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COLLEGE OF NURSING

CURRICULUM VITAE

Name: (Margaret) Jean Watson, PhD, RN, AHN-BC, FAAN

Work Address: University of Colorado Denver College of Nursing C288-19 Education 2 North 13120 East 19th Avenue, Room 4114 Aurora, CO 80045 USA Phone (303) 724.8558 Fax: (303) 724.8559

E-mail Address: [email protected]

Registered Nurse License: Colorado #30552

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

DEGREES EARNED

1969-73 Ph.D. Educational Psychology and University of Colorado, Boulder, COCounseling

1969-70 Graduate study: Social and University of Colorado, Boulder, CO Clinical psychology Graduate School

1964-66 M.S. psychiatric mental-health University of Colorado Medical Center, Denver, CO nursing; Minor: psychology

1962-64 B.S. nursing University of Colorado, Boulder, CO

1958-61 R.N. Diploma in nursing Lewis-Gale School of Nursing, Roanoke, VA

THESIS AND DISSERTATION.

Watson, J. (1973). The effect of feelings and various forms of feedback upon conflict in a political group problem-solving situation. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY2008 - 2011 Phased retirement : transition to Founder Non Profit Foundation: - Watson Caring Science Institute

www.watsoncaringscience.org

1999-present Murchison-Scoville Endowed Chair in Caring Science1992-present Distinguished Professor, Nursing, University of Colorado1990-91 Sabbatical Leave, International Fulbright Research Award - Sweden; Lectureship, Additional

Study: Australia, New Zealand, Finland, Denmark, and United Kingdom1986-97 Founder and Director, Center for Human Caring, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center,

Denver, CO1984-90 Dean and Professor, University of Colorado, School of Nursing, Denver, CO1983-84 Interim Dean, University of Colorado, School of Nursing, Denver, CO1983 Spring Interim Associate Dean for Graduate Programs, University of Colorado, School of Nursing,

Denver, CO1982 Fall Visiting Professor, Consultant for Ph.D. Nursing Program, University of Virginia, Charlottesville,

VA1981-82 Sabbatical Leave, International Kellogg Fellowship and Study: Perth, Australia, (New Zealand,

India, Taiwan, R.O.C., and Thailand)1979-81 Professor and Director of Doctoral Program, University of Colorado, School of Nursing, Denver,

CO1976-79 Associate Professor and Coordinator of Psychosocial Doctoral Program Development, University

of Colorado, School of Nursing, Denver, CO1975-76 Assistant Dean, Undergraduate Program, University of Colorado, School of Nursing, Denver, CO1974-75 Chair/Level II, Undergraduate Program, University of Colorado, School of Nursing, Denver, CO1974-90 Associate Professor, University of Colorado, School of Education, Boulder, CO1973-75 Assistant Professor, University of Colorado, School of Nursing, Denver, CO1969, 71, 72 Visiting Lecturer, University of Wyoming, College of Nursing, Laramie, WY-69 Instructor, College of Nursing, University of Wyoming, Cheyenne and Laramie, WY

Professional Appointments2008 Founder/Director Watson Caring Science Institute Non-profit charity foundation. Boulder, Co.1988-90 Associate Director, Denver Nursing Project in Human Caring, Center for Human Caring,

University of Colorado, School of Nursing, Denver, CO1986-97 Founder and Director, Center for Human Caring, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center,

Denver, CO1984-89 Associate Nursing Director, University Hospital, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center,

Denver, CO1969-73 Group Therapist, Private Practice, Boulder, CO1969-71 Part-time Nurse Therapist, University of Colorado Student Life Center, Boulder Campus1966 Staff Nurse, Cheyenne Memorial Hospital, Cheyenne, WY1962-63 Staff, Charge Nurse, psychiatric unit, medical-surgical unit, Boulder Memorial Hospital, Boulder,

CO1962, 1963 Staff, Charge Nurse, Acting Supervisor, Mt. Airy Psychiatric Hospital, Denver, CO

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1961-62 Staff, O.R. Nurse, North Carolina Baptist Hospital, Bowman Gray Medical Center, Winston-Salem, NC

TEACHING ACTIVITIES

COURSES TAUGHT

Year Course Number and Name Program Role1973- 1976 Primary FacultyUndergraduateGeneral Nursing in Health and Illness (Core Curriculum), BS Primary faculty Human Growth and Maturation throughout the Life Span I, BS Primary facultyHuman Growth and Maturation throughout the Life Span II, BS Primary facultyProfessional Nursing I: Nursing as Caring, BS Co-taughtProfessional Nursing II: Nursing as Caring, BS Co-taughtResearch in Nursing, BS/MS Primary facultyMasters1976-1979Caring Theory MS Primary FacultyGroup Theory and Psychotherapy, MS PrimaryMental Health Consultation MS PrimaryNursing Theory - Philosophy and Theoretical Foundations MS PrimaryDoctoral1978- 81History and Philosophy of Human Science PhD Co-taughtAdvanced Qualitative Methodology, PhD Co-taught1994Arts and Humanities in Caring in Art ND5010 ND Co-taughtCaring: Philosophy, Science, and Art of Nursing PhD PrimaryHuman Care Nursing: Individuals and Families II, PhD Co-taughtIdeologies and Current Trends on Mental Health Nursing PhD Primary facultyPsychosocial Nursing I, PhD Primary facultyPsychosocial Nursing II, PhD Secondary facultyIntroduction to Nursing as a Human Science, PhD Co-taughtNursing Science Integration Seminar, PhD Co-taughtSelected P/S Interventions in Health and Illness, PhD Primary facultyTheory Construction and Analysis in Nursing I, PhD Secondary facultyTheory Construction and Analysis in Nursing II, PhD Primary faculty1994 Sacred Traditions of Caring; Healing spec.topicN6800/7800 Grad All Primary1997Theory Development in Nursing, N7110 PhD Primary faculty1999-2000 Postmodern Nursing N7800 PhD Primary2000 Theory in Nursing N6020 ND Contributing Faculty1997; 1999- 2006 -2007, 2008, 2009Aesthetics/Sacred Traditions in Caring-Healing N6833 MS/PhD/ND PrimaryTheories and Phil. Of caring-healing N7843/6843 MS/ND/PhD PrimaryHistory & Phil. of Human Science N7000 2004 PhD Primary Theoretical and professional issues: ND course ND Primary2007; N7000 PhD secondary2007; N6010 MS secondary2007;N4070 BSN secondary2007; N6833/7833 MS/PhD primary2007; N7843;6843 MS/PhD primaryFUNDED EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS


1989-1992 P.I. Project Director: Helene Fulde Health Trust. “Model for Post-baccalaureate curriculum leading to N.D. Degree” $563,720

DISSERTATION AND THESIS ADVISING

(Student Name, Dissertation/Thesis Title, Degree, Discipline if not Nursing, University if not UCHSC, Graduation Date, Committee Role)

Ph.D. Dissertation-Nursing-CU

Linda West PhD 2009 member Laura Hays Masters thesis comprehensive MSN. 2006-07 memberMary Jo Bay Educational and experiential formation in parish PhD 2004 Chair/

Member nursing

Robyn Rice Telecaring: Home care nursing praxis and the discipline PhD 2 0 0 3 Member

and the discipline of nursingMary Jo Coast PhD 2004 MemberHolly Covington Caring Presence: Journey toward a Mutual goal. PhD 2 0 0 2 MemberAlexandria Wallace PhD 2 0 0 1 MemberShirley Wiggins Pain experiences of children and their families at home PhD 2 0 0 1

Member Following short stay surgeryLynne Harrison PhD 2001-04

Member Saichai Puapan The concept of Wise attention: A philosophical PhD 2001 Chair foundation for caring ethics,” Mercy Mamah Popoola From descriptive survey to a model praxis of chronic PhD 2000

Member wound management Linda West PhD 2 0 0 0 - 0 6 MemberJoyce Perkins Dialogue with Self, Science and Spirit PhD 1999-03 Chair/Member

Sharon Cumbie Toward a theory of artful becoming” PhD 1998 ChairJanice Brencick Universality and singularity: A philosophy of nursing PhD 1997Chantal Cara Manager’s subjugation and empowerment PhD 1997 Chair

of caring practices: A relational caring inquiryCynthia Bostick “Dance movement and its effects on rhythmic flow PhD 1997 Chair and nursing practice.”


Kathryn Ann Nickel The company we keep: a philosophical dialogue. PhD 1996 ChairKathryn Rosenthal Rural nursing: An exploratory narrative description PhD 1996

MemberKathy Maeve Living with the dying: Weaving your work into your life PhD 1995

MemberSue Hagedorn No more fears: Peers talk to peers - activist nursing PhD 1994

MemberDori Biester Creating a professional nursing work environment: PhD 1994 Member A story of organizational transformationMarjorie McIntyre Constituting understanding: The meaning of PhD 1994 Chair being understood in illness.Patricia Uris Postmodern feminist emanicipatory research: PhD 1993 Chair A critical analysis of nurses’ moral experience of caring in a patriarchal societySusan Barleben Women over the edge - a challenge to care, PhD 1993

Member homelessness of women with childrenElizabeth Whitley Creating space in corporate health-care decision making PhD 1993

Member for moral awareness and organizational change,” Margaret Burns Creating a safe passage: Engagement - caring for PhD 1993

Member children and familiesChristine Burke Pentimento praxis - A dialective concerning the PhD 1992 Chair

Importance of the development of aesthetic experiences for the evolution of the caring beingToni Vezeau Narrative inquiry and nursing issues and original works PhD 1992

MemberRuth Neil Images of reconciliation - a philosophic inquiry into the PhD 1991

Member nature of the human beingCathy Appleton The gift of self: The meaning of the art of nursing PhD 1991 MemberDiana Woodhouse The natural use of humor to manage in a complex health care PhD 1990 MemberDebra Leners The deep connection: An echo of transpersonal caring PhD 1990 MemberYueh-Chih Chen A Taoist model for human caring: The lived experiences PhD 1988 Chair and caring needs of mothers with children suffering from cancer in TaiwanJanet Smerke The discovery and creation of the meanings of human caring PhD 1988 Chair

through the development of a guide to the caring literatureMarilyn Stiles The shining stranger: a phenomenological investigation PhD 1988 Chair of the nurse-family spiritual relationship


Carolyn Brown Power and images of nursing and power in the lived world of PhD 1987 Member

nurse administrator

xxxxxxxx Relationship between post myocardial-infarction client’s PhD 1987 Chair perceptions of the caring nurse and level of well-being.”Elaine Bagley Social support: Instrument development through qualitative PhD 1986

Member methodologyMaureen Keefe The effect of the hospital environment on newborn state PhD 1984

Member behavior and maternal sleep,”

Gale Foster Perception of coping in hypertensive men: Comparison PhD 1984 Member

Kris Swanson-Kauffman The unborn one: A profile of the human experience PhD 1983 Chair of miscarriage Carol Burckhardt The impact of arthritis on quality of life PhD 1982

MemberLinda Brown Behaviors of nurses perceived by hospitalized patients as PhD 1981 Chair indicators of care

Ph.D. Dissertation - National/International

2010 External Reviewer: PhD. Language and Nursing Practice: An ethnomethodological study of the connections between language and nursing practice. Maie Tonuma, La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia.

2009 External reviewer: PhD. The experience of receiving ginger compresses in persons with osteoarthritis: A phenomenological study. Edith Cowan University. Western Australia

2007 External Member: PhD. “Nurses making caring work: A closet drama.” Joan Boyce, Victoria University, British Columbia, Canada.

2006 Committee member: Kathleen Sitzman. “Perceptions of caring online.” Univ. of Northern Colorado. 2006 External examiner: PhD. Rae Noble-Adams. “Being and becoming an exemplary nurse: An

authentic journey.” Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand.2006 External examiner: PhD Fitzgerald, L. “The metaphysics of Love as Moral Responsibility in nursing

and midwifery.” Deakin University, Victoria, Australia.2005 External Examiner: PhD. Sitzman, K. “Caring and Informatics.” Univ. of Northern Colorado. In

process.2005 External Examiner: PhD. Gallocher-Shearer, S. “Exploring archetypal dimensions of Nursing.”

Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand2004 External examiner, PhD International: Candidate: Kaye Robyn Ogle. "Shifting (Com)positions of the

subject of management: A critical feminist postmodern ethnography of critical care nursing". Southern Cross University, NSW Australia.

2004 External examiner, PhD International: Bernadette N. Closs. “The professional nurse and dementia care in the acute hospital system, informed by Leininger’s Culture Care Theory – an ethnographic study.” La Trobe University, Victoria, Australia.

2004 External examiner, PhD International: Jill White. “The commodification of caring: A search for understanding of the impact of the New Zealand health reforms on nursing practice and the nursing profession.” A Journey of the Heart. University of Adelaide, Australia.


2004 External examiner, PhD International: Martin Hemsley. “Walking Two Worlds.” Southern Cross University, Australia.

2003 External examiner, PhD International: Rubina Barolia. “Caring in nursing from Islamic erspective: A rounded theory approach.” The Aga Khan University. Karachi, Pakistan.

2003 External Examiner. “Improvement of Nursing Care in Myanmar through Quality Management” Ms. Nang Htawn Hla. L Trobe Univ. Victoria, Australia.

2002 External Examiner: “A changing experience: A rural perspective on living with physical disability”. Ansmarie van Erp: University of Southern Queensland, Australia

2002 External Reviewer: “Cultural safety and nursing education in Aotearoa and Te Wai Pounamu”. Irihapeti Ramsden: Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand

2002 External Reviewer: “Nursing as aesthetic praxis”. Marina Tucakovic: Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand

2002 External Examiner: “The families experience of living with a Person with AIDS”. Kittikorn NilManat. La Trobe University, Australia

2001 External Examiner: “The nature of nursing wisdom: A grounded theory approach,” Peter McErlain, Southern Cross University, Australia

2000 External Reviewer/Member: “Personhood, community, and death; the transforming power of relationships with the nursing home,” Rosalie Evelyn Hudson, La Trobe University, Victoria, Australia

2000 External Examiner PhD. “Resilient survivors: Rural women who have lived through breast cancer, Catherine Rogers-Clark, The Univ. of Southern Queensland, Australia

2000 External Reviewer: “Possibilities for resistance: A critical discourse, analysis of nursing home admission in Australia”

2000 External Reviewer/Member: “A grain of salt: A contemplative study of natural form in nursing developed in collaboration with people in life-threatening and life-challenging situations to reveal untold stories of healing,” Margaret Martin, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand

2000 External Reviewer/Member: “Continuing professional education in mental health: Critical perspectives and emerging strategies,” Ahmuc Basseer Jeeawody, La Trobe University, Victoria, Australia

1999 External Reviewer/Member: “A critical analysis of the concept care in the practice and discourses of nursing,” Sandy Haegert, University of Cape Town, South Africa

1998 External Reviewer/Member: “Aging: Corporeality as resistance,” Keri Chater, La Trobe University, Bundoora Victoria, Australia

1997 External Reviewer/Member: “Becoming an effective practitioner through guided reflection,” Christopher Johns, The Open University, England, United Kingdom

1997 External Reviewer/Member: “Preparation for practice: An evaluation of a pre-recognition bachelor nursing program,” Diane Brown, University of Western Sydney-Macarthur, Australia

1997 External Reviewer/Member: “Human care transactions between nurses, patients and families in acute and chronic health care situations,” Molly Lynn McClelland, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI

1997 External Reviewer/Member: “Interdimensional caring: An emerging paradigm,” Alcione Leite Da Silva, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Florianopolis, SC, Brazil

1996 External Reviewer/Member: “Treading lightly - an ecology of healing,” Helen Cox, University of Adelaide, Australia

1996 External Reviewer/Member: “The windmill of rural health: A foucauldian analysis of the discourses of rural nursing in Australia, 1991-1994,” Desley Hegney, Southern Cross University, Lismore, Australia

1996 External Reviewer/Member: “The nature of the discipline of nursing: An ethnographic and critical discourse analysis,” Jennifer Watson, University of Adelaide, Australia

1995 External Reviewer/Member: “The experience of chronic illness in rural Australia,” University of New England, Australia


1995 External Reviewer: Opponent. “PhD Problem-based and conventional medical education from a student perspective,” Ameneh Rahimi, University of Linkoping, Department of Education and Psychology, Sweden

1994-95 External Reviewer: “The study of the lived experience of care and the absence of care,” Isabel Higgins, University of Newcastle, Australia

1994-95 External Research Member: Molly M. McClelland, Wayne State, Detroit1994-95 External Research Member: Sharon Bator, University of Utah1994 External Research Reviewer: “A song of love: A narrative inquiry into caring in teaching-learning,”

Dolores Furlong, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada1992 External Research Supervisor: “Natural forms in nursing practice,” Margi Martin, Victoria University,

New Zealand1992 External Research Reviewer: “Critical ingredients for public policy: A study of public health nursing

policy process in Western Australia,” Gay Edgecombe, University of Western Australia, Perth, Western Australia

1992 External Research Reviewer: “Making meaning from a woman’s experience of illness: The emergence of a feminist method for nursing,” Judy Lumby, Deakin University, Geelong, Australia

1992 External Research Reviewer: “The phenomenon of caring in an intensive care unit,” Alan Waters, Deakin University, Geelong, Australia

1991-92 External Research Reviewer: “The actualized caring moment: A nursing gestalt,” Payom Euswas, Thailand doctoral student at Massey University, New Zealand

1990 Committee Member: “Assimilation of knowledge: Nursing intuition,” Sandra Stephan1987 Committee Member: “A research model design to assess women’s developmental issues and tasks: A

focus on women in early midlife,” Susan L. Rosewell-Jackson1986 Committee Member: “An assessment of life satisfaction and depression in community elderly and their

relationship to other demographic and social variables,” Pennelope A. Skoglund1985 Committee Member: “Some problems with loyalty with special application to nursing ethics”1984 Committee Member: “Problem solving performance of baccalaureate and associate degree prepared

nurses,” University of Wyoming1981 Committee Member: “Perceptions of competency resulting from continuing education for registered

nurses,” Carole A. Mutzebaugh1980 Committee Member: “The relationship between sex-role characteristics and psychological health in new

mothers,” Evelyn Silten Bassoff1980 Committee Member: “Primary nursing,” Western Australian Institute of Technology (Curtin University),

Division of Health Sciences, Center for Advanced Studies, Australia1978 Committee Member: “The interrelationship of co-therapists’ perception of self and each other, reported

satisfaction with the co-therapy arrangement, and reported psycho-therapy group functioning,” Susan Menne

1978 Committee Member: “Effects of micro-counseling training on junior high school students’ knowledge, attitudes, and behavior related to interpersonal conflict reduction,” William D. Forbes

1977 Committee Member: “The effect of hypothesis generation as an instructional method of the diagnostic processes on senior baccalaureate nursing students”

1977 Committee Member: “Post-mastectomy psychosocial condition of women in two breast cancer treatment modalities,” Beth Ellen Meyerowitz

