Response 1 Emelienne The Bureaucratic caring theory by Marilyn Anne Roy. The theorist was born in Ontario Canada, she obtained a BSN and MSN in Maternal -Child Nursing at the University of Colorado in 1965. She also earned a Masters in Cultural Antropology in McMaster University in Ontarior. She completed a doctoral program at the University of Uta. Between 1989-1994, she was appointed Christinne E,Lynn Eminent scholar at florida Atlantic University. She also received a distinguised Alumna Award from the University of Utah college of Nursing 2007. On May 16 2021, she died at the age of 82. The theory assume that nursing is holistic and can be influenced by organizational and spiritual culture. and claims that the foundation of spiritual caring is love. It emphasize that nurses have the responsibility to provide healthcare services that rest on the core values of compassion, love, and justice for all. These core values promote the delivery of best care within the complexity of vigorous organizationl, cultural and community needs. The use of these care values in delivering nursing care, eliminate the existence discrimination. Response # 2 Sarah Merill Does the example of child abuse provided in the article assist in understanding the theory's application to nursing? When examining the role of child abuse through both the theory of distributive justice and the six dimensions presented by Power and Faden it is clear to see how issues associated with child abuse can impact an individual and impede overall wellbeing and health status. Experiencing child abuse and neglect can impact the individual aspects that inform healthcare status by affecting physical and mental health, interrupt feelings of security, interrupt an individual to use reasoning in decision making, impede attachment to individual's, cause individuals to feel a lack of respect toward self or others, and interrupt their ability to conduct their lives in a self- determined way (Grace & Willis, 2012). Understanding of this and practicing in a way which is trauma informed and with an understanding of how interruptions to any number of these processes can interrupt their healthcare.