This is what trauma informed care asks instead of "what's wrong with you?"

This results from a lack of critical reflection and health correction

This involves recognizing, acting on, reporting actual and potential workplace and occupational safety risk

An example is not blaming the homelessness for being homeless

This can result from commitments and values being compromised

This should replace labels of "sick," resistant or uncooperative

Climate of stress, lack of training, poor safety/reporting culture, minor slips being unreported and _________ all lead to care erosion

In order to act with moral courage this is required

This requires vulnerability recognition of patient and self

This is characterized by being apathetic, unkind, incompassionate or cruel

The focus of TI care

Involves justifying, trivializing or denying actions

This is a motivation for moral courage that becomes stronger if there is greater perceived distress

Ability of a nurse to enter into patient's world

Awareness, present in moment and being non-judgemental are all key components of this

The reaction that people have to a traumatic experience acutely

It is key to prevent care erosion that ________ is noted and followed by actions

This motivation for moral courage can cause nurses to act in certain situations and not others

A perceived decrease in care

This is the manta to build compassionate connection

TI care prioritizes these three elements.

A result of being unable to act without agency

This is one of the most important steps in responding ethically to unsafe care

An example is the philosophy "paying for performance"

This includes being informed about political forces acting on daily life and seeking out honest and mutually supportive discussions with peer