1976 Committee Member: “The influence of personal belief systems on learning a model of conflict reduction”1976 Committee Member: “Relationship between administrator and counselor personality characteristics and

training in conflict reduction”1974 Committee Member: “The use of a model of conflict reduction in a junior high school”


1974 Committee Member: “The development of a projective instrument for measuring parent-child relationships”

1973 Committee Member: “Interpersonal communications perceptions in the hospital environment’.

ND RESIDENCY ADVISING

Student Name Research Project Title Graduation Date

Margaret Irwin Bio-terrorism: Nursing education and training May, 2003

CURRICULAR DEVELOPMENT

1973-present Lead major School curriculum for new graduate programs: PhD – 1975-78 and ND – 1985-19901973-present Developed approximately 30 new courses at all levels: BSN, MSN, ND, PhD -83 Leadership in major curriculum revisions – undergraduate and graduate1985-1990 Overall leadership in development and approval of ND curriculum and its approval through

University, Regents, Colorado Commission of Higher Education

OTHER TEACHING

1979-pres Selected Cross-Lecture on Caring Theory and Caring Science – BS; ND; MS; PhD; nationally/ internationally

1993 Workshop, Caring Theory in Education and Practice, University of Nevada, Reno, NV1993 Workshop, Caring Theory Based Practice and Health Care Reform, Bryant Memorial Hospital,

Lincoln, NE1993 Workshop and Consultation, Caring Theory Based Practice, Winter Haven Hospital, Winter Haven, FL

1993 Workshop, Caring Theory Based Practice and Health Care Reform, Hartwick College, Oneonta, NY

Masters and Doctoral students

1975- 78 Group Theory and Psychotherapy, Primary faculty

Other Teaching - International Sites

Theory of Human Caring, Scotland , Scottish Highlands Center for Human Caring 1992Theory of Human Caring , Toronto, Canada 1992Theory of human caring Victoria University, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada 1993Theory of Human Caring Univ. Santa Catarina Florianopolis, Brazil, Visiting Professor 1997Theory of Human Caring, University of Carabobo, PhD Valencia, Venezuela, Visiting Faculty. 2000Theory of Human Caring and Caring Science Goteborg University, Sweden, Fulbright Award 1991Theory of Human Caring and Caring Science Univ. of Oslo, Norway, Visiting Faculty. 2002Theory of human Caring and Caring Science, Aarhus University, Denmark, Visiting Faculty. 2002Theory of Human Caring; Caring curriculum: Chang Gung University, Taipei, Taiwan 2004

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECTS2011 – current Facilitator/Organizer of multi-site research on caring.Selected hospitals: Winter Haven Hospital, Fla; Michael E. DeBakkey, VA medical Center, Fla., Wake Forest University BMC, Jacksonville Baptist, Fla, & selected others 2010 – Current: Instrument development Caritas: Watson Caritas Patient Score/ collaboration: Univ of Az/WCSI


2006 – 2010: Consultant: 5 year grant. Duffy, J. Catholic University:/Indiana University Improving access to quality care for older

Adults. (Caring and outcomes). Conducted at Holy Cross Health/Trinity Health, Silver Springs, Md. Funded by HHS: HRSA.

2005, 2006: Consultant, Drenkard, K. Inova Health. Caring Intervention grant – nursing retention: Inova Health, Fairfax, Virginia. Funded by HHS:HRSA.

2006 - Co-author: Caring Factor Survey© (2006) - a caring theory-based assessment tool for measuring caring. Nelson, Watson, Inova Health , as co-authors.

2003-04 Continuing 2003-04 TCH. data analysis and reports; funding requests, extending model to other TCH units.

2001-02 Co-Principal Investigator, Theory-guided, evidence-based practice: Attending Caring Nursing Model. Dr, Roxie Foster; The Children’s Hospital. A.N.F. funded SON research funding $20, 000.

1994 Principal Investigator, partially funded by the Fulbright Commission, Transplant Unit in Goteborg, Sweden (clinical nursing study), “The Wait, the Wonder, the Watch: Caring in a Transplant Unit.” $2,000.

1983 Principal Investigator, School of Nursing Research Award, “Nursing Caring and Loss-Grief Experiences.” $3,000/

1982 Principal Investigator, Kellogg Fellowship, Western Australia, post-doctoral work on phenomenological-qualitative research methodologies. $5.000.

1981-82 Principal Investigator, National Science Council, National Taiwan University, Taiwan, R.O.C., and Kellogg Fellowship, Western Australia, “Nurse Caring and Loss-Grief Experiences Across Different Cultural Groups” (Aborigines and Anglo-Saxon, Australia; Chinese, Taiwan), $3,000.

1978 Principal Investigator, HEW-USPHS, Division of Nursing Research, “Development of Nursing Performance Questionnaire for Research,” $2,000.

1977-79 Principal Investigator, HEW-USPHS, Division of Nursing Research, “Longitudinal Study: Conceptual Systems, Students and Practicing Nurses,” $70,000.

1975 Principal Investigator, CU School of Nursing, “Conceptual Systems of Undergraduate Nursing Studies at Large and Conceptual System Change - Year 01 to Year 03,” $600.

1969-70 Doctoral Student Research Apprentice, NIH Project grant, Department of Psychology, CU-Boulder, USPHS Stress Research, “A Study of Children’s Responses to Injection.”

-69 Principal Investigator, University of Wyoming Faculty Research Fund, “T-Groups in Nursing Education” (learning format for undergraduate student), $300.

Other Funded Grants/Contracts

2002-03 Funding Awarded. 25th Annual International Association of Human Caring Conference: National Plane Tree Organization, The Fetzer Institute; Longmont United Hospital, The Children’s Hospital, University of Colorado Center for Humanities & Arts, Colorado Nurses Foundation, CU Alumni Association : >$20, 000.

2001-02 Co-project director: President’s Fund for Humanities. “Lessons of Humanity learned from nursing, across time and culture: Japan, Vietnam, Korea and Beyond. $2,000.

1994 Project Director, Center for Human Caring, National/International Contracts x 11 sites. Examples: Detroit, New Zealand, New Jersey, Alabama, South Dakota, London, Canada, Michigan, and Oxford, England, $21,633

1994 Elizabeth Gee Lectureship Award, $21,7861994 International Center for Caring Affiliation, $20,000


1994 Fetzer President Fund Award, $5,0001993-94 Project Director, Helene Fuld Health Trust, National N.D. Conference (to be held in 1994 to disseminate

information gathered during N.D. Degree Program), $10,000.1992-94 Project Director, Helene Fuld Health Trust (two-year renewal),”Model for Post-Baccalaureate Curriculum

Leading to N.D. Degree,” $251,000.1991-92 Project Director, President’s Fund for Humanities - Intercampus Program on Humanities and Human

Caring, $3,000.1990 Project Director, Boulder Community Hospital Collaborative Positions, $19,950.1989-90 Co-Project Director, CU-President’s Fund for the Humanities, “Development of an Intercampus Applied

Humanities Program in Nursing and Health Sciences,” $3,000.1989-90 Project Director, The Colorado Trust (three-year project), “Colorado Nursing Task Force Study and

Follow-up,” $300,000.1989-90 Project Director, DHHS Division of Nursing, Ph.D. Program Maintenance and Expansion, $230,785.1989-90 Project Director, Swedish Medical Center, Denver, College Model Agreement, $40,000.1989-90 Project Director, Rose Medical Center, College Model Agreement, $25,000.1989-90 Project Director, DHHS Division of Nursing, Professional Nurse Traineeship Program, $204,891.1988-91 Project Director, CU-President’s Fund for the Humanities, “Development of an Intercampus Applied

Humanities Program in Nursing and Health Sciences,” $4,000.1985-86 Project Director, CU-President’s Fund for the Humanities, “Development of an Intercampus Applied

Humanities Program in Nursing and Health Sciences,” $4,000.1979-81 Project Director, DHHS, Division of Advanced Nurse Training, “Grant Renewal Doctoral Nursing,”

$250,000.1978-81 Project Director, NIH-NIMH, “Grant for Mental Health Sequence in Doctoral Program,” Five-Year

Grant, $180,000.1978-79 Project Director, HEW-USPHS, Division of Nursing, “Grant to Develop Doctoral Program in Nursing,”

$100,000.1976-77 Project Director, HEW-USPHS, Division of Nursing, “Facilitating Preparation of Faculty and Students in

Expanded Role in Nursing,” $150,000.

OTHER RESEARCH PROJECTS2009 -11 Co-Project director: Pilot: Caring Theory/HeartScience program.(Jacksonville Baptist; Kaiser Antioch;

Chesapeake Regional;)2008-09 Facilitator of multi-site clinical research on international caring comparative database (JDuffy PI) 2006-09 Theoretical advisor: Japanese Ministry of Health Grant application: Caring-healing for pediatric unit.

Hospitalized children. Dr. Mayumi Tsutsui, PI.2005-10 Theoretical Consultant to Catholic Univ. Research Grant on Caring and quality outcomes. Dr. Joanne

Duffy. P-I 2004-05 Sponsor of International Scholar, Professor Suwannaka, Thailand2004-07 Theoretical Consultant to Inova Research Proposal (HRSA Patient Care Transformation Model). Inova

Health Systems, VA.2003-04 Project member. National Samueli Institute - Research models and standards in Healing Research Team2003-04 Participant-Committee Member: Samueli Institute National Project “Exploring the Biology of Healing”:

Definitions and Standards in Healing Research group. 2002-03 Consultant, University of Hawaii School of Medicine grant proposal. Pilot – in process.


2002-03 Consultant, Aftercare Research program concepts – Dr. Jeanne Achterberg, PI. Five Mountain Org., Hawaii

2001-02 Sponsor of Pre-Postdoctoral Fellows and Scholars: (National/International: New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Denmark, Korea, Venezuela.)

2000 Consultant, book project, Transpersonal Caring in Nursing: Application and Practice within the BSN Curriculum, by Susan Barrow, Truman State University, Kirksville, MO.

1999 Sponsor, Pre-and-Post doctoral visiting fellows and scholars – International Center for Integrative Caring Practice

1994 Sponsor, National-International Pre- and Post-doctoral Visiting Fellows in Center for Human Caring: 3 countries (Brazil, Korea, Australia)

1994 Sponsor, CHC Visiting Scholars/Students/Practitioners1994 External Referee, Division of Nursing, School of Education, New York University, NY1993 Health Research Council Referee, Health Research Council of New Zealand, Te Kaunihera Rangahau

Hauora o Aotearoa. Peer review of grant applications1992 Grant Reviewer, Alberta Foundation for Nursing Research, Alberta, Canada1990 External Program Reviewer, Graduate Nursing Science Program, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis,

MN1984 Member, DHHS, Div. of Nursing Advanced Nursing Education Grants Reviewer; National Advisory

Committee1980-83 NCI Site Visitor and Grant Reviewer, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, WA, and Sidney

Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, MA1979 Sponsor of postdoctoral research fellow, Dr. Marie Brown, HEW-USPHS, Division of Nursing, in

advanced psychosocial nursing1979 Sponsor of postdoctoral fellow, Dr. Georgette Desjean, University of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, in

caring theory and qualitative methodology1979 Sponsor and Consultant for Dr. Kristine Swanson-Kauffman, NCNR postdoctoral fellowship in loss and

grief research with parents1977 Principal Investigator, Evaluation of Practitioner Special Project grant1977 Principal Investigator, Evaluation of graduates of masters program in psychiatric health nursing1975-76 Principal Investigator, Follow-up study of C.U. undergraduate students1975-76 Research Consultant, WICHE Training Project in Nursing, “Pre-op Teaching and Improved Patient Care”1975 Consultant, School of Nursing Admissions Committee for study of predictive variables for success in

C.U.

SCHOLARSHIP(Refereed- *; Data-based - +; Invitational -#)

PUBLICATIONS

Books:

Nelson, J. Watson, J. (editors)(2011 in print) International Research on Measuring Caring: Caritas as Healing. NY: Springer.

Watson, J. (2011) Nursing. Human Caring Science. Second Edition. Boston: Jones and Bartlett.

Hills, M. & Watson, J (2011) Creating a Caring Science Curriculum.. Emancipatory Pedagogies for Nursing education.. NY: Springer.


Watson, J. (2008 September) Assessing and Measuring Caring in Nursing and Health Sciences. Second Revised Edition. NY: Springer.

Watson, J. (2008). Nursing. The Philosophy and Science of Caring. Revised & Updated Edition. Boulder: University Press of Colorado.

Watson, J. (2005). Caring science as sacred science. Philadelphia: F. A. Davis. Japanese translation under contract. AJN Book of the Year, 2005.

Watson, J. (2002). Assessing and measuring caring in nursing and health sciences. NY: Springer.(Japanese Translation, 2003) (AJN Book of the Year Award 2002).

Bevis, E.O., & Watson, J. (2000, reprinted). Toward a caring curriculum. A new pedagogy for nursing. Mass: Jones & Bartlett.

Watson, J. (1999). Postmodern nursing and beyond. Edinburgh, Scotland, UK: Churchill Livingstone/WB Saunders. (2001 Japanese Translation in process) Translated into Portuguese, 2003.

Watson, J. (Ed.) (1994). Applying the art and science of human caring. NY: NLN.Chinn, P., & Watson, J. (Eds.). (1994). Art and aesthetics of nursing. NY: NLN.Leininger, M., & Watson, J. (Eds.). (1990). The caring imperative in education. NY: NLN.Taylor, R., & Watson, J. (Eds.). (1989). They shall not hurt: Human suffering and human caring. Boulder, CO:

University Press of Colorado.Bevis, E.O., & Watson, J. (1989). Toward a caring curriculum: A new pedagogy for nursing. NY: NLN.Watson, J., & Ray, M. (Eds.). (1988). The ethics of care and the ethics of cure: Synthesis in chronicity. NY:

NLN.Watson, J. (1988), reprinted 2007).. Nursing: Human science and human care. CT: Appleton-Century-Crofts.

reprinting 2007. NY: NLN (Jones and Bartlett). Translated into Japanese, Swedish, Chinese, Korean, and German, Norwegian, Danish.

Watson, J. (l979). Nursing: The philosophy and science of caring. Boston: Little, Brown and Company. 2nd printing 1985, Boulder, CO: University Press of Colorado. Translated into French, Korean.

Articles:*Watson, J. & Browning, R. (2011 under review) Caring Science meets Heart Science. American Nurse

Today.(publication pending)Watson, J. (2010 Spring). Caring Science: the next decade of Holistic Healing. Beginnings. 14-16.

*Watson, J. (2010) Florence Nightingale and the Enduring Legacy of Transpersonal Human Caring-Healing. Journal of Holistic Nursing.28(1):107-108.

*Clarke, P.N. Watson, J and Brewer, B. (2009) From theory to practice: Caring Science according to Watson and Brewer. Nursing Science Quarterly. 22 (3): 339 - 345.

*Watson, J. (2009 ). Caring as the essence and science of Nursing and Health Care. Mundo da Saude (3(2):143-149. Health’s World). Brazilian journal. Sao Paulo ,Brazil: Saint Camillus University.

*Watson, J., (2009) Caring Science and Human Caring Theory: Transforming personal/professional practices in nursing and healthcare. Journal of Health and Human Services Administration. Symposium issue, Edited by David Graber. Vol. 31(4):466-482.

*Watson, J. (2008) Social Justice and Caring: A model of Caring Science as a Hopeful paradigm for moral justice for humanity. Creative Nursing: A journal of values, issues, experience & Collaboration. Vol.14(22):54-61.

*Persky, G., Nelson, J.W., Watson, J. and Bent, K. (2008). Profile of a nurse effective in caring. Nursing Administration Quarterly, 32(1), 15-20.

*Cowling, R., Smith, M. Watson, J. Newman, M. (2008). The power of wholeness, consciousness, and caring. A Dialogue on nursing science, art and healing. Advances in Nursing Science.31(1): E41-E51.

+Watson, J. (2007) Reconsidering nursing education scholarship. In Ulli Zeitler book: Center for Innovation in Nursing Education Aarhus, Denmark publication.


* Tribute to the theorists: Jean Watson over the Years. Nursing Science Quarterly. (2007). 20(1):7. Contributed by Roxie Foster.

*Watson, J. (2007) Theoretical questions and concerns: Responses from a Caring Science Framework. Nursing Science Quarterly. 20th anniversary edition.Vol. 20(1):13-15.

*Watson, J. (2007). Watson’s theory of Human caring and subjective living experiences: Disciplinary guide to professional nursing practice. Brazilian Clinical Nursing Journal: Texto and Contexto. 16(1):129-135.

*Watson, J. (2006).Caring theory as ethical guide to administrative and clinical practices. JONA’S Healthcare Law, Ethics, and Regulation: 8(1):87- 93. [(reprinted from NAQ (2006). 30(1):48-55)].

*Watson, J. (2006). Frontline and Backstage Caring: American Nurse/World-wide Nurses..American Nurse Today.1(1): 24-28.

*Watson, J. (2006 ) Spiritual pilgrimage as Caritas Action in the world. Journal of Holistic Nursing. 24(4):289-296.

*Watson, J. (2006) Carative factors - Caritas processes guide to professional nursing. Danish Clinical Nursing Journal. 20(3), 21-27l.

*Watson, J (2006) Can an ethic of caring be maintained? Journal of Advanced Nursing. 54(3):257-259.*Hemsley, MS, Glass, N., Watson, J.(2006). Taking the eagle’s view: Using Watson’s conceptual model to

investigate the extraordinary and transformative experiences of nurse healers. Journal of Holistic Nursing Practice, 20(2): 85-94.

*Watson, J. (2006) Caring theory as ethical guide to administrative and clinical practices. Nursing Administrative Quarterly. 30(1), 48-55.

*Watson, J. (2005). Current issues and haunting concerns for survival of nursing profession . Japanese Journal of Nursing Science. 30(11): 50-53.

*#Watson, J. (2005). Caring science: Belonging before Being as ethical cosmology. Nursing Science Quarterly. 18(4) 4-5.

*#Watson, J. (2005). Editorial: What may I ask, is happening to nursing knowledge and professional practices? What is nursing thinking at this turn in human history? Journal of Clinical Nursing. 14: 913-914

Watson, J. (2005). Love and Caring. Reprinted . Alternative Journal of Nursing.Vol.9. www.altjn.com*Watson, J. (2005). Commentary on Shattell M (2004) Nurse-patient interaction: A review of the literature.

Journal of Clinical Nursing, 14, 530-532.Watson, J. (2005). An Overview of Watson’s Theory of Human Caring. Bulletin of Japanese Red Cross

University College of Nursing. 19:2005. Tokyo, Japan.*#Watson, J. (2004). Commentary (Invited): The relational core of nursing as partnership. Journal of Advanced

Nursing. 47(3). *Watson, J. (2004). Caritas and Communitas: An ethic for Caring Science. Journal Japan Academy of Nursing

Science, 24(1): 66-71.*#Watson, J. (2003) Love and Caring: Ethics of Face and Hand. Nursing Administration Quarterly. 27(3):

197-202.*#Watson, J. & Foster, R. (2003) The Attending Nurse Caring Model: Integrating theory, evidence and advanced

caring-healing therapeutics for transforming professional practice. Journal of Clinical Nursing. 12: 360-365.

