoko Chijiiwa RN., Ph.D. Hamamatsu University School of

Naomi Cross RN, BSN, MSN Student at NDMU Notre Dame of Maryland University

Patrick Dean EDD, RN, OSTJ University of Minnesota School of

Charlotte Delmar Professor & Head of Dept of Dept of Nursing Science, Aarhus

Nursing science University, Denmark

Sherri Dickson BScN, RN MacEwan University

Patricia Dillon PhD, RN La Salle University

Patricia Dittman PhD, RN, CDE Florida Atlantic University

Joan Dorman Clinical Associate Professor Purdue University Northwest

Nancey France PhD, RN, AHN‐BC Florida Atlantic University

Lorraine Gdanetz MSN, RN, PCCN, Caritas Coach University of Colorado, Denver School of

Nursing

Joesph Giovannoni DNP, APRN, PMHCNS‐BC Private Holistic Mental Health Practice,

Honolulu Hawaii

Amy Glasroth DrNP, RN Virtua

Marlienne Goldin Rn, BSN, MPA, DCSc, CNML Cone Health

Shirley Gordon PhD, NCSN, AHN‐BC Florida Atlantic University

Diane Gullett MPH, RN, PhD(c) Florida Atlantic University, Christine E.


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Malena Hanak 4th Year BScN Student Grant MacEwan University ‐ Department

of Nursing Science

Kim Hanna PhD Tennessee Tech University

Dawn Hawthorne PhD, RN Florida Atlantic University

Jenna Heinemann BScN, Grad Nurse MacEwan University

Ann Hellman PhD Tennessee Tech University

Grissel Hernandez MPH, BSN, RN, HNB‐BC Stanford Health Care & Univ of Colorado

College of Nursing

Marcia Hills RN PhD FAAN University of Victoria

Sara Horton‐Deutsch PhD, RN, FAAN, ANEF University of Colorado

MaryBeth Hraniotis MA, CTAT, BFA

Jill Hruska RN, BSCN, Caritas Coach Assiniboine Community College

Sheila Hurley PhD Tennessee Tech University

Crystal Jensen RN, BSCN Assiniboine Community College

Fung‐Yu Kang Head nurse Taipei Tzu Chi Hospital, Buddhist Tzu Chi

Medical Foundation

Beth M. King PhD, RN, PMHNP‐BC Florida Atlantic University, Christine E.


Karyn Kling BSN, RN, CRRN MossRehab, Einstein Healthcare Network

Rosemary Kohr RN, PhD University of New Brunswick

Yoshiko Kurokawa RN master Juntendo University

Maria Florencia Lagos Faculty member University of La Serena, Chile

Carolina Leiva Faculty member University of La Serena, Chile

Jackie Levin RN, MS, AHN‐BC, NC‐BC Leading Edge Nursing dot com and

Jefferson Healthcare Medical Center

Rozzano Locsin RN; PhD, FAAN Tokushima University, and Florida

Atlantic University

Beverley Lugo MSN, RN, CCRN Boise State University

Mellisa Lunds MSN, RN, FNP‐BC Gannon University Villa Maria School of

Nursing

Katherine Lundy PhD, FNP‐C VAMC, Charleston (retired), Barton &

Associates

Romeo Luis Macabasag RN, MAN Our Lady of Fatima University,

Valenzuela, Philippines

Maryann Malloy MSN, RNC‐NIC Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia

Lalitha Mathew RN, BSN, CRRN Moss Rehab @ Albert Einstein

Healthcare Network

Miyu Matsuura

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Nicole May Fourth year BSCN Student MacEwan University

