Jean Watson's Caritas Process in Gerontology

The process of Watsons' Caritas in gerontology has become a matter of concern about the aging of the baby boomers generation, and gerontology has attracted immediate attention in health care systems. We have yet to learn and discover the anonymity behind the aging process. Aging and death are the usual stages of life, and even increases in technology and knowledge will extend your existence and will restore your body to young people. It is common for people to experience physical, mental and spiritual deterioration of the body as you get older.

Causal factors are one of the elements of Jean Watson's human care theory, including 10 causal relationships (see Appendix A). Watson's 10 causal relationships have been improved by the Caritas process (see Appendix B) and edited by several editing elements that provide a framework for maintaining nursing sectors and occupations: information is ethical The dimension of care in nursing - the background of art and humanities "(Watson, 2008, p. 30). The word Caritas begins in Greek, meaning to cherish and pay special attention. The efficacy factor, the Caritas process, is a guideline for care and "the core of the relationship between healing process and care" (Tourville, 2003, p. 28). (Watson, 2008, p. 34), she highlights using it for reconnecting with Nightingale theory, which is the backbone of nursing theory for future purposes.

The process of Watsons' Caritas in gerontology has become a matter of concern about the aging of the baby boomers generation, and gerontology has attracted immediate attention in health care systems. We have yet to learn and discover the anonymity behind the aging process. Aging and death are the usual stages of life, and even increases in technology and knowledge will extend your existence and will restore your body to young people. - Introduction As a creature of light, we naturally fear that the darkness of death is unknown. But if you only know how much death is common in our lives, you will not be so terribly sick. Because death gives us a physical function that allows our bodies to function functionally and make them function in the organ system.

Watson's nursing practice theory is based on ten causal relationships (Watson, 1979). As Watson's research continues to evolve, she renamed these important elements to clinical symptoms (Fawcett, 2005). To cherish love means to cherish, appreciate, pay special attention. It conveys the concept of love (Watson, 2001). There are 10 Caritas processes summarized here: Health status (14 elements) based on patient independent activities capacity to help patients, patients, or other people involved in the activities They gain independence Henderson, 1966, p. 15)