#*Quinn, J. F., Smith, M., Ritenbaugh, C., Swanson, K., and Watson, M. J. (2003). Research guidelines for assessing the impact of the healing relationship in clinical nursing. Alternative therapies in health and medicine, 9(3 suppl): A65-A79.

*Watson, J. (2002) Metaphysics of virtual caring communities. International Journal of Human Caring.6(1), 41-45.

*Watson, J (2002). Transpersonal caring: The theory and practice. Japanese Journal of Nursing. *Fawcett, J. (2002). The nurse theorists: 21st century updates - Jean Watson. Nursing Science Quarterly, 15(3),

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* Watson, J (2002). Holistic nursing and caring: A values based approach. Journal of Japan Academy of Nursing Science, 22(2), 69-74.

*Watson, J. (2002). Caring and healing our living and dying. The International Nurse, 15(2), 4-5. *Watson, J. (2002). Guest editorial: Nursing: Seeking its source and survival. ICU NURS WEB J Issue 9, pp. 1-7

Spring. www.nursing.gr/J.W.editorial.pdf*Watson, J. (2002). Intentionality and caring-healing consciousness: A theory of transpersonal nursing. Holistic

Nursing Practice, 16(4), 12-19.*Watson, J., Bauer, R., & Biley, F. (2002). Bavarian nursing secret: An inside view. Reflections on Nursing

Leadership: Sigma Theta Tau International Magazine, 28(1), 26-28.*Watson, J., Biley, F.C., & Biley, A.M. (2002). Aesthetics, postmodern nursing, complementary therapies and

more: An Internet dialogue. Complementary Therapies in Nursing and Midwifery, 8, 81-83.Watson, J., & Smith, M.C. (2002). Caring science and the science of unitary human beings: A trans-theoretical

discourse for nursing knowledge development. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 37(5), 452-461.*Watson, J., Biley, F.C., & Biley, A.M. (2001). Aesthetics, postmodern nursing, complementary therapies and

more: An Internet dialogue. Theoria. Journal of Nursing Theory, 10(3), 13-16.*Fawcett, J., Watson, J., Neuman, B., & Hinton-Walker, P. (2001). On theories and evidence. Journal of Nursing

Scholarship, 33(2), 121-128.*Watson, J (2001). Post-hospital nursing: Shortages, shifts, and scripts. Nursing Administrative Quarterly, 25(3),

77-82.*Watson, J (2000). Postmodern nursing: Revisioning nursing’s transpersonal caring. Hong Kong Nursing

Journal. 36(4), 31-33.*Watson, J. (2000). Reconsidering caring in the home. Journal of Geriatric Nursing, 21(6), 330-331.*Watson, J. (2000). Via negativa: Considering caring by way of non-caring. Australian Journal of Holistic Nursing,

7(1), 4-8.*Watson, J. (2000). Leading via caring-healing: The four-fold way toward transformative leadership. Nursing

Administration Quarterly, 25(1), 1-6, 25th Anniversary Edition.*Johns, C., & Watson, J. (Co-Eds.) (1999). Guest Editorial. Reflective caring practices. International Journal of

Human Caring, 3(2), 5-7.*Watson, J. (1999). Aesthetic expressions of caring: private psalms - surrendering to the sacred. Personal

professional reflections on caring and healing. International Journal of Human Caring, Summer issue. *Watson, J. (1998). Nightingale and the enduring legacy of transpersonal human caring. Journal of Holistic

Nursing, 16(2).*Watson, J. (1997). The future of nursing - invited commentary. IMAGE: Journal of Nursing Scholarship.*Watson, J. (1997). The theory of human caring: Retrospective and prospective. Nursing Science Quarterly, 10

(1), 49-52.*Watson, J. (1997). Guest Editorial. From the mountaintop to the marsh/fens: Punting on the River Cam. Journal

of Clinical Nursing, 6(1), 3-4.*Watson, J. (1997). Dancing for life. New questions for nursing: To dance or not to dance? Scholarly Inquiry for

Nursing Practice.*Watson, J. (1997). Window on theory of human caring. Miller-Keane encyclopedia & dictionary of medicine,

nursing, & allied health (6th ed.). Philadelphia, PA: W.B. Saunders Company.*Watson, J. (1996). United States of America: Can nursing theory and practice survive? International Journal of

Nursing Practice, 2(4), 241-243.Watson, J. (1996). President’s message: From discipline specific to “inter” to “multi” to “transdisciplinary” health

care education and practice. Journal of Nursing & Health Care, 17(2), 9091.*Watson, J. (1996). Nursing, caring-healing paradigm. In D. Pesat, Capsules of comments in psychiatric nursing.

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*Watson, J. (1995). The wait, the wonder, the watch: Caring in a transplant unit. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 5(3), 199-200.

*Watson, J. (1995). President’s message: Visioning on: Toward action and transformation. Journal of Nursing & Health Care, 16(5), 290.

*Watson, J. (1995). President’s message: Challenges and summons from within and without. Journal of Nursing & Health Care,16(6), 340.

*Watson, J. (1995). A yearning for new debates. NLN Update, 1(3), 6-8.*Watson, J. (1995). Postmodernism and knowledge development in nursing. Nursing Science Quarterly, 8(2), 60-64.*Watson, J. (1995). Advanced nursing practice and what might be. Journal of Nursing & Health Care, 16(2), 78-83.

(Official publication of the National League for Nursing.)*Watson, J. (1995). Nursing’s caring-healing model as exemplar for alternative medicine. Journal of Alternative

Therapies in Health and Medicine, 1(3), 64-69.*Watson, J. (1995). A Fulbright in Sweden: Runes, academics, archetypal motifs, and other things. IMAGE. Journal

of Nursing Scholarship, 27(1), 71-75.Watson, J. (1994). Guest Editorial. Nursing praxis in New Zealand, 9(1), 2-5. Victoria University of Wellington.*Watson, J. (1994). Invited Editorial. Have we arrived or are we on our way out? Promises, possibilities and

paradigms. IMAGE: Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 26(2), 86.*Watson, J. (1993). Should NPs, CNM, and CNAs, etc. add graduate credentials? National League for Nursing.

Open Mind, 2(3), 2.*Watson, J. (1992). Response to caring, virtue, theory, and a foundation for nursing ethics. Scholarly Inquiry for

Nursing Practice: An International Journal, 6(2), 169-171.*Watson, J., & Phillips S. (1992). A call for educational reform: Colorado nursing doctorate model as exemplar.

Nursing Outlook, 40(1), 20-26.*Watson, J. (1991). From revolution to renaissance. Revolution: Journal of Nurse Empowerment, 1(1), 94-100.*Watson, J. (1991). Robb, Dock and Nutting: I wish I’d been there. Journal of Nursing & Health Care, 12(4), 210.*Watson, J. (1990). Response to Reconceptualizing nursing ethics. Scholarly Inquiry for Nursing Practice: An

International Journal, 4(3), 219-221.*Watson, J. (1990). Caring knowledge and informed moral passion. Advances in Nursing Science, 13(1), 15-24.*Watson, J. (1990). The moral failure of the patriarchy. Nursing Outlook, 28(2), 62-66.*Watson, J. (1989). Caring theory. Journal of Japan Academy of Nursing Science, 9(2), 29-37.*Watson, J. (1988). Human caring as moral context for nursing education. Nursing and Health Care, 9(8), 422-425.*Watson, J. (1988). New dimensions of human caring theory. Nursing Science Quarterly, 1(4), 175-181.*Watson, J. (1988). Of nurses, women, and the devaluation of caring [Review of Images of Nurses: Perspectives for

history, art, and literature]. Medical Humanities Review, 2(2), 60-62.*Watson, J. (1988). Response to caring and practice: Construction of the nurses’ world. Scholarly Inquiry for

Nursing Practice: An International Journal, 2(3), 217-221.*Krysl, M., & Watson, J. (1988). Poetry on caring and addendum on center for human caring. Advances in Nursing

Science, 12-17.*Watson, J. (1987). Review of health as expanding consciousness. Journal of Professional Nursing, 3(5), 315.*Watson, J. (1987). Review of practical psychotherapy. Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health

Services, 25(3), 42.*Watson, J. (1987). Nursing on the caring edge: Metaphorical vignettes. Advances in Nursing Science, 10-18.Watson, J. (1987). Academic and clinical collaboration: Advancing the art and science of human caring.

Communicating Nursing Research (Vol. 20), Collaboration in Nursing Research: Advancing the Science of Human Care (pp. 1-16). Western Institute of Nursing. Proceedings of the Western Society for Research in Nursing Conference, Tempe, AZ, April/May.

*Sakalys, J., & Watson, J. (1986). Professional education: Post-baccalaureate education for professional nursing. Journal of Professional Nursing, 2(2), 91-97.


*Sakalys, J., & Watson, J. (1985). New directions in higher education. A review of trends. Journal of Professional Nursing, 1(5), 293-299.

*Watson, J. (1983, Fall). Commentary on instructor directed research model. Western Journal of Nursing Research, 5(4), 310-311.

*Watson, J. (1982). Traditional v. tertiary: Ideological shifts in nursing education. The Australian Nurses Journal, 12(2), 44-46.

*Watson, J. (1981). Nursing’s scientific quest. Nursing Outlook, 29(7), 413-416.Watson, J. (1981). Professional identity crisis-Is nursing finally growing up? American Journal of Nursing, 81,

1488-1490.*Watson, J. (1981). The lost art of nursing. Nursing Forum, XX(3), 244-249 (Re-release, 1983).*Watson, J. (1981). Response to: Conceptual systems, students, practitioner. Western Journal of Nursing Research, 3

(2), 197-198.*Watson, J. (1981). Conceptual systems of students and practicing nurses. Western Journal of Nursing Research, 3

(2), 172-192.*Watson, J. (1980). Response to review of Nursing: Philosophy and science of caring. Western Journal of Nursing

Research, 2(2), 514-515.*Watson, J. (1979). Research answer. Content analysis. Western Journal of Nursing Research, 1(3), 214-2l9.*Carozza, V., Congdon, J.A., & Watson, J. (1978). An experimental educationally sponsored pilot internship

program. Journal of Nursing Education, 17, 14-20.*Watson, J. (1978). Conceptual systems of undergraduate nursing students compared with college students at large

and practicing nurses. Nursing Research, 27(3), 151-155.Watson, J. (1977). Follow-up study of University of Colorado undergraduate nursing program. Colorado Nurse, 77

(l), 6-l9.*Watson, J. (1976). Research: Question-Answer. Creative approach to researchable questions. Nursing Research, 25

(6), 439.*Watson, J. (1976). Research and literature on children’s responses to injections: Some general nursing implications.

Pediatric Nursing, 2(1), 7-8.*Watson, J. (1976). The quasi-rational element in conflict: A review of selected conflict literature. Nursing Research,

25, 19-23.Watson, J. (1973, May). Self-examination:A necessary concern for counselors. Awareness, a journal of the Colorado

Personnel and Guidance Association, Denver, CO.*Watson, J. (1968, February). Death - A necessary concern for nurses. Nursing Outlook, 47-48. Reprinted in

Contemporary Nursing Series (1972). The dying patient: A nursing perspective (pp. l96-200). NY: American Journal of Nursing Publication Co.

Chapters and MonographsWatson, J. (2011). Jean Watson: Personal Experience and Background in Being a Nurse Theorist. In Sitzman, K.L. & Eichelberger, LW. Understanding the work of Nurse Theorists. Second edition. Boston: Jones & Bartlett. PP. 55—58.Watson, J. (2011). Words of Wisdom contributions. In Payne, L. The Nursing Student’s Guide to Clinical Success. Boston: Jones & Bartlett. P 177,178.Watson, J. and Woodward, T.K. (2010) Jean Watson’s Theory of Human Caring. In Parker, M. & M. Smith.

Nursing Theories and Nursing Practice. Third Edition. Philadelphia, PA: FA Davis. PP.351-369.Watson, J. (2009) Foreword. Hover- Kramer, D. Guidebook for Healing Touch. Watson, J. (2009 -10) A Caring Curriculum. Chapter. Chinese Publication. Book. On Chinese Caring Education. Watson, J. (2009-10 in press). Foreword. Rollins Gantz, N. Sigma Theta Tau Leadership Legacy Book.

Indianapolis: STTI pub.


Watson, J. (2007). Leadership is….Visionary conversations and reflections on my journey into the heart of nursing: Human Caring-Healing. In Hansen-Turton, S. Sherman, Ferguson, V. Conversations with Leaders. Indianapolis: Sigma Theta Tau International. Pp174 -183.

Watson, J. (2006-07) Book Review: Mattson, J. & Boller, J. Daily Miracles. Indianapolis: Sigma Theta Tau Pub.Watson, J. (2007 in print). Reconsidering Nursing Education Scholarship. In Ulli Zeitler book: Center for

Innovation in Nursing Education Aarhus, Denmark publication. Watson, J. (2006) Foreword. In Young, D. Save the First Dance for You. The complete nurse’s guide to serving

your profession, your patients, and yourself. Norfolk, VA: Young publications. www.savethefirstdanceforyou.com

Watson, J. (2006). Foreword. Heart of Nursing. 2nd edition. Wendler, M.C (editor). Indianapolis, IN: Sigma Theta Tau Center Nursing Publication.

*Watson, J, Jackson, D., & Borbasi. (2005). Tracing nurse caring: Issues, Concerns, Debates. In Daly, J. Speedy, S., Jackson, D., Lambert, V., Lambert, C.(eds). (2005) Professional Nursing: Concepts, Issues and Challenges. Springer. NY. PP.113-132.

Watson, J. (2005) Watson’s theory of human caring. In J. Fawcett. Contemporary nursing knowledge: Analysis and evaluation of nursing models and theories. F.A. Davis.

Newman, M., Roy, C., Watson, J. (2005) Dialogue with nursing theorists. In C. Picard & D. Jones (eds). Giving Voice to What we Know. Jones and Bartlett. Mass.

*Watson, J. (2005) Metaphysics of Virtual Caring Communities. In: Schlitz, M., Amorok, T. & Micozzi, M. (eds.) Consciousness and healing: An integral approach to mind-body medicine. Churchill Livingstone.

Watson, J.(2004) Eine ethische Betrachtung von Selbst und Gemeinschaft aus dem Blickwinkel der Wissenschaft der menschlichen Zuwendung (Caring Science). In Krause, P. M. Schulz, and Bauer, R. (eds). Interventionen Psychiatrischer Pflege. Ibicura. Unterstendorf.

Watson, J. (2004) Meta -reflection of reflective practice and where it leads. In Johns, C. & Freshwater, D.(eds). Reflective Practice. Revised Edition. UK: Blackwell.

Watson, J. (2004 ). Epilogue on Home Health Nursing. In Rice, R.(ed) Home Care Nursing: Practice and Concepts. 4th edition. Philadelphia: Elsevier.

Watson, J. (2004 ). Foreword. In Wright, L. Spirituality, Suffering, and Illness. Philadelphia: FA Davis.Watson, J. (2004 ). Foreword. In Sitz, K. Understanding Nursing Theory: A Creative Beginning. Watson, J. (2004 ). Jean Watson’s Theory of Human Caring. In Parker, M. (ed). Nursing Theories and Nursing

Practice. Philadelphia: FA Davis.Watson, J. (2004 ). Foreword. Author: Creative Health Care Management. Relationship- Based Care Delivery: A

model for transforming care. Minneapolis, MN. Creative health care management publication. Watson, J., Jackson, R., Borbasi, S. (2004 ). Constructing Caring. In Borbasi, S. (ed) Caring and the Discipline

of Nursing. Melbourne, Australia: Blackwell. # Watson, J (2003). Foreword. In Koerner, J. Nurse, Heal My Self. Santa Rosa, Ca: Crestport.#Watson, J. (2003) Commentary by Watson on selected publications. In L. Nicoll (ed.emeritus;) P. Reed (ed).

Perspectives on nursing Theory. 4th edition. Philadelphia: Lippincott, Williams, and Wilkins. #Watson, J. (2003) Meditation: Contemplative practice. In K. Wren & C, Norred,(eds). Real-world nursing

survival guide: Complementary & Alternative Therapies. St. Louis: Harcourt.(pp. 156-160.#Watson, J. (2003). Into the future: Postmodern and beyond. In O. Slevin & L. Basford (Eds.), Theory and

practice of nursing; An integrated approach to caring practice. (2nd ed.). United Kingdom: Nelson Thornes.

#*Watson, J (2002). Illuminating the spiritual journey. Jean Watson Tells her story. In P. Burkhardt, M.G. Nagai-Jacobson (Eds.), Spirituality: Living our connectedness (pp. 181-186). NY: Delmar.

#Watson, J. (2001). Foreword. In R. Locsin (Ed.), Advancing technology, caring, nursing. Westport, CT: Auburn House.


#Watson, J. (2001). Foreword. In M.A. Anderson, Nursing leadership. Management and professional practice (pp. v-vi). Philadelphia: F.A. Davis.

#*Watson, J. (2001). Jean Watson: Theory of human caring. In M.E. Parker (Ed.), Nursing theories and nursing practice (pp. 343-354). Philadelphia: F.A. Davis.

#*Watson, J. (2000). Reconsidering caring in the home. In R. Rice (Ed.), Home care nursing practice: Concepts, application (3rd ed.). St. Louis, MO: C.V. Mosby Company.

Watson, J. (2000). Foreword. In M. Knapp & M. Knapp, Souls that are linked. Della Cor Publisher.#*Watson, J. (2000). Postmodern nursing and beyond. In N.L. Chaska (Ed.), The nursing profession: Tomorrow’s

vision and beyond (pp. 299-308). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.Watson, J. (2000). Postscript. In C. Johns, Becoming a reflective practitioner. UK: Blackwell Science.#Watson, J. (1999). Foreword. In B.M. Dossey, L. Keegan, & C. Guzzetta, Holistic Nursing: A handbook for

practice (3rd ed.). MD: Aspen Publishers.#*Watson, J. (1999). Alternative therapies and nursing practice. In J. Watson (Ed.), Nurse’s handbook of

alternative and complementary therapies. Springhouse, PA: Springhouse.#Watson, J. (1997). A meta-reflection of reflective practice. In C. Johns, Reflective practice. UK: Blackwell

Science.#Watson, J. (1996). Foreword. In A. Pearson & R. McMahon (Eds.), Nursing as therapy (2nd printing, 1998,

UK.).#Watson, J. (1996). Watson’s theory of transpersonal caring. In P.H. Walker & B. Neuman (Eds.), Blueprint for

use of nursing models: Education, research, practice, & administration (pp. 141-184). NY: NLN Press.#Watson, J. (1996). Art, caring, spirituality, and humanity. In E. Farmer (Ed.), Exploring the spiritual dimension

of care (pp.29-40). Wiltshire, England: Mark Allen.#*Watson, J. (1996). Artistry and caring: Heart and soul of nursing. In D. Marks-Maran & Rose (Eds.),

Reconstructing nursing: Beyond art & science (pp. 54-63). London, U.K.: Bailliere Tindall Ltd. (Div. of Harcourt Brace & Co.).

