An esthetic and sociopoetic perspective on caring for people with mental disorder: appropriating the Tidal Model/Perspectiva estetica e sociopoetica do cuidar de pessoas com sofrimento psiquico: apropriacao do Tidal Model/Perspectiva estetica y sociopoetica del cuidar de personas con sufrimiento psiquico: apropiacion del Tydal Model

It is asked how an aesthetic and sociopoetic perspective on caring for people with mental suffering can be constructed on the basis of the Tidal Model. The aim was to outline a perspective on nursing care grounded in the core values proposed by Phil Barker in the Tidal Model in nursing. A search in databases for full-length nursing studies this theory, published and available online in Portuguese, was unsuccessful. The book Modelos y teorias en enfermeria, published in 2011, in English and Spanish. The concepts and ideas of the author of this theory made it possible to link the principles of Sociopoetics to an understanding of the essential values of this model, which relates to actions proper to a skilled care team. Thus the initial question was answered, and the goal achieved, by the proposal of an aesthetic and sociopoetic perspective on caring, based on the 10 commitments of the theory. It is up to professional nurses to foster sensitive, careful interaction with people in a place where caring is sacred.