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HUMANISM as a Philosophy for Nursing
Nursing Forum, 1985“Humanism is a philosophical approach that seems suited for nursing. As a philosophy it is particularly appealing because its basic tenets are not esoteric. They are easy to comprehend and can easily incorporate beliefs about clients, students, and nursing education.”
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The philosophy of psychiatric nursing
Nursing Standard, 1990In this panoramic overview of the meanings of mental health care, Philip Barker maps out the birth (or rebirth) of the philosophy of psychiatric nursing. The time is ripe for a fundamental re-examination of the main premises and values of the nursing culture, and for the rejection of concepts which have outlived their usefulness. Returning the focus of
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Nursing Philosophy, 2010
Special issue Nursing in an interdisciplinary world: cooperation, collaboration, or compromise?
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Special issue Nursing in an interdisciplinary world: cooperation, collaboration, or compromise?
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Nursing and the philosophy of science
Nurse Education Today, 1991Throughout its history, nursing has struggled with definitional issues. Embedded firmly in tradition mothering roles according to McCloskey and Grace (1985), nursing has found it difficult to make transitions into the professional and scientific realms. The professional and scientific status of nursing may not be as gloomy as McCloskey and Grace put it.
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Nursing Philosophy, 2008
Special issue Identity and difference in health and healthcare Guest editor: John S ...
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Special issue Identity and difference in health and healthcare Guest editor: John S ...
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Nursing Philosophy, 2007
Special issue Identity and difference in health and healthcare Guest editor: John S ...
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Special issue Identity and difference in health and healthcare Guest editor: John S ...
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Nursing models as philosophies of care
Nursing Standard, 1990The value of nursing models, especially the well-published works of many of the American theorists, has been debated and argued at length. Indeed the topic was the subject of the July debate at the Royal Marsden Hospital in London, which is an indication itself of the interest post-registration nurses working in cancer care have in the subject.
Betty Kershaw, Betty Kershaw
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The Participant Philosophy in Nursing Science
Image: the Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 1985AbstractThe central thesis of this article is that scientific rigor is necessary but not sufficient to address the broad human issues that challenge the nursing profession. The pursuit of scientific rigor has led nurse researchers away from personal engagement in the issues they wish to study.
V P, Tilden, S, Tilden
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Nursing Philosophy, 2006
Special issue Philosophy and palliative care Guest editor: John ...
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Special issue Philosophy and palliative care Guest editor: John ...
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2001
This book provides an introduction to a new and emerging area of nursing scholarship, that of philosophy of nursing. It describes the nature of philosophy of nursing and then focuses on three areas of enquiry central to nursing theory and practice: knowledge, persons and care.
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This book provides an introduction to a new and emerging area of nursing scholarship, that of philosophy of nursing. It describes the nature of philosophy of nursing and then focuses on three areas of enquiry central to nursing theory and practice: knowledge, persons and care.
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