#*Watson, J. (1996). Poeticizing as truth on nursing inquiry. In J. Kikuchi, H. Simmons, & D. Romyn (Eds.), Truth in nursing inquiry (pp. 125-139). Thousand Oaks: Sage.

#Watson, J. (1994). Foreword/Chapter. In. C. Johns (Ed.), The Burford NDU model. Caring in practice. Oxford, England: Blackwell Science.

Watson, J. (1994). Poeticizing as truth through language. In P.L. Chinn & J. Watson (Eds.), Art and aesthetics in nursing (pp. 3-17). NY: NLN.

Watson, J., & Chinn P.L. (1994). Art and aesthetics as passage between centuries. In P.L. Chinn & J. Watson (Eds.), Art and aesthetics in nursing (pp. xiii-xviii). NY: NLN.

Watson, J., et al. (1994). Overview of caring theory. In J. Watson (Ed.), Applying the art and science of human caring. NY: NLN.

Watson, J., & Chinn P. (1994). Introduction to aesthetics and art of nursing. In P. Chinn & J. Watson, Anthology on art and aesthetics in nursing. NY: NLN.

#Watson, J. (1994). A Frog, a rock, a ritual: An eco-caring cosmology. In E. Schuster & C. Brown (Ed.), Caring and environmental connection. NY: NLN

#Watson, J. (1993). Foreword. In N. Diekelman, Transforming nursing education. NY: NLN.Watson, J. (1992). Prelude (Preface). In E. Gee, The light around the dark (pp. xi-xiii). NY: NLN.#Watson, J. (1992). Notes on nursing: Guidelines for caring then and now. Invited commentary for commemorative

edition. In F. Nightingale, Notes on nursing: What it is and what it is not (pp. 80-85). Philadelphia, PA: J.B. Lippincott Company.

#Watson, J. (1991). Introduction. In M. Leininger, Theory of transcultural nursing. NY: NLN.Watson, J. (1991). Preface. In R. Neil & R. Watts (Eds.), Caring and nursing: Explorations in feminist perspectives

(pp. ix-x). NY: NLN.Watson, J. (1990). Preface. In Proceedings of the 12th international caring conference. NY: NLN.


Watson, J. (1990). Transformation in nursing: Bringing care back to health care. In National League for Nursing (Ed.), Curriculum revolution: Redefining the student-teacher relationship (pp. 15-20). NY: Author.

#Watson, J. (1990). Transpersonal caring: A transcendent view of person, health, and healing. In M. Parker (Ed.), Nursing theories in practice (pp. 277-288). NY: NLN.

#Watson, J. (1990). Informed moral passion. In Proceedings for the 1989 national forum on doctoral education in nursing. Indianapolis, IN: Indiana University School of Nursing.

#Watson, J. (1990). Foreword. In L. Hill & N. Smith (Eds.), Self care nursing: Promotion of health (pp. xi-xii). Norwalk, CT: Appleton & Lange.

#*Watson, J. (1990). Human caring: A public agenda. From revolution to renaissance. In J. Stevenson & T. Tripp-Reimer (Eds.), Knowledge about care and caring: State of the art and future developments (pp. 41-48). Proceedings of a Wingspread Conference, Racine, WI, 2/1-3/89. St. Louis, MO: American Academy of Nursing.

Watson, J. (1990). Preface. In M. Leininger & J. Watson (Eds.), The caring imperative in education (pp. xiii-xiv). NY: NLN.

#*Watson, J. & Bevis, E. (1990). Coming of age for a new age. In N. Chaska (Ed.), The nursing profession: Turning points (pp. 100-105). St. Louis, MO: C.V. Mosby Company.

Watson, J. (1989). Preface and introduction. In M. Krysl, Midwife and other poems on caring (pp. v, vii-viii). NY: NLN.

Watson, J. (1989). Human caring and suffering: A subjective model for health sciences. In R. Taylor & J. Watson (Eds.), They shall not hurt (pp. 125-135). Boulder, CO: University Press of Colorado.

#Watson, J. (1989). Watson’s philosophy and theory of human caring in nursing. In J. Riehl-Sisca (Ed.), Conceptual models for nursing practice (3rd ed., pp. 219-236). Norwalk, CT: Appleton & Lange.

Watson, J. (1988). Introduction. In J. Watson & M. Ray (Eds.), The ethics of care and the ethics of cure: Synthesis in chronicity (pp. 1-3). NY: NLN.

*Watson, J. (1988). The professional doctorate as an entry level into practice. In National League for Nursing, Perspectives (pp. 41-47). NY: Author.

Watson, J. (1988). A case study: Curriculum in transition. In National League for Nursing (Ed.), Curriculum revolution: Mandate for change (pp.1-8). NY: Author.

Watson, J. (1987). The dream curriculum. In National League for Nursing, Patterns in nursing: Strategic planning for nursing education (pp. 91-104). NY: Author.

#*Watson, J. (1985). Reflections on different methodologies for the future of nursing. In M. Leininger (Ed.), Qualitative research methods in nursing (pp. 343-349). FL: Grune & Stratton, Inc.

#*Watson, J. (1983). Delivery and assurance of quality health care: A rights based foundation. In R. Luke, J. Krueger, & R. Madrow (Eds.), Organization and change in health care quality assurance (pp. 13-19). MD: Aspen Systems.

#Watson, J. (1982). The nurse-client relationship. In L. Sonstegard, K. Kowalski, & B. Jennings (Eds.), Women’s health care (pp. 45-56). NY: Grune and Stratton.

#*Watson, J. (1981). Some issues related to a science of caring for nursing practice. In M. Leininger (Ed. & Author), Caring: An essential human need (pp. 61-67). Proceedings from National Caring Conference, University of Utah. NJ: Charles B. Slack.

#Watson, J. (1980). Self losses. In F. Bower (Ed.), Nursing and the concept of loss (pp. 51-84). NY: Wiley.*Watson, J., Burckhardt, C., Brown, L., Bloch, D., & Hester, N. (1979). A model of caring: An alternative health care

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Watson, J. (2003). Book Review. Sandman, Lars. A good death: On the value of death and dying, Goteborg, Sweden: Acta Universitatis Gothoburgensis. Journal of Palliative Care, 6(4), 633.

Watson, J. (2003, in print) Book Review. The Challenge of Sexuality in Health Care. H.Heath & I.White (eds). Journal of Advanced Nursing.

Watson, J. (2003 in press) Book Review: The Best Guide to Eastern Philosophy and Religion. D. Morgan. Los Angeles. Renaissance. Journal Alternative Medicine and Health.

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and Medicine.*Watson, J. (1996). Book Review: Healing nutrition, L. Began, Journal Alternative Therapies Health &

Medicine, 2(3), 91.Watson, J. (1994). Postmodern crisis in science and method. In Proceedings of NIH\Office of Alternative Medicine

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Alberta, Canada.Watson, J. (1993). Dr. Jean Watson with E. Henderson - An interview. Alberta Association of Registered Nurses

Newsletter, 49,(6), 10-12.Watson, J. (1989). Guest editorial: Colorado shows leadership in solving the nursing crisis. Boulder Daily Camera,

September 11.*Bevis, E., & Watson, J. (1989). Abstract: Coming of age for a new age. International Council of Nurses, 19th

Quadrennial Congress. Seoul, Korea.*Watson, J. (1989). Abstract: Humanitarian - Human caring paradigm for nursing education. International Council

of Nurses, 19th Quadrennial Congress. Seoul, Korea.Watson, J. (1985, January). Nursing education and current trends - Needs and supply data. Report to Colorado

Commission on Higher Education.Watson, J. (1984-90). The Dean speaks out. University of Colorado School of Nursing Newsletter (Dean’s Column).Watson, J. (1983-84). University of Colorado planning directions for year 2000. University of Colorado School of

Nursing Newsletter.Watson, J. (1981, April 14). The need to clarify faculty governance. Silver and Gold Record (p. 2). Boulder, CO:

University of Colorado.*Watson, J. (1980). Review of Starting point. An introduction to the dialectic of existence. Western Journal of

Nursing Research, 2(3), 637-638.Watson, J. (1979, December). Terminal Progress Report, HEW Research Project, Division of Nursing Research,

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PRESENTATIONS*All invited or referred:

2011. August 25. 26. Keynote Papers Caring Science. Education. Peru Nursing College National Conference. Lima, Peru. 2011. July 22. Caring Science: Caritas to Communitas and Peace. Plenary Keynote: IONS. Annual Conf. San Francisco, Ca.2011 July 21. Workshop: Caring Science/Heart Science. International Noetic Science Institute Annual Conference. San Francisco, CA.2011. July 20. Keynote Caring Science and Heart Science. Stanford University. Palo Alto, CA.2011 June 23. Launch of Caring Science program. Kaiser Permanente No. Ca Continuum Care. Walnut Creek, CA2011. May 25, 26. Keynote celebration of Caring. : Holistic Caring-Healing Theory and Practice. Woodwinds Hospital . Minneapolis, MN2011. May 26. Keynote. Caring Science and Leadership. University of MN Center for Spirituality and Healing.2011. May 23. Keynote.: Caring Sc. And Heart Sc. Aventist Health System . Betheseda , MD.2011. May 20. Keynote: Caring Theory and Professional Practice. St. Peters’ University Hospital. New Brunswick, NJ2011. May 13. Closing Keynote Caring Science transforming practice. No. Ca> Kaiser Permanente Caritas Consortium. San Francisco, Ca.2011.April 27. Keynote Caring and Professional practice. Nebraska Medical Center. Omaha, Nebraska.2011. April 26. Keynote. Caring Science and Professional Practice: Omaha VA Medical system. .2011. April21. Keynote. Caring Science as Practice model. National Kaiser Permanente Health System. Annual Leadership Conference.2011. April 7. Keynote: Caring Science and Transforming practice. Albert Einstein Medical Center. Philadelphia, PA.


2011, April 6. Distinguished Lecturer,invited. Las Salle University. PhIladelphia. 2011. March 11. University of Kansas,Kansas City. Invited Distinguished Keynote. Caring Science.2011 February: 16. keynote Caring Science;. 21st Anniversary program. Cuidad, Obregon, Mexico. Esuela De Enfermeria Cd. Oregon. Sonora.2011 January: keynote Canadian Student Nurses Association. Toronto, Ontario, Canada2010 November; keynote: International Barcelona congress; Barcelona, Spain (International Year of Nurse)2010 November: Universitat Rovira;(University of Tarragona, Spain) keynote and recipient of Honorary Doctorate2010 November: Bedfordshire Univ. Reaffirmation of Honorary Doctorate speech, United Kingdom2010 November: Victoria University BC. Recipient of Honorary Doctorate; speech Convocation. 2010 November: Keynote: Caring science practices. Kaiser Permanente, Oakland, CA2010 October: Keynote: caring theory – nursing. First National Indian Nurses Council. Houston, TX2010 October: Keynote: Caring Science Theory & Practice. Academy of Medical Surgical Nursing. Las Vegas, NV.2010 October: Plenary Session invited keynote: Caring Science: Transforming practice. Magnet Conference

American Nurses Credentialing Center. Phoenix, AZ.2010 October: Concurrent session: Economics of Caring presentation. (w Anthony Disser) Magnet Conference.

ANCC; Phoenix, AZ2010 September Poster: "CARITAS : A THEORY GUIDED SCALE TO MEASURE HUMAN CARING. State of

Science Conference.Council Advancement of nursing science. Washington, DC2010 September: Mercy Medical Center. Restoring the heart of nursing. Baltimore, MD2010 September Oakland University, keynote: A new vision for a new decade. Rochester, MI2010 September: Keynote Caring Theory: education/practice. II International confress of Nurisng. Coorperative Univ

of Colombia: Bucaramanga, Colombia, S.A. 2010 September: Munson Hospital keynote: Theory to practice. Traverse City, MI.2010, July Panama National Association of Panamanian Nurses;Conference on Florence Nightingale and Art

Exhibit.Keynote: A blueprint for Nursing. National Museum of Anthropology. 2010, June Torino, Italy congress on Caring Science. Keynote and Workshop. 2010 June Univ. Bedfordshire, England. Presenter: Caring and reflective practice session. International

Reflective Practice conference.2010, June 7th Asia Pacific Nursing congress. Invited Keynote Caring Science/HeartScience as N power for

Healing.: Singapore Nurses Association. Singapore. 2010, May Boston Medical Center: Caring theory: Caring Science. Boston, Massachusetts.2010, May Mayo Clinic Rochester, Minnesota. Transforming self and System. Caring Theory and practice.2010, May Cleveland Clinic Empathy and Innovation Conference. Panel member on Empathy; Open Session

with Cleveland Clinic Nursing.2010, May Teleseminar. Institute of Noetic Sciences. Caring Science and current work. 2010, May Salem Oregon Hospital. Keynote nurse’s week.2010, May Northern California. Caring Science/heart Science. Caring Theory and Caritas Heart methodology -

translating into practice2010, April Northern California Kaiser Health. Keynote: Transforming Self and System. Oakland, Ca. 2010, January Kindred Health Care System, Tucson, AZ. Caring Science/Caring Theory as guide to transforming

health care. 2010, January Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center. Winston-Salem, NC. Keynote and Leadership

conference on Human Caring. 2010, January Mahwah, New York Bon Secours System. Summit in Human Caring. 2009, Dec. Torino, Italy. Research seminar on Caring assessment measures. Health District, Torino, Italy.2009, Nov. Bon Secours Summit in Human Caring. Richmond, VA. Caring theory and practice model. 2009, Nov. Research conference. Winter Haven Hospital, Fla. Caring Science/Heart Science: Theory and

Practice. Winter Haven, Fla. 2009, Nov. Mayo Jacksonville, Fla. Overview of caring theory in practice. Jacksonville,Florida.2009, October Keynote: Caring Science as ethical and scientific model for nursing education and practice 40th

Anniversary International Scientific Conference. Medical University, Lublin, Poland.. 2009, Sept. Barcelona, Spain. Keynote. Humanizing Care: Research based approaches. XX Aniversaria de EUI

Santa Madrona De la Fundación “la Caixa’. Spain. 2009, August Keynote research conference. Peruvian Schools and Colleges Nursing. Universidad Privada San

Juan Bautista Celebración de la Enfermeria Peruana: ‘Teoría del cuidado humano de Jean.Watson”. Lima, Perú.


2009, August Caring Science and Heart Science: A pilot model for transformation of nursing and healthcare. Kaiser Permanente Antioch, CA.

2009, July Caring Science and Healing Touch model. Healing Touch International Conference. Denver, Colorado.

2009, July Research paper: ‘Understanding caring: transforming bedside care through workforce development’. With Persky, GJ, Nelson, JW, Wright, D. & Watson, J International Council of Nursing. Durban, So.Africa..

2009, June Invited Keynote: Caring Science and Caritas heart-centered theory and ethic. International Reflective Practice Conference. University of Lemerick, Ireland.

2009, June Caring science and Science of the Heart as new professional practice model. Annual research conference. MacNeal Hospital, Berwyn, Ill.

2009, May Keynote: Caritas and heart-centered Caring-healing. University of Minn. Center for Spiritual and Healing. Ways of Knowing conference.

2009, May Caring Science seminars, keynotes. Mariana Universidad, Pasto, Colombia, South America. 2009, May Caring theory as professional practice model. Mary Washington Hospital. Frederickburg, VA. 2009, May The Essence of Nursing. Caring moments, Sacred space, Caring Science. Mountain Area Health

Education Center. Ashville, N. C.2009, May Caring Science.Heart Science. Professional practice model. Wake Forest University Baptist Medical

Center, Winston Salem, N.C. *2009. April Universal Language of Caring. International Caring Summit. New Orlean, LA. Sponsored by

Association of Nurses working for our Patients.*2009, April Caring Science: Heart Science.. Sigma Theta Tau International. Univ of Ct. Hartford, CT.*2009. April Caring theory as guide to professional practice. Greenwich Hospital. Greenwich, CT.*2009, March Nursing’s spiritual roots in contemporary practice. Panel: Mary Baker Eddy Library Conference.

Boston, MA.*2009, March CaritasHeartMath - Caring theory updates for transforming practice. Miami Baptist Hospital, Florida*2009, March Caring Science/Caring Theory in practice: St. Joseph Hospital. Atlanta, Georgia.*2009, March Caring Science: CaritasHeartMath: a model for transforming practitioners and practice. John C.

Lincoln Hospital. Phoenix, AZ*2009, March Caring theory as guide to education and practice. 66th Anniversary Conference. Universidad de

Sonora, Mexico. Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico.*2009, Feb. Caring curriculum: Caring science as ethical and scientific guide. Faculty workshop.Universidad de

Sonora, Bahia de Kino, Mexico.*2009, Jan. Caring Science:CaritasHeartMath a model for transforming practice and practitioners. Bon Secours

System, Richmond, VA*2009, Jan. Caring Science and Heart Science:Caritas Nursing in practice: Chesapeake Hospital, Chesapeake,

VA2009, Jan. Listen to Your Heart. Caring Science and Caring Theory as practice model. University Medical

Center, Las Vegas, Nevada.2009, Jan. Caring Science and HeartScience/Caritas Nursing in practice. Kaiser system: Antioch, Ca; and

Kaiser System, Walnut Creek, CA.2009, Jan. Caring Science/Caritas and HeartMath/Science of the Heart. Educational seminar. Boulder,

Colorado. 2008, Dec. Keynote and Panel on Caring Theory in practice. Tokyo Women’s University, Tokyo Medical Center

Hospital. Tokyo, Japan.2008, Dec. Invited International Keynote:Caring Science as ethical and scientific model for nursing education

and practice. Fukuoka, Japan2008, Dec. Caring Science and Caring Theory. Red Cross University Hiroshima College of Nursing. Hiroshima,

Japan2008, Dec. Caring theory/Caring Science. Hyogo University, Japan2008, Nov. Caring curriculum. Universidad de Sonora, Sonora, Mexico. 2008, Nov. Caring Theory as guide to practice: Queens Medical Center, Dept of HHS, NYC.2008, Nov. Seminars on Science and Art of Human Caring. in education and practice: Universidad Catolica:

Santo Toribio De Mogrovejo, Escuela Enfermeria, Chiclayo, Peru2008, Oct. Paradigms of 21st century and future of nursing; Transpersonal Caring and Nursing education.

60th Anniversary of Escola Superior de Enfermagem Sao Jose Cluny, Madeira, Portugal.


2008, Oct. Facilitator and presenter: International Caritas Consortium. Sponsored by Baptist Health Jacksonville, Florida. Held at Amelia Island, Florida.