Colleen Maykut RN, BScN, MN, DNP MacEwan University ‐ Department of

Nursing Science

Eugenia Millender PhD, RN, PHMNP‐BC, CDE Florida Atlantic University

Tetsuji Minoura Master of Science, Professor Aichi Prefectural University

Donna Molyneaux PhD, RN,CNE Gwynedd Mercy University

Kelly Morrow MSN, RN‐BC, CNE Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas & University

of Colorado, Denver

John Nelson PhD, MS, RN Healthcare Environment

Tara Nichols MS, RN, CCRN, CCNS, ACNS‐BC, Mercy Health Saint Mary's, a member of

AGCNS‐BC Trinity Health

Noriko Nishi RN PHN CNS master Juntendo University

Hilario Noveno PhD NEd, MSN, MAN, RN, BSN Paradise Valley Hospital and United

States University

Carolina Nutters Faculty member University of La Serena, Chile

Elizabeth Olafson MSN, MSEd, RN Florida International University/ Florida

Atlantic University

Kathleen Oman PhD, RN, FAEN, FAAN University of Colorado Denver

Children's Hospital Colorado

Laurel Ostrow DNP, CNP, MAT, MSN, BA Minnesota State University, Mankato

Mary Packard

Sandhya Prasad 4th year student Grant MacEwan University

Jennifer Reich PhD, RN, NC‐BC Northern Arizona University (Part‐Time),

Poet and Author

Carmen Luz Rivera Faculty Member University of La Serena, Chile

Suda Rongmuang PhDc, RN Ramathibodi School of Nursing, Mahidol

University, Thailand

Taichi Sakai

Sharon Sauer BSN RNC‐NIC Einstein Medical Center‐Philadelphia

Gwen Sherwood PhD, RN, FAAN, ANEF University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Peggy Shipley PhD, RN Bloomsburg University

Barbara Sieruc RN, BSN, WCC Moss Rehab @ Albert Einstein

Healthcare Network

Kathleen Sitzman PhD, RN, CNE, ANEF, FAAN East Carolina University

Jessica Sodek MSN, ARNP, CDE Florida Atlantic University

Janet Sopcheck RN, PhD, CCRN, CEN, NE‐BC Florida Atlantic University

Tina South PhD candidate University of West London

Ross Stewart RPN, RN, MHSc Marineview Housing Society

Jane Sumner PhD, RN, ANEF Louisiana State Unit Health New Orleans,

School of Nursing

Jennifer Sych Fourth year BSCN Student MacEwan University

Ann Townsend DrNP, MSN, RN, APRN La Salle University

Marian Turkel PhD RN NEA‐BC FAAN Florida Atlantic University Christine E.


Michael Turkel MBA Lancaster Regional Medical Center

Rebecca Turpin PhD, MSN, NEA‐BC Appalachian State University

Ann‐Marie Urban RN, RPN, PhD, Associate Professor University of Regina, Faculty of Nursing

EUGENIA URRA FACULTY MEMBER UNIVERSIT LA SERENA

Richard Valasek BA, BS, ADN, Ortho‐Bionomy Tripler Army Medical Center (ret),

Instructor Society of Ortho‐Bionomy International

Kathleen Valentine RN, PhD Clemson University, South Carolina

Nancy Vitali MS, RN, Caritas Coach Watson Caring Science Institute, Tulsa

Community College

A. Lynne Wagner EdD, MSN, RN, FACCE, CHMT Nurse Educator/Consultant; Watson

Caring Science Institute; University of

Colorado, Watson Caring Science Center

Mary WIlby Ph.D., MSN, RN, CRNP, ANP‐BC La Salle University School of Nursing and

Health Sciences

Zane Wolf PhD, RN, FAAN La Salle University

Chiu‐Feng Wu Director of nursing Taipei Tzu Chi Hospital, Buddhist Tzu Chi

Medical Foundation

Chang Xian Yang

Pei‐Jung Yu quality Improvement Taipei Tzu Chi Hospital, Buddhist Tzu Chi

administrator, doctoral candidate Medical Foundation

National Taipei University of Nursing and

Health sciences

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Lynne Wagner

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In 1978, the National Caring Research Conference was conceived and initiated by Dr. Madeleine

Leininger. The annual conference was designed to gather scholars together to share ideas, research,

and theories of care and caring. The core philosophy of the association is based on the belief that

caring is the essence of nursing and caring is the unique and unifying focus of the profession.

The national organization began in 1987 through the generosity of 42 charter members. In 1989,

with the encouragement of nurses from around the world, the conference association was changed

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The central purpose of the IAHC, Inc. is to serve as an international, scholarly forum for all nurses

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