1. The human being is seen as a potential unity of body, soul, and spirit This view of the human being is de rived from Eriksson's theory of caring9,10 The human being is seen as vulnerable and moral, moving between the paradoxes of activity and passivity, loneliness and communion. The growth and becoming of the human being may be hindered or hidden by artefacts that have become violating routines in the organizational culture.
2. The motive of caritas is the nonegotistic and lasting idea of caring; when it is connected to leadership and administration the caritas motive is visible in ministering to the patients.
The caritas motive is derived from the ideals of human caring, meaning human love and mercy9,10. It may awake an innerdriven wish and a responsibility to minister. In caring administration, ministering is directed toward fostering an organizational culture with an ethos of caring. It is visible or may be experienced in artefacts such as rituals, language, and the way of being and doing in patient care. In personnel administration, it is envisioned in symbols, traditions, development, and education. The motive of caritas may emanate strength to the whole culture and a deeper meaning to the existence of the health care organization in the Society
1. The human being is seen as a potential unity of body, soul, and spirit This view of the human being is de rived from Eriksson's theory of caring9,10 The human being is seen as vulnerable and moral, moving between the paradoxes of activity and passivity, loneliness and communion. The growth and becoming of the human being may be hindered or hidden by artefacts that have become violating routines in the organizational culture. 2. The motive of caritas is the nonegotistic and lasting idea of caring; when it is connected to leadership and administration the caritas motive is visible in ministering to the patients.The caritas motive is derived from the ideals of human caring, meaning human love and mercy9,10. It may awake an innerdriven wish and a responsibility to minister. In caring administration, ministering is directed toward fostering an organizational culture with an ethos of caring. It is visible or may be experienced in artefacts such as rituals, language, and the way of being and doing in patient care. In personnel administration, it is envisioned in symbols, traditions, development, and education. The motive of caritas may emanate strength to the whole culture and a deeper meaning to the existence of the health care organization in the Society
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