2008, Sept. Caring theory: Nursing Theory Seminar with other nursing theorists (Newman, Roy, Rogers theories). Massachusetts General Hospital.Boston, Ma.

2008, Sept. Ethics paper: Boston Knowledge Development Conference. Boston, Ma.2008, Sept. Keynote: Caring Science as practice model: Atlanta Veterans Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia 2008, August Teleseminar Nursing and Caring Science. Noetic Science Institute Seminar Series, National

Teleprogram.2008, August Keynote and consultation: Good Samaritan Hospital, Watertown, Upstate New York2008, July Caring theory: Discovering theory in practice. Northern Navajo Medical Center, Navajo

Reservation: Shiprock, New Mexico 2008, July Omincron Delta Culture and Caring Cruise: sponsored by University of Phoenix Caring

Science: Caritas Nursing. ‘Watson on Water’ talk: Pride of America Cruise Hawaiian Islands2008, July Seminar presentation: Theory of Human Caring and authentic caring relationships? St.

Alphonsus Hospital.Boise, Idaho.2008, June Keynote and workshops on Caring theory and Caring Curricululm. University of Barraquilla,

Colombia, South America.2008, June, Keynote. Caring as transformative model for nursing. Institute for Labor Management. Las

Vegas, NV.2008, June Keynote; Good Samaritan hospital. Dayton, Ohio.2008, June Keynote. The healing power of gratitude. Health Ministry Association. Irvine, Ca.2008, May. Keynote and consultation. Hong Kong Polytechnic University.2008, May Keynote. Caring theory and Caring Science. Shanghai International Nursing Research

Conference. Shanghai, China.2008, May. Keynote Caring Science. ; Simpson University conference. Redding, Ca. 2008, May. Keynote: Caring theory as guide to transforming practice. AtlantiCare Health.2008, May. Keynote. Caring theory and practice. Tri-StateHealth Alliance. Tennessee.2008,April Panel leader: Economics and caring. International Association in Human Caring. Univ of North

Carolina, Chapel Hill.2008,April. Facilitator – Leader of International Caritas Consortium and Watson Caring Science Institute

gathering. Scottsdale Health, Scottsdale, AZ.2008, April. Dahlberg Scholar. Viterbo University and Gunderson Lutheran Health. Wisconsin.2008. April. Keynote conference. Caring Science and theory. University of South Carolina, Upstate. Speaker

at Sigma ThetaTau International induction.

2008 March. Keynote: Caring Theory as guide to practice. MacNeal Hospital. Berwyn, Ill.2008 March. Dialogue on Caring with scholars. Florida Atlantic Univ. Boca Raton, Florida.

2008 March Keynote: Caring theory as guide to transforming practice. John L. Lincoln Hospital, Phoenix, AZ2008 March Workshop and keynote: Caring Curriculum Grand Canyon University, Phoenix. AZ2008 Jan Keynote: Caritas Nursing and Critical Care. Eliza Fernie Critical Care Nursing Symposium, The

Childrens Hospital Aurora, Co.2007 Dec. Keynote: Caritas-Communitas as theory for practice: Hebrew life Center, Boston, Mass.2007 Nov. Lecture tour: Northern Italy: Universities: Univesita Bicocca, Monza; Unitersita Statale, San

Luigi & Cuneo; Unversita Statale Torino; Univesrita Cattolica of Torino; Unversita faculty of Medicine, Piacenza; Universita Novara; Keynote International Congress: “Caring: the hearth/heart of nursing” Universita Torino, Almese, Italy

2007, Nov. AONE conference, Scottsdale, AZ: Transforming caring at the Bedside: RW Johnson funded project. Keynote: “Caring theory as guide to transforming care at bedside”

2007, Oct. University of Minnesota: International Center for Nursing Leadership conference: Summit of Sages: Invited keynote: “Social justice and Caring”

2007, Oct. Bon Secours hospital system, Richmond, Virginia: Facilitator of International Caritas Consortium.


2007, Oct. Nevada Organization of Nurse Leaders.; Lake Tahoe, Nevada: Keynote: ‘Caring Philosophy and Theory as passion and purpose for transforming nursing”

2007, Oct. International Transplant Nursing Society conference: Keynote: The Wait the Wonder the Watch. Theory of Human Caring and its relevance for the Human Experience of Having a Transplant

2007 June University of Tarragona, Spain. Convocation speaker for 1st graduating class of Graduate Nursing.

2007 June Invited keynote. University of Lisbon, Portugal. University Conference; Doctoral student seminar: Postmodern nursing science.

2007 June University of Terceira, Azores. Doctoral student seminar and workshop for faculty.2007 June Bethesda, MD. Invited Keynote. Pediatric Trends. Children’s Hospital, Washington, DC.2007 June Delivered 3rd Annual Distinguished Mary Jane Seivwright Nursing Research Lecture. University

of West Indies.19th Annual Mary J. Seivwright Day and 18th Annual research conference. Kingston, Jamaica.

2007 June University of Barcelona, Spain. PhD students seminar. Postmodern nursing science.2007 May La Jolla. Scripps Healthcare, CA. Facilitation of International Caritas Consortium gathering,

sponsored by Scripps. 2007 May St. Louis, Mo. International Association of Human Caring conference. Opening Keynote panel

member: Knowledge development of nursing.2007 May Phoenix. Promise of Nursing. Johnson & Johnson celebration luncheon Keynote. Biltmore Hotel,

Phoenix.2007 May Scottsdale Health, Arizona. Distinguished Visiting Nurse Scholar. Keynote: “Restoring the heart

of nursing through ‘theory-guided-practice”.2007 May University of Phoenix, Tucson Campus. Caring Theory and Caring curriculum. 2007 April Barcelona, Spain. Santa Madrona Adscrita a las Universitat de Barcelona; “90th Aniversaria

Conferencie: “La Humanitzacio de la Cura”. 2007 April Toronto, Canada. York University, lecture series. And keynote paper: International Healing

Touch Conference.2006 Nov.-Dec. Invited International Conference Keynote: Personal Camino Pilgrimage as Caritas action in the

world. University of Chihuahua, Mexico 2006 Nov. American Academy of Nursing. Panel presentation: Theory-guided Practice Expert Panel

program. Miami, Florida2006 Nov. Baton Rouge General Medical Center keynote: caring theory as guide to practice; Keynote: Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center, Baton Rouge, LA.2006 October Navajoland Nurses United for Research,Service,and Education 1st Annual Conference:

“Navajoland Nursing: Sacred Space and Caring Sciences Keynote:Caritas nursing: Caring Science as Sacred Science: Returning to the heart of nursing

2006 Sept. Alverno College , Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 75th anniversary keynote; Taking time for caring-theory practices

2006 Sept Caring Summit, Upper State New York. Invited keynote: caring theory and practice models.2006 Aug. Bangkok, Thailand. Invited keynote conference speaker for several papers: Caring as a path of

educational and nursing development. . International Caring conference. Bangkok. 2006 June Invited keynote: Caring Science - A model for transforming nursing. Annual Watson

Conference. University of Windsor, Canada.2006 June Invited closing address: The future of nursing. Challenged to stand and mature within its own

paradigm. World Congress Leadership Summit. Senior healthcare and nurse executives. Chicago, ILL.

2006 June Invited Keynote: Spiritual Pilgrimage as Caritas Action in the world. International Association of Human Caring Conference. Perth, Western Australia.


2006 May Invited paper: “Visionary Nursing Leadership: Toward Transformative Models of Caring-Healing. VHA National Leadership conference. St. Louis, MO.

2006 May Facilitator: Inter/national Caritas Consortium gathering. Inova Health System. Fairfax, Virginia2006 May Invited Keynote: Caring Science model: philosophical and ethical foundation for nursing's

future. Ist Congress International of Scientific Association of the Arab Nursing Faculties and 25th Anniversary Congress of St. Joseph University, Beirut, Lebanon.

2006 May Caring theory and nursing practice. CentraState Medical Center, Freehold, NJ.2006 April Caring theory as professional practice model. Catholic University, Washington, DC and Holy

Cross Hospital.2006 April Keynote: Caring Curriculum. Santa Barbara College, CA.2006 April Invited paper. Caring theory in practice. Queens Medical Center, NYC.2006 May Conference Keynote on Caring theory in practice. Miami Kendall Regional Med. Cent2006 April Catholic University. Washington, DC.Student forums & open seminars. 2006 April Invited keynote. Caring theory administrative-clinical practices. Central Baptist hospital, Caring

conference. Lexington, Ky. 2006 April Invited keynote conference. Caring theory as practice model. Baptist Hospital East , Louisville,

KY. 2006 March Invited Keynote; London Network for Nurses and Midwives. National Health Service

conference. QE II Conference Center. London. “Authentic Human Caring: Administrative-clinical measurement issues”.

2005 Dec. Invited keynote: Caring theory as model for education and practice. London, Ontario, Canada.2005 Dec. Workshop: Mountain Nurses Association. Caring theory as guide to advanced nursing practice.

Vail, Colorado.2005 Dec. Keynote: Caring theory as guide to transforming practice. Vail Valley Medical Center/Mountain

Nursing Association. Vail, Colorado. 2005 Nov. Panel Respondent (to Dr. Roxie Foster): Theory –Guided practice Symposium. Watson’s Theory

of Human Caring. American Academy of Nursing Conference. Scottsdale, Arizona.2005 Nov. Keynote: Research Conference. Restoring the heart of nursing. Winter-Haven Hospital. Winter

Haven, Florida.2005 Oct. Invited Keynote: Caring theory as model for education and clinical practice. Bogota, Colombia,

South America. IX International Nursing Care Seminar & 85th Birthday. Sponsored by Universidad Nacional de Colombia School of Nursing.

2005 Oct. Aalborg, Denmark.Conference. Invited Keynote: Making/taking time and space for caring theory in practice. At Pas Tiden –Forpas Den Ikke. Perspektiver pa tid I sygeplejen. Aalborg Kongres of Kulturcenter

2005 Sept. St. Joseph Hospital Regional Health Center. Paterson, NJ. Keynote to nursing and hospital staff: Caring theory-guided practice: toward magnet recognition.

2005 Sept. Keynote: Caring theory as model for transforming nursing practice. Queens Medical Center NYC.

2005 Aug. Keynote: Caring Theory as practice model: magnet initiatives. St. Joseph Hospital. Orange, Ca.2005 June Invited Keynote: Caring theory as ethical guide to disaster. International Conference.Bali, Indonesia.

WHO Sponsored University of Indonesia.2005 June Invited Keynote: International Reflective Practice Conference. Reykjavik, Iceland. Collaboration

to contemplation to Caritas: Creating collaborative field.2005 June Invited Keynote: . American Holistic Nursing Association Conference. King of Prussia, PA. Love

and Caring: the ethics of face and hands.2005 June Closing Address: International Association of Human Caring Conference. Lake Tahoe, CA.


2005 June Seminar with Anthony Disser. 27th Annual Conference, International Association for Human Caring. Continuing the dialogue: Promoting harmony in caring-healing environments by balancing economic costs, management and technological systems demands with informed leadership to assure professional practices of compassionate human caring.

2005 April Paper presentation with Anthony Disser. AONE. Chicago.2005 April Keynote/Workshop: Miami Baptist Hospital nursing administrators/managers; patient care

facilitators. Caring-Healing Theory in Practice.2005 Feb. Keynote: Caring as heart of nursing practice. Univ.of California, Irvine. Medical Center

Hospital. 2005 Feb. Invited seminar on Caring Theory as practice model. North Hawaii Community Hospital,

Waimea, Hawaii.2005 Feb. Invited public address: Caritas and Communitas. Keauhou Beach Resort. Sponsored by Kohala

Center, Hawaii.2005-Jan. Miami Baptist Hospital Adminstrative-leadership keynote for Caring theory-guided practice. 2005-Jan. Windsor University, Canada, invited keynote: Returning to heart of nursing: Caring. 2004-Dec. Invited keynote and workshops National Taiwan University and Chang Gung university, Taipei,

Taiwan2004-Nov. Invited conferences/academic keynotes : Caring and Administrative practices. Erlangen,

Germany; Caring science as model for psychiatric-mental health nursing. Numberg, Germany; Caring theory and practice models. Institut fur Beziehungsmarketing und Individualokonomie, Munich, Germany; Caring theory as guide to transformative leadership, Akademie fur Gesundheits –und Pflegeberufe, Dresden, Germany.

2004-June Keynote: Caritas-Communitas. International Caring Conference, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.2004-June Keynote on Caring Theory in Practice. Middlesex Hospital, Middlesex, CT.2004-May Keynote: Caring Theory as Guide to Practice. Resurrection Health Care System, Chicago, IL.2004-May Keynote: Caritas Language for Nursing. V Simposium Internacional de Diagnosticos en

Enfermeria (International Nursing Diagnosis Conference). Valencia, Spain.2004-Apr. First Scripps Visiting Scholar. Scripps Institute/Hospital, La Jolla, CA.2004-Apr. Invited Visiting Scholar. University of Florida Center for Spirituality and Health. Schools of

Medicine and Nursing.2004-Mar. Invited Keynote: Caring theory as heart and soul of nursing. Conference sponsored by Central

Baptist Hospital Systems, Lexington, KY.2004 Jan. Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Keynote: Caring practice models: Bayshore Healthcare System

National Conference2003 Dec. Japan; Red Cross University, Tokyo: Keynote on caring theory; Tsu, Mie, Japan: Keynote

"Caritas and Communitas", Japanese Academy of Nursing Science, Nagoya, Japan. Aichi Medical University, Keynote paper on caring theory.

2003 Dec. Victoria University-Wellington, New Zealand. Keynote: 10th anniversary of Graduate School in Nursing and Midwifery.

2003 Nov. Rio de Janiero, Brazil: Keynote: Nursing and ethics in a contemporary world, 11th Congreso Panamericano de profesionales de enfermeria; presentations to three universities in Brazil.

2003 Nov. Keynote: Winter Haven Hospital Eleventh Annual Nursing Reserach seminar: "Translating human caring into patient outcomes".

2003 Oct. Chihuahua, Mexico: Keynote paper: Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua conference on Science of Caring for education, practice and research.

2003 Oct. Sigma Theta Tau International Keynote: Caring Science and transpersonal caring theory.Seminars for students at East Tennessee State Univ. Johnson City, Tennessee.


2003 Oct. Hershey, Pa. keynote: Pennsylvania Nightingale Awards Gala.2003 Sept. Keynote address on Caring Theory and Caring Science, University of Montreal School of Nursing,

Montreal, Canada2003 June Keynote Closing: International Caring Conference, Boulder, CO. “Coming full circle of caring”2003 June Commencement Address: Med Central College of Nursing. Cleveland, Ohio2003 June Opening Address: Mindful Inquiry, 9th Annual International Reflective Practice Conference.

Cambridge, England.2003 Invited Keynote: Human Caring & the Caring Model at Elmhurst Hospital Center. Flushing, New

York2003 Workshop,: Becoming the healer you were meant to be: Integrating a nursing-medical caring

model, 28th Nurse Practitioner Symposium, Keystone, Colorado.2003 Invited Keynote: 1. Human Caring Theory; 2. Meta Nursing. 3rd International Meeting 10th

Anniversary of the Onassis Cardiac Surgery Center. Athens, Greece2003 Invited Keynote: Caring Passage to the Heart. Holding Others in our hands. International Healing

Touch Practitioner Conference. Colorado Springs, Colorado2002 Fall Invited Keynote. Theory of Human Caring Conference. Inova Health System. Fairfax, Va.2002 Fall Invited Keynote: Caring theory and Caring Science Arrhus University, Arrhus, Denmark2002 Invited Keynote Address: Caring Science: Educ. & practice. Univ. of Oslo, Norway.2002 Fall Invited Keynote: Nursing in the human caring paradigm. Clinical Nursing Research Unit,Aalborg

Hospital, Aalborg, Denmark2002 Invited keynote: Caring-Theory-Guided Practice for a New Era. Miami Baptist Hospital and

Nursing Community, Miami, FL2002 Invited Keynote: Caring model for nursing’s future. International Conference: Perth, Western

Australia. Hosted by Notre Dame Univ.& Curtin Univ. and collaborating hospitals.2002 Invited Keynote: Caring Science as Research model for Women’s Health. Univ. of Hawaii

Schools of Medicine and Nursing2002 Invited Keynote: Human Caring Theory and Practice. Cork University, Cork, Ireland.2002 Oct Invited keynote: Caring in the 21st Century. Inaugural address: Dean’s Distinguished Leaders in

Nursing Lecture Series. Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC2002 August Keynote and Course Lecture: Health, Healing, & Holism: Philosophical Foundations.

University of Nevada-Reno, School of Nursing/School of Medicine College of Extended Studies, Reno, NV

2002 June Presenter: Ethics of Face and Contemporary Views of Caring Theory. International Reflective Practice Conference. Amsterdam, The Netherlands

2002 June Workshop: Inspiriting Caring: Cultivating a Living Culture of Caring for Self and Others. National School Based Health Care Conference. Denver, CO

2002 May Invited Keynote: Model of Caring. Nurses’ Week. NYU Division of Nursing, New York, NY and The Valley Hospital and Monmouth Hospital, Newark, NJ

2002 April Invited keynote; Health Professional as Ontological Artist for Caring and Healing. Annual Conference Society for the Arts in Health Care. University of Florida, Shands Medical Center, Florida.

2002 April Presenter: Facing our Humanity: Caring and the Ethics of Face. President’s Fund for the Humanities International Seminar Series: Lessons of Humanity Learned from Nursing, Across Time and Cultures: Japan, Vietnam, Korea and Beyond. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Denver, CO


2002 April Formal Paper Presentation: A Career in Caring Science: Reflected in Publications Between 1979-2002. UCHSC Denison Library Speaker Series. Denver, CO

2002 Feb Invited Keynote: Caring and Nursing’s Future. Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society Induction, Xi Phi Chapter, Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences. University of Colorado, School of Nursing. Colorado Springs, CO

2001 Oct Invited Keynote: Caring as Model for Health Care Reform. Planetree National Conference. Estes Park, CO

2001 Oct Invited Keynote: Caring as Model for Education and Practice. Augustana College. SD2001 Sept Invited Keynote: Reconnecting with Spirit: Caring and Healing our Living and Dying.

International Parish Nursing Assoc. Westberg Symposium Paper. Chicago, IL. (Delivered via phone, due to Sept. 11th incident.)

2001 Sept Invited Keynote: Change: Getting to the Heart of Change: Suffering and Impermanence. International Philosophy of Nursing Conference. Leeds University, UK

2001 Sept Keynote & Lectures: Caring Science and Nursing Science; Caring Theory and Postmodern Nursing. The Nursing Education School of the Capital City of Copenhagen. Copenhagen, Denmark.

