Nurs FPX 4015 assessment 2

Enhancing Holistic Nursing Care With the 3Ps

Definition of Holistic Nursing Care and Its Benefits for Patients and Nurses

Holistic nursing care is a discipline that recognises and respects the interconnectedness of body, mind, spirit, emotion, culture, and environment in delivering patient care practice. Contrasting with addressing just the bodily manifestation of illness, holistic nursing intervenes to consider the patient whole and with ultimate priority placed upon healing and health. It finds its undergirding support in patient-focused care, therapeutic presence, and empathic communication. Holistic nurses blend traditional and non-traditional types of care, integrating interventions such as stress management, mindfulness, and therapeutic touch with customary clinical care.

The benefits of holistic nursing care are well-documented for nurses and patients. It leads to increased satisfaction, higher well-being, and better health outcomes for the patients due to the personalised attention to emotional, psychological, and spiritual needs that are typically related to physical healing. There is evidence to support that holistic care reduces anxiety, pain, and length of hospital stay and improves healing and compliance with treatment more rapidly (Ambushe et al., 2023). The holistic practice promotes nuurse relationships………………………………………………………

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