Nursing: Beyond Tradition and Conflict: Beyond Tradition and Crisis

by G. Brykezynska (Eds) (Author), M. Jolley (Author)

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  Hardcover
  1994

  $5.69

  A research based and critical analysis of issues involved in the continued development of the nursing profession. Topics discussed in this work include: the perceived images of nurses and nursing; political issues affecting nursing and the future development of the nursing profession.

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  Paperback
  1992

  $5.94

  The aim of this book is to offer a conceptual framework for nursing as a profession. It arose from the first of a series of seminars at the Institute of Nursing in Oxford. The areas of convergence were considered important by the participants who felt that the key issues must be made availasble to a wider audience, and that nursing knowledge should continue to make a major contribution to health policy formation. The task of the reader is to differentiate between the arguments of the contributors and arrive at a personal view, having had the opportunity to consider a variety of views and perspectives. Among the issues explored are concepts related to care and nursing, ideologies of caring, defining health needs, a cross-cultural perspective on nursing in Europe, the effects of nursing care, the paradigms and problems of the profession and methodology.