2001 Aug Invited Keynote: Holistic Nursing and Caring. 4th International Nursing Research Conference. Japan Academy of Nursing Science. Mie Prefecture, Japan

2001 Aug Panel Member: A Holistic Approach: A Better Quality of Life for All – In Search of Core Principles in the 21st Century. 4th International Nursing Research Conference. Japan Academy of Nursing Science. Mie Prefecture, Japan

2001 June Presenter – 2 Scientific Sessions: 1) Caring Science and Rogerian Science Converge; 2) Human Caring: Theory and Practice Scenarios (w/ Jayne Felgen & Vicki Gillmore); and Moderator – Research Session. International Council of Nursing. Copenhagen

2001 June Keynote: Metaphysical of Virtual Caring Community. International Association of Human Caring Conference. Univ. of Stirling, Scotland

2001 May Keynote: Postmodern Nursing; and Workshops: Caring Healing Practices in Education and Practice. Bildungswerk Des Verbandes Der Bayerischen Bezirke. Kloster Irsee, Bavaria, Germany

2001 May Keynote: Bring It Home: Living Human Caring Theory and Philosophy for One’s work and World. Nursing Week 2001, Kingston General Hospital. Kingston, Ontario, Canada

2001 April Keynote: Creating a Culture of Caring. Creative HealthCare Management Conference. Minneapolis, MN

2001 April Keynote: State of the Art: Caring Science. University of Connecticut and Sigma Theta Tau Research Conference. Hartford, CT

2001 April Keynote: Caring and Spirituality. Second Annual Spirituality Conference, Virginia Commonwealth University. Richmond, VA

2001 April Keynote: Caring Science; and invited Visiting Scholar. Virginia Commonwealth University. Richmond, VA

2001 April Keynote: Caring Model for New Era. Silver Jubilee Celebration School of Nursing and Iota Nu Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau ceremony. University of Texas. Tyler, TX

2001 April Keynote: Caring Theory; and State of Caring Science. International Congress on Human Caring and Health. University of Carabobo. Valencia, Venezuela, South America

2000 Nov Keynote: Caring and Healing Practices for the Future. Annual Conference: Australian Holistic Nursing Academy. Lorne, Australia


2000 Nov Academic Workshop/Graduate Seminar: Postmodern Nursing. Victoria Univ. of Wellington, New Zealand

2000 Nov Clinical Workshop: Mindfulness and Caring Practices in Hospital Nursing. Deakin Univ./Epworth Hospital, Melbourne, Australia

2000 Nov Keynote: Personal Professional Story: Relationship-Centered Caring, & Formal Ceremony as Recipient of Norman Cousins Award: Fetzer Institute Annual Gathering: Relationship-Centered Care Conference: Scottsdale, AZ

2000 Oct Keynote: Caring Science. Mass General Institute of Nursing Seminar. Boston, MA2000 Oct Keynote: Revisioning Science of Unitary Human Beings and Caring Science (with Dr. Marlaine

Smith). Boston Knowledge Development Conference. Boston, MA 2000 Oct Keynote: RE-visioning Nursing and Caring Science. Nursing Dept. 30th Anniversary: Salem

State College, Salem, MA2000 Oct Keynote: Caring and Healing Our Living and Dying. Honorary Event Rita Mack Memorial New

Hampshire: Cheshire Medical Center Foundation: Darmouth/Hitcock/Keene.2000 Oct Keynote: Postmodern Nursing and Caring. 13th Annual Conference: Hong Kong College of

Nursing, Hong Kong, China2000 Oct Keynote: Ethics of Caring and Interdisciplinary/Trans-disciplinary Directions. University

community, Univ. of Hong Kong, China2000 Sept Guest Speaker: Models of Caring in Practice. Independence Foundation Annual Meeting

Nursing Centers, Philadelphia, PA2000 Sept Keynote: Relationship Centered Caring. Western Michigan University-Community Event,

Kalamazoo, MI2000 Sept Keynote: What is Caring Science. International Nursing Philosophy Conference – University of

Wales, Swansea2000 Sept Keynote: Postmodern Nursing and Caring Practices. University of Brighton, England2000 July Keynote: Caring and Neonatal Nursing. New Zealand Neonatal Nursing Conference. Wellington,

New Zealand2000 July Keynote: Transpersonal Caring Theory and Practice. Professional Nursing Community

Commemorative Occasion. Japanese Red Cross Hiroshima College of Nursing. Hiroshima, Japan2000 July Commemorative address for Japanese Red Cross Hiroshima College of Nursing Formal

Inauguration Ceremony. Hiroshima, Japan2000 June Workshop on Virtual Caring Communities (with JoEllen Koerner). American Holistic Nursing

Association Conference. NM2000 June Keynote: Nursing: Keeping the Caring in Health Care. American Nurses Foundation Luncheon.

ANA Convention, Indianapolis, IN2000 May Keynote: Considering Reflective Practice. International Reflective Practice Conference. Duke

University, NC2000 May Guest Speaker: Conversations on Caring. Nursing Staff at St. Charles Medical Center, Bend, OR2000 Apr Keynote Presentation, Baycrest Gerontology Center, York University2000 Apr Keynote Presentation, Lambda Chi Chapter, Sigma Theta Tau Annual Conference, Barry

University, Miami, FL2000 Apr Guest Theorist, Mary T. Boynton Distinguished Lecture, University of Tennessee-Knoxville,

Knoxville, TN2000 Jan Keynote: Postmodern Nursing: Nursing for a New Era. Wesley Medical Center, University of

Wichita, Wichita, KS.


1999 Dec Speaker and Seminar: Watson’s Caring Theory: Theoretical Nursing Knowledge Into the 21st Century Seminar, Community Medical Center, St. Barnabas Health Care System, Toms River, NJ

1999 Dec Keynote: Caring and Healing in the Next Century. University of Vermont Nightingale Institute for Health and the Environment, Essex, VT

1999 Nov Keynote: Caring Science: Nursing’s Light Into The Future. Winter Haven Hospital 8th Annual Nursing Research Seminar, Winter Haven, FL

1999 Nov Keynote: Relationship-Centered Caring. New York Harbor Healthcare System Dept. of Veterans Affairs 2nd Annual Symposium on Patient Centered Care. New York, NY

1999 Oct Keynote: The Art and Science of Caring. West Virginia Nurses Association Annual Convention, Lewisburg, WV

1999 Oct Endowed Speaker, The Joan MacKenzie Forum: Observations and Reflections on Patient-Clinician Relationships. Falmouth Massachusetts Hospital and the Women’s Health Resource Center, Falmouth, MA

1999 Sept Presenter, Postmodern Nursing, University Seminar Program, City University, London, England1999 Sept Keynote: Postmodern Nursing: The Emergence of Caring-Healing Pflegetheoriem. 2nd

International Conference on Nursing Theory, Nurenberg, Germany1999 June Presenter-Panel Member: Claiming Nursing’s Future Through-Post-Revision of Florence

Nightingale. International Conference on Nursing, Royal College of Nursing1999 June All Day Moderator-Closing Session Speaker: Recovering Caring Potential. Reflective Practice

Conference, Cambridge University, England, United Kingdom1999 June Interdisciplinary panel: Caring, Loving and Dying. Mind-Body Conference, Georgetown

University, Washington, DC1999 June Keynote: A Metareflection on Nursing’s Present. AHNA 19th Annual Conference: Scottsdale, AZ1999 June Presenter-Panel Member: Caring at the End of Life. Center for Mind-Body Medicine’s

Comprehensive Cancer Care II: Integrating Complementary and Alternative Therapies Conference, Arlington, VA

1999 May Keynote: Relationship Centered Caring. Brigham & Women’s Hospital Annual Nursing Event, Boston, MA

1999 May Keynote: A Caring Affair Nursing Gala. Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC1999 April Presenter, International Association for Human Caring, 21st International Conference, University

of Texas Health Science Center School of Nursing, San Antonio, TX1999 April Keynote: Caring Science/Nursing Science and New Questions Regarding International Nursing

Scholarship. Sigma Theta Tau Iota Iota Chapter Installation Ceremonies, Brigham Young University/Westminster College, Salt Lake City, UT

1998 Dec Fetzer Institute Workshop: Models, Mysteries, and Meditations on Relationship-Centered Caring as the Grounds of Personal and Professional Healing. National Gathering Relationship-Centered Caring. (Fetzer Institute & University of Florida College of Medicine). Amelia Island, FL

1998 Nov Distinguished Scholar Keynote: Global Nursing Scholarship and Caring Science. New York University Awards Ceremony. New York, NY

1998 Nov Keynote: Lighting a Path to the New Millennium. Winter Haven Hospital 7th Annual Nursing Research Seminar. Winter Haven, FL

1998 Oct Keynote: Nursing in the Next Millennium. Distinguished Nurse Lectureship. Lycoming College and Susquehanna Health System. Williamsport, PA

1998 Sept Keynote: Spirituality and Caring. International Conference: Spirituality and Nursing. Charlotte Mason College. University College of St. Martin. The Lake District. England


1998 Sept The Core of Humanistic Caring and a Series of Seminars on Philosophy, Science, and Theory of Caring in Nursing Practice and Education. Helsinki Institute of Nursing and National Conference. Helsinki, Finland

1998 Sept Keynote: Caring Science for the New Millennium. Institutionen for vardlararutbildning vid Goteborgs Universitet, National Conference. Sweden

1998 June Keynote: Private Psalms: Personal-professional Reflections. 4th International Reflective Practice Conference, Cambridge University. England

1998 May Lecture tour of 4 hospitals in Bavaria, Germany and international conference keynote: Caring and the 21st Century. Bildungswerk des Verbandes der Bayerischen Bezike. Irsee, Bavaria, Germany

1998 April Speaker & Workshop: A Day with Jean Watson: A Caring-healing Perspective to Integrate Complementary-alternative Therapies. University of Wisconsin. Green Bay, WI

1998 April Keynote: Postmodern Nursing in the Next Century. Pacific Lutheran University & Sigma Theta Tau International Psi Chapter-at-large. Tacoma, WA

1998 Jan Invited seminars on caring and postmodern nursing. University of Hawaii at Manoa, School of Nursing, Honolulu, HI

1998 Jan Keynote: Model of Caring and Healing in Practice. Queen’s Medical Center. Lokamakai Project. Honolulu, HI

1998 Jan Keynote: New Models of Caring and Healing. North Hawaii Community Hospital. Big Island, HI

1997 April Keynote: Nursing for the 21st Century. Sigma Theta Tau Research Day, Caring in the 21st Century, Radford University. Radford, VA

1997 April Keynote: Advanced Caring-Healing Practices and Delivery System Changes for the Next Millennium. 1st International Conference on Advances in the Delivery of Care, City University. London, England

1997 Mar Invited Speaker. Balancing Biomedical Technology and Caring. 22nd Annual Conference of the American Academy of Ambulatory Care Nursing. Seattle, WA

1997 Feb Invited Speaker. Perspectives and Experiences with Teaching Spirituality in the Nursing Setting. Spirituality in Health Care conference, University of New Mexico School of Medicine. Albuquerque, NM

1996 Nov Keynote: Sustaining Caring in a Managed Environment. Winter Haven Research Conference. Winter Haven, FL

1996 Nov Keynote: Caring Nursing Research Methods and Implementation. Englewood Hospital and Medical Center’s Nursing Research Day. Englewood, NJ

1996 Oct Keynote: Advances in Caring Science; Caring in the 21st Century. Department of Advanced Nursing Education, Goteborg, University. Molndal, Sweden

1996 Sept Keynote: Caring: As Genotype for Nursing and Genetics. International Society of Nurses in Genetics, 9th Annual Education Conference. San Francisco, CA

1996 Sept Keynote: The Philosophy of Caring and Practice for the 21st Century. New Mexico Nurses Association, 1996 Convention and Annual Meeting. Tucumcari, NM

1996 Sept Keynote: Emergency Nurses: An Occasion for Caring and Healing. Emergency Nurses Association Scientific Assembly. Honolulu, HI

1996 Sept Keynote: Healing: A Strategy for Health: A Model of Caring & Healing for the Next Millennium. Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

1996 Sept Keynote and Workshop: University of Adelaide. Adelaide, Australia


1996 Sept Keynote: Nursing in the Interdisciplinary Marketplace. Nursing in the Interdisciplinary Marketplace: Implementation Agenda for Education and Practice. Wisconsin League for Nursing

1996 July Keynote: A Meta-Reflection on Reflective Caring Practice. Transforming Nursing Through Reflective Practice, University of Luton. London, England

1996 July Keynote: Human Caring: Theory at the Mid Range. The 11th Annual Summer Research Conference, Wayne State University. Detroit, MI

1996 June Keynote: Ask a Nurse About the Future of Nursing. Annual General Meeting and Biennial Convention. Halifax, Nova Scotia

1996 May Paper Presented: Re-considering Nightingale for the Next Century. International Nursing Congress. Frankfurt, Germany

1996 May Keynote: Nightingale’s Metaparadigm for 21st Century. Covenant Medical Center, Nurses Day Celebration. Urbana, IL

1996 April Panel Moderator: The Art of Nursing: The Role of Aesthetics in Healing. Western Institute of Nursing, 10th Annual Assembly. Denver, CO

1996 April Keynote: Payson Endowed Lecture, Maine Medical Center. Portland, ME1996 April Keynote: Mercy Medical Center. Portland, ME1996 April Invited Speaker: Connecting Technology to a Caring Environment. National Student Nurses’

Association, 44th Annual Convention. New Orleans, LA1996 March Keynote and Workshop: Ethics of Caring. UCLA Medical Center. Los Angeles, CA1996 March Paper Presented: Alternative Medicine: A Nursing Perspective. Harvard Medical School

Program. Boston, MA1996 Jan Keynote: The Artistry of Aging and Caring: Transforming Practice. Geriatric Care: The Quality

of Life, West Florida Regional Medical Center, FL1995 Papers Presented: Three papers on caring and healing. International Student Program, University of

Edinburgh, Helene Fuld Study Program1995 Nov Keynote: Passing on the Light of Caring. 4th Annual Nursing Research Seminar. Winter Haven

Hospital. Winter Haven, FL1995 Keynote: American Pacific Nursing Leadership Council. Pohnpei, Micronesia, South Pacific1995 Nov Keynote: Transforming Clinical Practice from Within. 7th Annual Clinical Conference, Mercy

Health Services. Chicago, IL1995 Oct First Endowed Convocation Speaker: University of North Dakota College of Nursing. Grand

Forks, ND1995 Oct Keynote: The Art of Caring Amid Complexity. 75th Anniversary Ordre desinfirmieres/et in firmiers

du Quebec Convention. Montreal, Quebec, Canada1995 Sept Keynote: The Ethics of Collaboration and Caring Praxis. Conference Nursing Ethics in the 90’s,

University of Toronto. Toronto, Ontario, Canada1995 Sept Conference sponsored by St. Michael’s Hospital. Toronto, Canada1995 Sept Keynote: Caring Based Practice. St. Joseph’s Hospital. Hamilton, Ontario, Canada1995 Sept Presentation: Holistic Approach to Healing. Tri-County Health Department. Aurora, CO1995 Sept Keynote: The Art of Caring and Aging. National Gerontological Nursing Association. Washington,

DC1995 Sept Presentation: Nursing in the Future. University of Goteborg, Dept. of Advanced Nursing. Sweden


1995 Sept Presentation: Caring Theory as Guide to Practice. Ostra Hospital Nursing and Medical Staff. Goteborg, Sweden

1995 Keynote: From Curriculum Revolution to Renaissance in Nursing Education and Practice Models. Virginia League for Nursing Annual Meeting. Richmond, VA

1995 Keynote: Health Care Reform: Recreating Nightingale for Nursing’s Future. South Carolina League for Nursing Annual Meeting. Colombia, NC

1995 Keynote: Perspectives on Caring. Isobel MacLeod Conference, Montreal General Hospital, Division of Nursing. Montreal, Quebec Canada

1995 Seminar on Caring. Institute de Readaptation de Montreal. Montreal, Quebec Canada1995 Keynote: Recreating Nightingale for the Next Century. Harriet Cook Carter Lectureship, Duke

University, School of Nursing1995 Keynote: 21st Century Model of Caring-Healing “Re-creating Nightingale” for the next Century.

The 4th Annual Regional Nursing Conference, “A Morning with Jean Watson”. Ashland, KY1994 Keynote: Update on Caring Theory and U.S. Nursing. University of Kuwait. Kuwait1994 Keynote: Two papers at International Conference on Caring Practices of Nurses, Oxford

University. England1994 Presentation: History of N.D. programs. N.D. National Conference, University of Colorado.

Denver, CO1994 Keynote: Florida Winter Haven Hospital Based Research Conference. Winter Haven, FL1994 Invited Speaker: Challenging Research Assumptions. NIH Conference, Office of Alternative

Medicine, National Institute of Health. Washington, DC1994 Keynote: Conference on Caring, Mt. Carmel College. Columbus, OH1994 Presentation: Human Science and Human Caring Inquiry Paradigms and Problems. Examining

Research in Alternative Medical Systems Conference, National Institute of Health Office of Alternative Medicine. Bethesda, MD

1994 Keynote and Panel Member: Colorado League for Nursing and CNA. Denver, CO1994 Keynote: 100-Year Anniversary and Research Conference, St. Bartholomew College of Nursing.

