1 Personal Philosophy of Nursing Student's Name Institutional Affiliation Course Instructor Date 2 Personal Philosophy of Nursing Nursing's Metaparadigm Nursing metaparadigms are essential for the delivery of holistic care. From these perspectives, nurses can understand that an array of factors influence patients' wellbeing. Although curative factors are central in nursing intervention, they should not work alone. Practical nursing blends a mix of interventions addressing body, soul, and mind (Bender 2018). Besides the physiological recovery, nurses should focus on spiritual and mental for the holistic patients' recovery. Achievement of this kind of intervention depends on the four metaparadigms, namely, person, health, environment, and nursing. Person refers to the recipient of nursing intervention. In the holistic preparedness, nurses should incorporate patients' culture, spirituality, economic status, family, and friends in the assessment. From Watson's belief, care should meet the patient's needs. These needs are many besides the curative ones. The omission of one requirement can compromise the delivery of care (Bender 2018). Besides, health is the quality of wellbeing, access to care, among other factors. From the metaparadigm, nurses can understand that physical wellbeing is not overall health. The mental and spiritual soundness impacts the quality of individuals' health and the value of accepting interventions. Environment refers to the patients surrounding. Mostly ...
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