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Rooting Nursing Education in Creation Life: A Whole-Person Framework.

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Using Visual and Narrative Methods to Achieve Fair Process in Clinical Care

Using Visual and Narrative Methods to Achieve Fair Process in Clinical Care

Published on: February 16, 2011

Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Holistic Health
Faith-Based Care

Background:

AdventHealth University's nursing programs utilize the CREATION Life framework.
This framework is rooted in Seventh-Day Adventist beliefs, emphasizing whole-person care.
It defines optimal well-being through a faith-based, holistic approach.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the CREATION Life principles as a framework for online nursing education.
To outline the integration of these principles into the curriculum and evaluation.
To assess student and employee satisfaction with the faith-based approach.

Main Methods:

The CREATION Life framework, comprising eight principles derived from Genesis, guides the curriculum.
Nursing faculty model these principles, and student assignments are assessed for their inclusion.
Employee and end-of-course evaluations were used to gauge acceptance and satisfaction.

Main Results:

The CREATION Life framework effectively integrates faith-based, holistic principles into nursing education.
Faculty modeling and assignment evaluations ensure principle incorporation.
Evaluations indicate high acceptance and satisfaction among employees and students.

Conclusions:

The CREATION Life framework provides a robust model for holistic, faith-based nursing education.
This approach fosters well-being by integrating spiritual and practical health principles.
The program demonstrates success through positive feedback and high satisfaction rates.