London, England1994 Keynote: South Dakota Nursing Associates; Invited Speaker: Augustana College. Sioux Falls, SD1994 Keynote and Respondent: Three-day Research Conference on Caring Theory Research and Clinical

Inquiry. Lisbon, Portugal1994 Keynote: Academic Ethics and Caring Conference, Wayne State University. Detroit, MI1994 Keynote: Caring in World of Technology. American Association of Operating Room Nurses

Convention. New Orleans, LA1994 Keynote: Human Caring Touch in Space. 4th National Conference on Nursing and Space Life

Sciences, The University of Alabama in Huntsville. Huntsville, AL1994 Keynote: Distinguished Nurse Scholar, University of Detroit, Mercy Medical Systems. Detroit, MI1994 Presentation: Ethics of Caring and Public Policy. Victoria University, New Zealand1993 Fourth Spero Lecturer: Caring Amidst Health Care Reform. 1993-94 Spero Lectureship Series -

College of Nursing and Health. Cincinnati, OH 1993 Invited Speaker: Caring in Advanced Practice: Ethical Challenges, Knowledge Development,

Innovative Strategies. Royal Ottawa Hospital. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada


1993 Keynote: Post Modern Nursing: Advance Nursing Practice and Health Care Reform. The Hugh P. Davis Lectureship, Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing. Emory University, Atlanta, GA

1993 Keynote: New Directions in Nursing Education. 1st Annual Jimmy Crockett Lectureship, College of Health & Professional Studies, Department of Nursing, Georgia Southern University. Statesboro, GA

1993 Keynote: Concerning the Spirituality in Caring. National Conference, The Scottish Highlands Centre for Human Caring, Highland and Western Isles College of Nursing and Midwifery. Inverness, Scotland

1993 Keynote: Caring: The Essence of Nursing. Excellence in Nursing Forum, Bryan Memorial Hospital. Lincoln, NE

1993 Panel Moderator: Caring as Healing: Renewal Through Hope. International Caring Research Conference. Portland, OR

1993 Invited Speaker: University of Nevada Commencement Address, University of Nevada. Reno, NV1993 Invited Speaker: Poetical Truth in Nursing Inquiry. University of Alberta Institute for Philosophical

Nursing Research Conference. Banff, Canada1993 Invited Speaker and Consultant: Evaluation: Critical Reflections for Nursing Education. University

of Victoria. Victoria, BC1993 Keynote and Visiting Scholar: New York University Sigma Theta Tau. New York, NY1993 Keynote: The Caring Dimension of Nursing. National Student Nurses’ Association Annual

Convention. Kansas City, MO1993 Keynote: Transformative Leading by Caring. University of Kansas School of Nursing Nurse

Scholar Symposium. Kansas City, MO1993 Keynote: Caring Cosmology. Florida Atlantic University Expressions of Caring in Nursing

Conference. Boca Raton, FL1993 Keynote: Model of Caring. Association of Operating Room Nurses. Breckenridge, CO1992 Plenary Speaker (with Katie Eriksson, Finland): Human Caring: A Global Agenda. International

Association of Human Caring Conference. Melbourne, Australia1992 Keynote: Redefining Nursing. Canadian National Conference on Nursing Education, University of

Calgary, Continuing Education. Conference Leader: Creating Preferred Future for the School/ Profession. Calgary, Ontario, Canada

1992 Keynote: Promoting Caring: Using the Arts and Humanities in Nursing Education and Practice. Glasgow Polytechnic. Glasgow, Scotland

1992 Keynote: Faculty & Curriculum Development. University of Victoria. Victoria, BC1992 Keynote: Caring. St. John’s College. Springfield, IL1992 Keynote: Transpersonal and Transcultural Human Caring. Augsburg College. Minneapolis, MN1992 Keynote: University of New Mexico College of Nursing, Conference Invited Speaker and Alumni

Dinner. Albuquerque, NM1992 Invited Speaker: New Dimensions of Human Caring and Healing. Gamma Iota Chapter, Sigma

Theta Tau and University of North Carolina College of Nursing. Charlotte, NC1992 Invited Speaker: Sigma Theta Tau Induction, University of North Carolina College of Nursing.

Charlotte, NC1992 Keynote: A Model of Caring for Chronically Ill. University of Galveston Medical Humanities

Program. Galveston, TX


1992 Keynote: Watson’s Theory in Practice. University of Toronto Faculty of Nursing and Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care. Toronto, Canada

1992 Keynote: Affiliation in Caring, Scholarship. Scottish Highlands Centre for Human Caring, International Affiliate of the Center for Human Caring. Inverness, Scotland

1992 Paper Presented: Postmodern Nursing. American Academy of Nursing. St. Louis, MO1992 Keynote: Philosophy of Caring in Nursing. University of Alberta Faculty of Nursing and

Edmonton and Red Deer Collaborative Nursing Program. Edmonton, Alberta1991 Keynote: Caring as Context for Health. 15th Anniversary, New Rochelle College of Nursing. New

York, NY1991 Keynote: Ethics of Caring. American Association of Arthritis Health Professionals. Boston, MA1991 Keynote: On Caring. Nordiac International Caring Conference: Carites and Passio, Abo Akademi,

Vasa, Finland (May)1991 Numerous lectures, seminars, and keynotes throughout Swedish and Danish Universities and

Nursing Programs (Spring)1990-91 Numerous presentations at Australian universities in Adelaide and Melbourne, Australia1990 Plenary Speaker: Dreamtime and Sharing the Tears: Myth, Mystery and Metaphor of

Transpersonal Caring in Three Worlds of Australia. 4th National Nursing Education Conference, Myth, Mystery and Metaphor. Melbourne, Australia

1989 Keynote: Caring. 9th Annual Nursing Research Symposium, Lewis Clark State College, Division of Nursing. Lewiston, ID

1989 Invited Speaker: Humanitarian - Human Caring Paradigm for Nursing Education. International Congress of Nurses, 19th Quadrennial Congress. Seoul, Korea

1989 Invited Speaker: Coming of Age for a New Age (w/ Em Bevis). International Congress of Nurses, 19th Quadrennial Congress. Seoul, Korea

1989 Challenge Speaker: Future Directions for Substantive Knowledge. 1989 National Doctoral Forum in Nursing. Indianapolis, IN

1989 Keynote: Caring in Health Care. American Cancer Society. Minneapolis, MN1989 Keynote: Caring as a Core Value in Health Policy. American Academy of Nursing Annual

National Meeting. Denver, CO1989 Keynote: Theory of Caring. Nurse Scholar Symposium, Qualitative Research Methods in the

Paradigm of Nursing, University of Kansas, School of Nursing. Kansas City, KS1989 Invited Speaker: Humanistic Care Approach in Nursing Education. Brigham Young University,

College of Nursing. Provo, UT1989 Keynote: New Dimensions of Human Caring Theory. First International Academic Seminar of

Nursing Science, sponsored by the Japan Academy of Nursing Science. Tokyo, Japan1989 Keynote: Promoting the Concepts of Human Caring, Health and Healing. Faculty Development

Conference, Knowledge and Practices, Del Mar College. Corpus Christi, TX1989 Keynote: Curriculum Revolution. National League for Nursing, 6th National Conference on

Nursing Education. Philadelphia, PA1989 Keynote: Human Caring; A Public Agenda. Knowledge About Care and Caring: State of the Art

and Future Developments, Wingspread Invitational Conference, co-sponsored by AAN and Sigma Theta Tau International. Racine, WI

1988 Panel Member: Ethical Issues in the Care of the Elderly. Gerontology 1988: Care of the Elderly for Physicians and Nurses. Kauai, HI


1988 Invited Speaker: Breakthrough into Caring. Nursing Breakthrough: Care Strategies for the Nineties, Collaborative Symposium, University of Texas, School of Nursing. Houston, TX

1988 Invited Speaker: New Dimensions of Caring: A Transcendent View of Person. American Holistic Nurses Association, 8th Annual Meeting. Estes Park, CO

1988 Invited Speaker: One Model or Many Models? Nursing Theory Congress 1988, Ryerson School of Nursing, Toronto. Ontario, Canada

1988 President’s Invited Speaker: Excellence in Undergraduate Education. Southern Illinois University. Edwardsville, IL

1988 Keynote: New Directions for Caring in Nursing. Group Health Co-op Nursing Assembly. Seattle, WA

1988 Invited Speaker: New Dimensions of Human Caring. Research Colloquium, UCHSC School of Nursing. Denver, CO

1987 Invited Speaker: Nursing in the 21st Century - Implications for Education and Practice. Endowed Lectureship Series, Rose Medical Center. Denver, CO

1987 Invited Speaker: A Case Study: Curriculum in Transition. National League for Nursing 4th National Conference on Nursing Education. Philadelphia, PA

1987 Keynote: Academic and Clinical Collaboration: Advancing the Art and Science of Human Caring. WIN Western Society for Research in Nursing Conference. Tempe, AZ

1987 Commencement Address: Akron University. Akron, OH1987 Presentation: Nursing on the Caring Edge: Metaphorical Vignettes. Sigma Theta Tau Research

Conference, The Caring Edge: Clinical Models of Research. Denver, CO1987 Invited Speaker: The Balance Between Objectivity and Caring. Ethics Conference: The Value of

Many Voices. Denver, CO1987 Theory of Caring. The 5th National Post-Master’s Nursing Conference, Clemson University.

Atlanta, GA1987 The Ethics of Caring. Ethical - Legal Issues in Caring for Children, The Children’s Hospital.

Denver, CO1987 Watson’s Theory of Human Caring. Nurse Theorist Conference. Pittsburgh, PA1987 Nursing: The Art and Science of Human Caring. Nursing: Bridging Humanity and Technology

Symposium, Inauguration Panel for Dean Ryan, University of Rochester. Rochester, NY1987 Invited Speaker: Clare Dennison Memorial Lecture. University of Rochester; Inauguration

Ceremonies for Dean Ryan. Rochester, NY1987 Invited Speaker: The Balance Between Objectivity and Caring. Colorado Health Association 62nd

Annual Meeting, Healthcaring. Vail, CO1987 Invited Speaker: Nursing in the 21st Century - Implications for Education and Practice. The Sara

Lee Pollock Memorial Fund for Nursing Education. Denver, CO1986 Invited Speaker: The Future of Caring in Nursing. Nursing Honor Society, University of Texas.

Tyler, TX1986 Featured Speaker and Co-Sponsor: New Directions and New Challenges for Study and Practice of

Caring. 8th National Caring Conference. Menlo Park, CA1986 Invited Speaker: The Dream Curriculum. National League for Nursing Third National Conference

on Nursing Education. New Orleans, LA1986 Presentation: Phenomenology in Nursing Research, Qualitative Methodology. Sigma Theta Tau

Research Conference. Denver, CO


1985 Invited Speaker: The N.D. in Nursing. Colorado Society of Nurse Executives, National Meeting. Denver, CO

1985 Presentation: Suffering and Human Caring - A Reflective Model for Health Science. Humanities and Human Caring Conference, Perspectives on Suffering, sponsored by Graduate Committee, Arts and Humanities, CU-Boulder, and UCHSC School of Nursing. Denver, CO

1985 Presentation: Theory and Knowledge Development for Year 2000. Seminar, American Academy of Nursing Conference. San Diego, CA

1985 Invited Speaker: Commencement Address. Western Australian Institute of Technology (Curtin University), Division of Health Sciences, Graduation, Perth Concert Hall. Perth, Western Australia

1985 Invited Speaker: Nursing Accountability - To Whom and for What? International Conference, Royal College of Nursing, Freemartle Hospital. Perth, Western Australia

1985 Invited Speaker: The Ethics of Caring in Nursing. International Council of Law and Ethics, International Council of Nursing Conference. Tel Aviv, Israel

1985 Phenomenological Research in Nursing. Wayne State University, National Research Conference. Detroit, MI

1985 Invited Speaker: The Future of Nursing. Nurses Association of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (NAACOG) Meeting. Denver, CO

1985 Keynote: Qualitative Methodology - Views from an Expert. International Sigma Theta Tau Research Conference, University of Akron. Akron, OH

1984 Invited Speaker: Expanding the Use of the Whole Person in Nursing Practice and Research. State Convention of Colorado Student Nurses’ Association. Denver, CO

1984 Invited Speaker: Human Caring in Nursing: A Woman’s Perspective. Women’s Network, UCHSC. Denver, CO

1984 Presentation: Dreamtime and Sharing the Tears, Loss Grieving, and Nurse Caring of Wongi Aborigines in Western Australia. 7th National Caring Conference, LaSalle College. Philadelphia, PA

1984 Keynote: An Attribute of Excellence in Nursing: CARING. 6th Annual Invited Speakers Day, Slippery Rock University. Slippery Rock, PA

1984 Invited Speaker and Panel Member: The Quality of Life -What is it? Colorado Epilepsy Association. Denver, CO

1984 Keynote: A Vision of Nursing - Tarot Reading of Future. Colorado Nurses’ Association. Vail, CO1984 Invited Speaker: Collaborative Model of Nursing. Chautauqua at Vail National Conference. Vail,

CO1983 Keynote: Considering New Methodologies in Study of Human Caring in Nursing. 6th National

Caring Conference, University of Texas. Tyler, TX1983 Invited Speaker: Phenomenological Research. 8th Annual Congress of Oncology Nursing Society,

Research Committee Instructional Session. San Diego, CA1983 Paper Presented: Loss-Grieving and the Human Experience Related to Nurse Caring Process.

ANA Research Conference, New Knowledge for Nursing Practice. Denver, CO1983 Commencement Address: Bellarmine College. Louisville, KY1982 Paper Presented: Loss Grieving in Society. International Conference on Care of Dying in Australia

and Third World, University of Western Australia. Perth, Western Australia1982 Invited Speaker: A Hospice Home Care Program. Australian Broadcasting Corporation National

radio broadcast. Perth, Western Australia


1982 Paper Presented: Understanding Loss and Grief. International Conference on “Care of Dying in Australia and Third World,” University of Western Australia. Perth, Western Australia

1982 Invited Speaker: Viewpoints on Care of Dying. Medical and nursing staff at Sir Charles Gardiner Hospital. Perth, Western Australia

1982 Invited Speaker: Ethical Conflicts in Nursing. C.E. Nursing Seminar, sponsored by Royal Australian Nursing Federation. Perth, Western Australia

1982 Paper Presented: What Constitutes a Ph.D. in Nursing? Health science seminar, sponsored by Kellogg Centre for Advanced Studies in Health Sciences, Division of Health Sciences. Perth, Western Australia

1982 Paper Presented: Interdisciplinary Health Care Education and Delivery of Care: U.S. Perspective. Australian and New Zealand Society for Epidemiology and Research in Community Health and Australian Public Health Association, University of Western Australia. Perth, Western Australia

1982 Invited Speaker: Loss and Grief, Support for Dying Community Group. Shenton Park. Perth, Western Australia

1982 Invited Speaker: Expanding Role of Nurse and Psychosocial Needs of Patients. Bethesda Hospital nursing staff. Perth, Western Australia

1982 Keynote: Loss, Change and Coping. American Women’s Club of Australia, Cottesloe Civic Centre. Cottesloe, Western Australia

1982 Invited Speaker: Interdisciplinary Psychiatric Team and Changing Role of Nurse. Mental Health Services - Psychiatric Hospital. Perth, Western Australia

1982 Keynote: Suicide (Workshop) and Mental Health Concerns of Nurses. Mental Health Nursing Congress of Western Australia and Royal Australia Nursing (R.A.N.F.) King’s Park. Perth, Western Australia

1982 Invited Speaker: Loss and Grief. Ladies’ and Men’s Club, Trinity Church, Anglican. Perth, Western Australia

1982 Seminar: Changing Perspective of Hospice Care. National Organization of Australian Hospices. Western Australia

1982 Invited Speaker: Medical-Health Team and Therapeutic Community. Occupational Therapy Staff, Shenton Park. Perth, Western Australia

1982 Invited Speaker: Staff Stress and Grief. Critical Care Nurses Association (R.A.N.F.). Western Australia

1982 Kellogg Nursing Fellowship for Australian Nurses, University of Colorado (a participating U.S. university). Nursing Community - open talk. Royal Australian Nursing Federation. Denver, CO

1982 Presentation: Changing Directions in Nursing Theory, Science, and Research. Nursing Faculty Workshop, National Taiwan University. Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.

1982 Keynote: Nursing - A Model of Caring. Nursing community and faculty at National Taiwan University. Sponsored by National Science Council. Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.

1982 Invited Speaker: Primary Health Care - New Directions in Nursing. Nursing faculty, students and other faculty at Prince of Songkla University. Haad-Yai, Songkla, Thailand

1982 Invited Speaker: Psychosocial Nursing and Graduate Education. Presented to nursing faculty, Women’s University College of Nursing. Bombay, India

1982 Invited Speaker: Changing Directions in Nursing Education in U.S. Presented to nursing faculty, Women’s University, College of Nursing. Bombay, India

1982 Paper Presented: Caring - The Essence of Nursing. Medical and nursing staff, Tatra Memorial Hospital (Peace in Absence of Pain, Ashran Foundation). Bombay, India


1982 Invited Speaker: Caring - The Foundation for Nursing Curriculum. Presented to nursing faculty, students, humanities faculty, nurses, and hospital administrators, Bellarmine College. Louisville, KY

Other: Talks/Workshops

2006 Pacifica Radio NPR interview. New York2004 Taiwan, ROC, Doctoral students and faculty seminar Caring Theory and Caring Curriculum.

Chang Gung Univ.2002 Norwegian nursing educators workshop/seminar. Univ. of Oslo, Norway.2002 Danish Nursing educators –Doctoral students seminar of Nursing Educ. And Research.2002 April Doctoral Seminar Leader: University of Florida College of Nursing, Doctoral students and

faculty. University of Florida. Gainesville, FL1998 Dec Co-facilitator (with Dr. Betty Neuman) of two-day faculty workshop on international

consultation. CU School of Nursing. Denver, CO1998 July Guest on Weekly National Public Radio show, “Mind-Body Matters”. Host: Barry Bittman, MD.

Station WQLN, PA

AUDIOVISUAL, MEDIA, OR WEB-BASED PRODUCTS

Watson, J. 2010. a Series of meditations and Caring Science messages Website: www.watsoncaringscience.org

Watson, J. (2008) Caritas Meditation A CD spoken message with music. Produced by the Watson Caring Science Institute in collaboration with Wisdom of the World. Included as CD in Book. The Philosophy and Science of Caring. Revised edition. 2008. University Press of Colorado.

Watson, J. (2005) CD : Sequence on caring in education. On “Student-centered Learning in Nursing Education”. Laureate Education, Inc. www.laureate-inc.com; www.waldenu.edu

Watson, J. (2005). CD Track “A Caring Moment”. On Care for the Journey. CD. Messages and Music. Sustaining the heart of healthcare. Created and produced by Michael Stillwater and Gary Malkin. www.CompanionArts.org

Watson, J (2002-3) (copyright) “Touchstones: Setting Intentionalities for Caring –Healing” Resource material for theory-guided practice

Watson, J (2001). Reconnecting with Spirit: Caring and healing our living and dying. International Parish Nursing Conference. Westberg Symposium. September.

Watson, J. (2001). Creating a culture of caring, audiotape: Creative Healthcare Management 9th Annual CHCM Client Conference presentation

Watson, J. (2000). Importance of story and health care. 2nd National Gathering on Relationship-Centered Caring. Fetzer Institute Conference.

Watson, J. (1999). Private psalms. A mantra and meditation for healing, a CD, with music by Dallas Smith and Susan Mazer. To obtain: e-mail University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Bookstore at [email protected] (All proceeds from bookstore CDs sales go to support activities of Caring Science Chair in the School of Nursing/International Center for Integrative Caring.)

Watson, J. (1999). A meta-reflection on nursing’s present. (Audiotape). American Holistic Nurses Association..FITNE. (1997). The nurse theorists portraits of excellence. Jean Watson A Theory of Caring, a CD. To obtain go

to: www.fitne.netWatson, J. (1996). Nursing perspectives. In Alternative medicine: Implications for clinical practice (a video-

conference) directed by David Eisenberg, M.D. Harvard Medical School Department of Continuing Education and Department of Medicine - Beth Israel Hospital., Boston, MA.




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Watson, J. (1994). Applying the art and science of human caring, Parts I and II (Videotape). National League for Nursing, New York, NY in conjunction with the University of Colorado, Center for Human Caring, Denver, CO.

Watson, J., Chinn, P., & Schroeder, C. (1992). A dialogue with nursing theorists. (Videotape). University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Production (President’s Grant), Denver, CO.

Watson, J. (1989). The nurse theorists portraits of excellence: Jean Watson. (Videotape). Helene Fuld Health Trust. FITNE.

