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The Male Nursing Student as a Token

Research in Nursing & Health, 1984
AbstractThe purpose of this research was to test the applicability of Kanter's theory of tokenism to male nursing students. Kanter's theory states that numerical underrepresentation, not cultural factors, causes tokens to experience greater performance pressure, social isolation, and role entrapment.
B K, Snavely, G T, Fairhurst
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Male nurse: A concept analysis

Nursing Forum, 2019
Use of the term male nurse is common in nursing wherever the practice setting may be, but no formal analysis has been done to illuminate the meaning of the concept. The term male nurse is often problematic to those referred to, as the label carries stereotypes that further marginalize this extreme minority in the nursing profession.
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Value of male nurses queried

Nursing Standard, 1994
Male nurses do not stand up for the profession in the same way as women, the annual conference of the Association of Nursing Students was told.
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Male Nurses

JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1987
Jonathon L. Cox, Michael H. Bennett
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Values of Male Nursing Students

Nursing Research, 1976
Values of male nursing students (MNS) at the Ohio State University (OSU) were compared with values of OSU female nursing students, collegiate men in general, medical students, teachers, and personnel and guidance workers, using the Allport-Vernon-Lindzey Study of Values Scale. The scale measures relative importance to the subject of six basic interests:
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Just how male are male nurses..?

Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2008
Aim.  The aim of the present research study was to elucidate, quantitatively, the gender role perceptions of male nurses in Ireland.Background.  Caring, women and the female gender role are all historically and fiercely synonymous. However, not all carers are women. For instance, male nurses also assume caring roles.
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Male Nurses and Chemical Dependency

Nursing Administration Quarterly, 2008
Florida men in nursing who are chemically dependent represent a greater percentage of the total number of male nurses than female nurses who are chemically dependent. This study identifies characteristics of 9 men who completed the Florida Intervention Project for Nurses.
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Approaches of male nurses for degendering nursing and becoming visible: A metasynthesis

Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2022
Amara Sundus, Ahtisham Younas
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Males in Nursing

Nursing Management (Springhouse), 1992
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Male Nurses

Nursing Journal of India, 1972
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