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IAHC Online - Zoom Journal Club – November, 2024
Join the International Association for Human Caring to discuss the journal publication: A Critical Hermeneutic Circle to Reimagine Professional Selfhood
11/12/2024 11:00 AM ET Only | Virtual Online - Link Provided in Confirmation Email (Dr. Roberta Christopher, moderator)
11/19/2024 7:00 PM ET Only | Virtual Online - Link Provided in Confirmation Email (Dr. Roberta Christopher, moderator)
Co-Presenters:
Nikki Badu, BScN, RN graduated RN BScN May 2015. Worked in pediatric rehab as an undergrad, then Labour & Delivery/Obstetrics since graduation with a year spent in Australia creating and managing the nursing wing of a GP clinic specializing in women’s health and skin cancer. Have also briefly clinically instructed nursing students in L&D/postpartum and a preceptor for many RNs doing final practicum and midwives completing their in-hospital practicum. For the past 6 years, working heavily in a leadership role as a charge nurse/team lead in L&D triage, obstetric OR and L&D ward. Currently teaching Neonatal Resuscitation (NRP) also.
Arianne Barroma, BScN, RN works as a Clinical Nurse Educator at the University of Alberta, brings 7 years of frontline experience to her CNE role specializing in the Inpatient Addiction & Mental Health Adult Units. She leads support, education, and project development efforts for her units while providing guidance and mentorship to her teams at the Royal Alexandra Hospital and Glenrose Hospital.
Colleen A. Maykut, DNP, RN, FCAN
- Dr. Maykut, over the last 36 years of her career, has upheld the values of professional nursing and acted as an advocate for healthcare system transformation and as a knowledge disrupter for nursing education reformation. She has been a faculty member at MacEwan for 26 years, teaching in all four years of the program. Her contributions to nursing science focus on curriculum design and student success grounded in Caring Sciences, and nursing theory and philosophy.
- She currently serves as the Associate Editor of the International Journal of Caring Sciences and is on the editorial review board for three other journals. She is a peer-reviewer for an additional five nursing journals and adjudicates conference presentations and educational awards for the Canadian Nurses Foundation, the International Association for Human Caring, and Sigma Theta Tau – the International Honour Society of Nursing.
- She was honored as an Inaugural Fellow from the Canadian Academy of Nursing in 2020 for her contributions to nursing science and education.
Danielle McLeod, BScN, RN - My name is Danielle McLeod and I have been nursing at the Stollery Children’s Hospital since I graduated from MacEwan University in 2016. I am also a mom to two sweet girls. In my free time I love to hike, travel, and collect pottery mugs. Nursing has provided me with immense joy and has changed my understanding of the human condition. It has also been a challenging and often difficult career. Both statements run parallel to each other and have made for a very interesting path!
Co-Authors not presenting:
- Cole Miller, BScN, RN
- Meredith Porter, BScN, RN
- Chanel Cheung, BScN, RN
- Cassidy Trotter, BScN, RN
Description:
Join us as we explore the concept of Professional Selfhood (PSH), which reflects how nurses' identities evolve through their interactions with the world. This November 2024 IAHC Journal Club Article - A Critical Hermeneutic Circle to Reimagine Professional Selfhood.pdf explores the experiences of six novice nurses, examining the tensions they encountered between what they aspired to do and what they were actually able to achieve, as these challenges manifested physically and emotionally. The study utilizes body mapping as an aesthetic methodology, combined with reflexivity within a Critical Hermeneutic Circle, to illustrate the personal and collective journey of professional growth. Discover how this artistic and reflective process nurtures a sense of community, creating a brave space for reimagining and supporting our evolving professional identities as nurses.
Feel free to forward your questions to Dr. Roberta Christopher at rchrist6@ju.edu ahead of the session to share with our presenters.
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