Watson, J. (1989). Theories at work (Videotape). National League for Nursing, New York, NY.Watson, J. (1988). The Denver Nursing Project in Human Caring. (Videotape). University of Colorado Health

Science Center, School of Nursing, Denver, CO.Watson, J. (1988). The power of caring: The power to make a difference. (Videotape). Center for Human Caring

Video, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, School of Nursing, Denver, CO.Watson, J. (1987, February). The balance between objectivity and caring (Audiotape). The Value of Many Voices

Conference, Rose Medical Center, The Center for Applied Biomedical Ethics, Denver, CO.Watson, J. (1981, Fall). A phenomenological approach to person (Videotape). University of Colorado Health

Sciences Center Educational Resources Production, Denver, CO.Watson, J., Peterson, C., & Walsh, K. (1974, November). Surgical preparation of hospitalized child (Videotape).

University of Colorado Medical Center Educational Resources Production, Denver, CO.Watson, J. (1974). Interview of patient with progressive-permanent threat to steady state maintenance-Mr. J.

(Audiotape). University of Colorado School of Nursing Learning Resource Laboratory, Denver, CO.

HONORS, FELLOWSHIPS, AND AWARDS

2010 November 24. Awarded Honorary Doctorate . Universitet Rovira i Virgili. Taragona, Spain.2010 November 18. Awarded Honorary Doctorate (reconfirmation) University of Bedfordshire, England.2010 10th of November. Awarded Honorary Doctorate. University of Victoria, British Columbia. Canada.2010 May, Recipient of Holistic Nurse of Year Award by American Holistic Nursing Association.2009 August Special Award for Human Caring work in Nursing. Universidad San Juan Bautista, Lima Perú2009 May-June 2009. Recipient: Ways of Knowing Award. University of Minnesota, Center for Spirituality

and Healing. Minneapolis, MN. ‘Ways of Knowing conference’. 2009 May, Special gratitude & recognition award: Enfermeria Universidad Santiago De Cali, Chile.

Presented at international conference> Pasto, Colombia. S. America.2009 May 2009. Recipient: Nursing Excellence Lifetime Achievement Award. Wake Forest University

Baptist Medical Center. Winston-Salem, NC.2009 Recipient: Legacy of Caring Award.Association of Nurses working for their patients. New Orleans,

LA. April, 20092009 Citation by City of New Orleans by Mayor C. Ray Nagin, “Proclaimed A Special Day of Honor

bestowed upon Dr. Jean Watson, in honor of 30 years developing and implementing science, theories, and philosophies of caring and healing used by nurses, academic and clinical institutions internationally”.

2009 Recipiente of Reconocimiento: Universidad de Sonora División de Ciencias Biológicas y de la Salud, Departamento de Enfermería.Sonora, Mexico.

2008 Receipt of Dalhberg Scholar award. Viterbo University and Gunderson Lutheran Health System, La Cross , Wisconsin

2007 Recipient of University of Lisbon President’s Medal, Portugal


2007 Recipient of Nursing Bastonaria from Portugal and Spain – President of Nursing Order Award, Terceira, Azores

2007 Recipient of ‘The Jericho Rose Pin, for contributions to humanisation of health care’. 90th Anniversary. Escola Universitaria d’Infermeria Santa Madrona a la Universitat de Barcelona, Spain.

2007 Board Member Nightingale Global Alliance http://www.netshine-hosting.co.uk/~night/index.php

2007 Chancellor’s Distinguished Professor Award Research & Scholarship2006 Chancellor’s Distinguished Professor Award Research & Scholarship2006 Recognition Certificate of Gratitude for’ Presence, Wisdom and Scholarship in Caring Science’:

Navajoland Nurses United for Research, Service and Education organization. Honoring the First Annual Navajoland Nursing Symposium.

2006 Lifetime member/co-founder award from International Assoc. of Human Caring, at meeting in Perth, Australia.

2005-06 AJN Book of the Year Award. Research Category For Caring Science as Sacred Science. Philadelphia: F.A.Davis.

2005 Awarded Advanced Holistic Nurse Board certification (life award) through the American Holistic Nurses’ Association

2004 Inducted in Colorado Nurses Association: Hall of Fame2004 Named first Sharon Phillips Raddock Lecturer in Holistic Nursing, Florida Atlantic University, Boca

Raton, FL.2003 Received one Honorary Doctorate Award ( USA & Montreal, QC) Nominated and approved for another

Honorary Doctorate, 20032002 Received AJN Book of the Year Award for Watson, J. Assessing and Measuring Caring. NY. Springer. 2001 Scientific Committee Greek Nursing Web Journal ICU NURSE WWB2000 Honorary Chair, Colorado Excellence in Human Caring, 15th Annual Colorado Nursing Foundation

Nightingale Awards2000 National Norman Cousins Award, Fetzer Institute, Kalamazoo, MI – award for Relationship-Centered

Caring1999 Sigma Theta Tau International Alpha Kappa Chapter established Jean Watson Scholarship Award named

in honor of Work on Caring1999 West Virginia Nurses’ Association 21st Century Leader Award1998 Appointed to serve as member of National Advisory Board, New York University Graduate Program in

Advanced Practice Holistic Nursing1998 1998 Distinguished Scholar in Nursing Award, New York University Division of Nursing1998 Alumni of Century Award, University of Colorado School of Nursing1997 Honorary Lifetime Certification as a Holistic Nurse (HNC), American Holistic Nursing Association1996 Honorary Doctorate University of Goteborg, Sweden1995-96 President of National League for Nursing, New York, NY1994 Colorado Nurses’ Association award for “Outstanding Contributions to the Profession of Nursing and

the Improvement of Health Status and Well-Being of the Citizens of Colorado”1993 Martha E. Rogers Award, National League for Nursing1992 Distinguished Professor, Nursing, University of Colorado1991 Fulbright Scholar, Council for International Exchange of Scholars1990 The Loren Eiseley Memorial Award, Bishop Clarkson College, Omaha, NE


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1990 Featured on National League for Nursing video: “A Conversation on Caring with Jean Watson and Janet Quinn”

1989 Featured on National League for Nursing video: “Theories at Work”1989 Selected as one of 15 U.S. nurse theorists for Helene Fuld Health Trust videos: “Portrait of Excellence”1987, 88 Who’s Who in American Nursing, The Society of Nursing Professionals1987 Featured U.S. nurse theorist for National League for Nursing video: “Nursing Theory: A Circle of

Knowledge”1981 Admitted as Fellow - American Academy of Nursing1980 Creativity in Nursing Award, Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society1978 Regents Medal, University of Colorado1978 Recognized as Excellent Teacher and Role Model by graduating baccalaureate nursing students,

University of Colorado School of Nursing1976 Selected by baccalaureate nursing students as Most Supportive Faculty Member, University of Colorado

School of Nursing

HONORARY DOCTORATES & OTHER SCHOLARSHIP

2010 (Nov) Fall, Honoris Causa Rovira I Virgili -University of Tarragona, Spain. 2010(Nov) Fall, Honorary Doctorate Victoria Univeristy British Colombia, Canada2010 (June). Reaffirmed with Honorary Doctorate: University of Bedfordshire, United Kingdom.2009 August: Diploma de Honor,: Asociacion Peruana de Facultades y escuelas de enfermeria : Teorista en

Enfermeria; contribucion Teorica-filosofica del Cuidado humano para la Ciencia de Enfermeria. 2003 International Honorary Doctorate, Université de Montréal, Montréal, QC2003 Recommended for Honorary Doctorate, Towson University, Maryland – pending.1999 International Honorary Doctorate of Science, University of Luton, England1997 Honorary Doctorate, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV1996 International Honorary Doctorate, Doctor of Philosophy in Social Science, Goteborg University, Sweden1987 Honorary Doctorate in Nursing, University of Akron, Akron, OH1985 Honorary Doctorate, Doctor of Humane Letters, Assumption College, Worcester, MA


SERVICE ACTIVITIES

UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES(School of Nursing – S; Campus-C; University-U)

2009 -10 Current 2011 Non-profit Foundation to serve professional nursing community in models of Caring Science to transform health care: Watson Caring Science Institute

1993-present Member of Distinguished Faculty selection committee University Wide.1994 Member, Campus Coordinator Elizabeth Gee Lectureship University Wide Recognition Award1992-93 Co-Founder and Co-Chair, Elizabeth Gee Committee for Recognition of Scholarship of Women

Faculty in University1993-95 Member, Centennial Council School of Nursing1993-95 Member, Dean’s Review Committee, University of Colorado School of Nursing1993 Member, UCHSC School of Nursing, Ph.D. Advisory Group1992 Member, Chancellor’s Search Committee, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center1991-92 Member, President’s Fund for the Humanities1990 Member, Education and Research Committee Board of Directors, University Hospital1990 Chair, Chancellor’s Review Committee for study of role and function of Academic Affairs Office at

HSC 1988-90 Chair, UCHSC School of Nursing, Dean’s Council1986-90 Chair, UCHSC School of Nursing, Affirmative Action and Recruitment Task Force1986-89 Member, Editorial Advisory Board of Frontlines, official publication of the Center for Applied

Biomedical Ethics, Rose Medical Center, Denver, CO1986-89 Member, Executive Committee for LEAR 88, University of Colorado, Dept. of English, Boulder

Campus1984-90 Ex-Officio, UCHSC Academic Planning and Review Committee1984-86 Member, President’s Task Force on Undergraduate Education, University of Colorado1984-86 Member, University Hospital Ethics Committee1984-86 Chair, UCHSC Interdisciplinary Committee for Health Policy, Humanities, Ethics1983-90 Ex-Officio, all committees in the School of Nursing1983-90 Member, Chancellor-Deans Council, UCHSC1981 Chair, Inaugural Committee for new president of the University of Colorado, Arnold Weber1980-81 Member, School of Nursing Reorganization of Faculty Members; Doctoral Planning1979-81 Chair, University-wide Faculty Council, four-campus faculty governance organization1979-81 Chair, Faculty Council Revision of Senate Rules Committee1979-81 Member, Editorial Board - Silver & Gold Record1979-81 Member, University of Colorado and School of Nursing Faculty Handbook Revision Committee1978-81 Member, University Faculty Council: Outreach and University Relations and Executive Committees1978-81 Founding Member, Steering Committee Friends of Higher Education1978-81 Member, Health Sciences Center Campus Human Subjects Review Committee


PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

2003-pres Member, Executive Committee of the International Philosophy of Nursing, University of Leeds, United Kingdom

1999-2000 Member, National Advisory Board, Seeds and Bridges, AHNA Holistic Nursing Certification Program

1999-2004 CU Boulder Campus Advisory Board-CU Center for Arts and Humanities1992-96 Chair, International Council of Center for Human Caring International Affiliates1993-96 Member of Tri-Council, National Professional Nursing Organization Council. Washington, DC1993-95 Executive Officer of Board of Governors, National League for Nursing, National President-Elect1992-94 Invited Member of Pew-Fetzer Task Force on Psychosocial Health Education, Pew Health

Professions Commission1993 Member, Nursing Standard Referee Panel1988-92 Board Member, International Association of Human Caring 1983-90 Member, American Association for the Advancement of Science1983-88 Member, Council of Nurse Researchers1983-88 Member, Academy of Independent Scholars1982 Member, Society for Phenomenology and Human Values1981 Admitted as Fellow in American Academy of Nursing1978-89 Member, Oncology Nursing Society; Research Council (1979-83)1973-pres Member, National League for Nursing1966-pres Member, American Nurses Association1966-pres Charter Member, Sigma Theta Tau International; Sigma Theta Tau Alpha Kappa Chapter

CONSULTATION2010- current 2011 Kaiser permanente Northern California. Numerous Caring Science projects.2009- 10 Jacksonville Baptist Health; Winter Haven Hospital, Fla.; Antioch Kaiser, CA; Bon Secour Health,

Richmond; 2008 – 09 John C. Lincoln Hospital, Phoenix 2005- Francis Marion University: Caring Curriculum. Florence, S. C.2003- Denver Veterans Administration Medical Center: Caring Theory Guided Practice.2002-pres Miami Baptist Hospital Caring Theory practice model: Magnet Hospital project2002-pres Inova Health Systems, Fairfax, VA; Caring theory practice model: Magnet Hospital2001-2005 The Childrens Hospital, 3 North Unit: Attending Caring Team model1994 External Program Reviewer, Kuwait University, Faculty of Allied Health and Nursing1993 Consultation about graduate nursing education and nursing doctorate model, University of Victoria,

Victoria, British Columbia, Canada1993 Consultation, Caring Model and Nursing Education; Caring Ethics and Pedagogy, Georgia

Southern University, Satesboro, GAPROFESSIONAL REVIEW ACTIVITIES

2005-pres Editorial Council Member, UERJ Nursing Journal, Brazil2005-pres Editorial Advisory Board: International Assoc. Human Caring, journal: International Journal for

Human Caring.


2004 Editoral board for International Journal of Turkish Nursing Scholarship2002 Associate Editor, ICU NURS WWB J, a Greek web-based journal1999 Guest Co-Editor, International Journal of Human Caring1999-pres Editorial Board Member, Journal of Nursing Philosophy (International)1998-pres Editorial Board Member, International Journal of Human Caring1997 Guest Editor, Advanced Practice Nursing Quarterly1995-end International Advisory Board Member, International Journal of Nursing Practice, Australia of

publication1995-pres Advisory Board Member, Alternative Therapies In Health and Medicine1991-2009 Editorial Board Member, Journal of Clinical Nursing, United Kingdom1990-93 Editorial Board Member, Revolution, The Journal of Nursing Empowerment1989 Book of the Year Judge, American Journal of Nursing1987-95 Editorial Board Member, Nursing Outlook1987-pres Reviewer, Journal of Research and Health1981-pres Editorial Board Member, Advances in Nursing Science1980-pres Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of Advanced Nursing; Western Journal of Nursing Research; Journal

of Professional Nursing; Journal of Nursing and Health; Topics in Clinical Nursing; Child Abuse and Neglect; The International Journal; Advances in Nursing Science; Research in Nursing and Health; Journal of Holistic Nursing Practice; Scholarly Inquiry for Nursing Practice; Scandinavian Journal of Caring Science; Heart and Lung; IMAGE: Journal of Nursing Scholarship; Nursing Standard: UK;

OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES 2007-pres International Sigma Theta Tau Editorial Board2007-pres International Advisory Board of Healing Touch Program2002-03 Member of Task Group 25th International Caring Conference. Planning, funding, executing events,

programs, speakers, public relations.2002- pres Member and Secretary: Medical Advisory Board, Biowatch Medical Services; Univ. of South

Carolina Technology Incubator Research Park, Columbia, S. C. 2000-07 Member, Advisory Board of the Advanced Practice: Holistic Nursing Program, New York University.

New York, NY1999-2004 Member, Relationship-Centered Care Steering Committee, Fetzer Institute. Kalamazoo, MI1996-pres Expert Panel Member, Nursing Theory-Guided Practice, American Academy of Nursing1996 Chair, National Research Roundtable Seminar, (in conjunction with NINR and NLN). Washington,

DC1996 Co-chair, National Nursing Initiative on Interdisciplinary Education, National League for Nursing1996 Blue Ribbon Panel Member, National Educational Conference, National Institute of Health, Office of

Alternative Medicine1995-96 President, National League for Nursing. New York, NY1995-96 National Nursing Member Representative, NIH/Office of Alternative Medicine, Educational

Conference Planning Committee. Washington, DC1994 Chair, International Council of Center for Human Caring International Affiliates1993-97 Member of Tri-Council, National Professional Nursing Organization Council. Washington, DC1993-95 President Elect, National League for Nursing. New York, NY


1992-94 Invited Member of Pew-Fetzer Task Force on Psychosocial Health Education, Pew Health Professions Commission

1992 External Reviewer for Grant Proposals, Alberta Foundation for Nursing Research. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

1990-91 Invited Participant, Stanford Project, “Caring in the Medical Profession,” Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Science, Stanford University. Stanford, CA

1990 External Program Reviewer, Nursing Program, Kuwait University. Sulaibikhat, Kuwait1990 External Program Reviewer, Nursing Program, Victoria University. Wellington, New Zealand1989-90 Consultant, AACN Project: Recruitment and Retention of Students into Nursing. A Pew Charitable

Trust Project. Washington, DC1989 Moderator and Convener, 11th National/International Caring Conference, “The Caring Imperative in

Education,” co-sponsored by the UCHSC Center for Human Caring and International Association for Human Caring. Denver, CO

1989 Moderator, Sigma Theta Tau International Symposium: “The Lived Experience: Qualitative Research Approaches to Nursing and Health,” Organizer: Marc D.A. Santopinto. Taipei, Taiwan

1988-92 Board Member, International Association of Human Caring, International Conference, Planning Subcommittee Member

1988-90 Member, Sigma Theta Tau International Governing Council; Chairperson, Distinguished Lecturer Committee (1988-89)

1988-89 Chair, Council of Baccalaureate and Higher Degree Programs, Nominating Committee, National League for Nursing

1987-89 Board Member, Qualife (Cancer Society), Denver, CO1987-88 Chair, Nursing Doctoral Committee, American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN),

Washington, DC1987 President-Elect Candidate, Sigma Theta Tau International1986-87 Member, American Academy of Nursing Nominating Committee1985-90 Subcommittee member, American Academy of Nursing; group leader at national conference -

Nursing Science Theory and Knowledge Development1985-90 American Association of Colleges of Nursing:

Chair and Member, Task Force, Doctoral Education in Nursing (1985-88); Doctoral Planning Committee (1986-87); Chair, National Committee on Doctoral Education (1987-88)

1985-86 Board Member, The Children’s Hospital, Child Health Education Services Corporation. Denver, CO

1985-86 Board Member, Boulder Community Hospital, Women’s Focus Advisory Council. Boulder, CO1985 Ethics Panel Member, National Conference on Bioethics, Center for Applied Biomedical Ethics

(Rose Medical Center) and Hastings Institute. Denver, CO1985 Invited Participant, AACN futurist conference planning for year 20001985 Planner/Participant, International Congress of Nursing International Council of Law and Ethics.

Israel1999-2000 Member, National Advisory Board, Seeds and Bridges, AHNA Holistic Nursing Certification

Program1999-pres CU Boulder Campus Advisory Board-CU Center for Arts and Humanities1998-pres Member, National Advisory Board, NYU Holistic Nursing Graduate Program. New York, NY


1992-96 Chair, International Council of Center for Human Caring International Affiliates1993-96 Member of Tri-Council, National Professional Nursing Organization Council. Washington, DC1993-95 Executive Officer of Board of Governors, National League for Nursing, National President-Elect1992-94 Invited Member of Pew-Fetzer Task Force on Psychosocial Health Education, Pew Health

Professions Commission1993 Member, Nursing Standard Referee Panel1988-92 Board Member, International Association of Human Caring 1983-90 Member, American Association for the Advancement of Science1983-88 Member, Council of Nurse Researchers1983-88 Member, Academy of Independent Scholars1982-pres Member, Society for Phenomenology and Human Values1981 Admitted as Fellow in American Academy of Nursing1978-89 Member, Oncology Nursing Society; Research Council (1979-83)


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