Temperament ● Regulation

• CHILD

• CAREGIVER

• ENVIRONMENT

• INTERACTION

"Philosophy and Theory of Transpersonal Caring."

• JEAN WATSON

• LYDIA HALL

• HILDEGARD PEPLAU

➔ Pioneered the concept of transpersonal caring in nursing.

➔ Emphasizes the importance of a holistic, person-centered approach to care.

➔ Focuses on the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit in the healing process.

• PHILOSOPHY OF TRANSPERSONAL CARING

• PHILOSOPHY OF INTERPERSONAL CARING

• PHILOSOPHY OF INTRAPERSONAL CARING

● Physical Health ● Mental Health ● Coping ● Educational Leve

• CAREGIVER

• CHILD

• ENVIRONMENT

• INTERACTION

● Resources/Involvement ● Animate Object ● Inanimate Objects

• ENVIRONMENT

• CHILD

• CAREGIVER

• INTERACTION

● The interaction of the three factors determines how a child will become an adult. As we know, a person's upbringing has a big impact on how they grow. It determines the development of a child.

• INTERACTION

• ENVIRONMENT

• CHILD

• CAREGIVER

○ Refers to the understanding of auditory, pictorial, and perceptible stimuli and working with them. ★ This also means that the persons gain the ability to allow their relationship to adapt to various changes or demands in the system or environment, and that failure to do so will lead to various struggles in the relationship between the two.

○ Refers to the understanding of auditory, pictorial, and perceptible stimuli and working with them. ★ This also means that the persons gain the ability to allow their relationship to adapt to various changes or demands in the system or environment, and that failure to do so will lead to various struggles in the relationship between the two.

• MAN

• NURSING

• HEALTH

• ENVIRONMENT

○ This essential preventive health care should get handled by the family

★ Child development is dependent upon the parent or caregiver and how they respond to the child’s various needs from the moment of birth onwards

• HEALTH

• NURSING

• MAN

• ENVIRONMENT

○ Animate and Inanimate resources, refers to individuals, locations, things, sounds, and sights related to all parties

★ The environment plays a crucial role in child health assessment interaction theory, as it can affect the pattern of change in emotions, personality development, and social relationships between people.

• ENVIRONMENT

• HEALTH

• MAN

• NURSING

○ Nurses employ their qualities, attributes, and attitudes to provide education that facilitates changes in families in the long run.

★ Nurses must have the right knowledge, skills, and experience in understanding how children or young people develop in order to be able to properly educate caregivers on the care that they give to their child, which are very important tools for early years practitioners.

• NURSING

• HEALTH

• ENVIRONMENT

• MAN