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    Holistic nursing care is a comprehensive model that treats the whole person by acknowledging the interdependence between their biological, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects. It includes approaches like medication, education, communication, self-help, and complementary treatments. Holistic care is a philosophy that ensures care for all parts of a patient by recognizing each individual differently. It focuses on managing pain and distressing symptoms, providing nutritious food, offering spiritual support through encouragement and reconciliation, providing psychological counseling for safety and self-esteem, and ensuring social acceptance and dignity.

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    Holistic nursing care is a comprehensive model that treats the whole person by acknowledging the interdependence between their biological, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects. It includes approaches like medication, education, communication, self-help, and complementary treatments. Holistic care is a philosophy that ensures care for all parts of a patient by recognizing each individual differently. It focuses on managing pain and distressing symptoms, providing nutritious food, offering spiritual support through encouragement and reconciliation, providing psychological counseling for safety and self-esteem, and ensuring social acceptance and dignity.

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    Holistic nursing care is a comprehensive model that treats the whole person by acknowledging the interdependence between their biological, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects. It includes approaches like medication, education, communication, self-help, and complementary treatments. Holistic care is a philosophy that ensures care for all parts of a patient by recognizing each individual differently. It focuses on managing pain and distressing symptoms, providing nutritious food, offering spiritual support through encouragement and reconciliation, providing psychological counseling for safety and self-esteem, and ensuring social acceptance and dignity.

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    Holistic nursing care is a comprehensive model that treats the whole person by acknowledging the interdependence between their biological, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects. It includes approaches like medication, education, communication, self-help, and complementary treatments. Holistic care is a philosophy that ensures care for all parts of a patient by recognizing each individual differently. It focuses on managing pain and distressing symptoms, providing nutritious food, offering spiritual support through encouragement and reconciliation, providing psychological counseling for safety and self-esteem, and ensuring social acceptance and dignity.

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    Holistic Nursing Care

    Inez Dhawo
    Definition
     Holistic care is a comprehensive model of caring
    which is believed to be the heart of the science of
    nursing.
     Holistic care is described as a behavior that
    recognizes a person as a whole and acknowledges
    the interdependence among one's biological, social,
    psychological, and spiritual aspects. Holistic care
    includes a wide range of approaches, including
    medication, education, communication, self-help,
    and complementary treatment.
    Definition
     Holism is more than certain actions
    performed or words spoken to a patient.
    Holistic care is a philosophy; it’s a
    method to ensure care for all parts of a
    patient. Holistic nurses are those that
    recognize and treat each individual
    differently. 
    PHYSICAL

    SOCIAL Holistic SPIRITUAL


    Care

    PSYCHOLGICAL
    PHYSICAL

    Management of Pain

    Control of distressing symptoms

    Serving nutritious food, after daily


    analysis of the individuals’ requirement
    SPIRITUAL

    Opportunity to give Encouragement to end


    and forgive quarrels and reconcile

    Getting ready to depart


    in a calm and peaceful
    frame of mind
    PSYCHOLOGICAL

    Professional counseling
    to provide a feeling of
    safety and security

    Helping rediscover a
    sense of worth and self-
    esteem
    Tahap perkembangan Psikososial
    Erikson
    Usia Tahap Tugas pokok

    Lahir – 18 bulan Bayi Trust vs mis trust

    18 bulan – 3 tahun Kanak-kanak awal Otonomi vs rasa ragu malu

    3 - 5 tahun Kanak-kanak akhir Inisiatif vs rasa bersalah

    6 - 12 tahun Usia sekolah Industri vs inferioritas

    12 – 20 tahun Remaja Identitas vs kebinggungan


    peran

    18 – 25 tahun Dewasa muda Keakraban vs isolasi

    25 – 65 tahun Dewasa generativitas vs stagnasi

    65 tahun – wafat Lanjut usia Integritas vs putus asa


    SOCIAL

    Acceptance as part of a group:


    encouraging sense of belonging

    Treated with dignity as a fellow


    human being
    RY
    G O
    AT E
    D C
    N EE
    H E
    N T
    Y I
    O R
    T HE
    Maslow’s Hierarchy
    Maslow’s Hierarchy

     Maslow (1968) Called the four lower-


    level needs – for survival, then
    safety, followed by belonging, and
    then self esteem – deficiency needs.
     He labeled the three higher-level-

    needs- intellectual achievement,


    then aesthetic appreciation, and
    finally self-actualization- being needs
    MASLOW’S THEORY
     Maslow’s theory has been criticized
    for very obvious reason that people
    do not always appear to behave as
    the theory would predict.
     Some people deny themselves
    safety or friendship in order to
    achieve knowledge, understanding,
    or greater self esteem.
    THANK YOU

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