Nursing Knowledge Development and Clinical Practice

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ISBN: 9780826102997 | 0826102999
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Copyright: 10/1/2006

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Where does nursing knowledge come from and how does it develop? How do we incorporate nusring knowledge into the practice of nursing? Is it possible for nursing theory to meet the needs of clinical practice? These aare key questions in the field of nursin

Contributors

Preface

Part I: State of the Art of Nursing Knowledge: Visions and Issues

Advances in Nursing Knowledge and the Challenge for Transforming Practice

(36)

Sister Callista Roy

Elaborating the Tradition of Careful Nursing in Ireland

(12)

Therese C. Meehan

The Role of Terminology in Identifying the Content of the Discipline

(10)

Marcelline R. Harris

Judith R. Graves

Mid-Range Theory: Impact on Knowledge Development and Use in Practice

(18)

Elizabeth R. Lenz

Linking the Nature of the Person With the Nature of Nursing Through Nursing Theory and Practice and Nursing Language in Brazil

(14)

Marga Simon Coler

Maria Miriam Lima da Nobrega

Telma Ribeiro Garcia

Matthew Coler-Thayer

Challenge to Action

(14)

Peggy L. Chinn

Part II: Philosophical Basis for Knowledge

Knowledge as Problem Solving

107

(12)

Beth L. Rodgers

Experiencing the Whole: Health as Expanding Consciousness (State of the Art)

119

(10)

Margaret A. Newman

Dorothy A. Jones

Poststructuralist Feminist Analysis in Nursing

129

(16)

Janice Thompson

Knowledge as Universal Cosmic Imperative

145

(18)

Sister Callista Roy

A Synthesis of Philosophical Perspectives for Knowledge Development

163

(18)

Dorothy A. Jones

Part III: Integrated Knowledge for Nursing Practice

Toward an Integrated Epistemology for Nursing

181

(10)

Hesook Suzie Kim

Moderate Realism as an Approach to Integrated Knowledge for Practice

191

(10)

Yi-Hui Liu

Critical Narrative Epistemology

201

(14)

Hesook Suzie Kim

Unifying Nursing Language: Communicating Nursing Practice

215

(18)

Joanne McClosky Dochterman

Dorothy A. Jones

Understanding Suffering From a Cosmic Imperative

233

(14)

Ruth Palan Lopez

Integrated Nursing Knowledge: A Prerequisite for Systems' Redesign

247

(20)

Carolyn A. Padovano

Part IV: Impact on Health and Patient Care---Exemplars for the Future

Margaret Newman's Theory and Research Method: A Case Illustration

267

(8)

Anne-Marie Barron

The Nursing Theory and Practice Link: Creating a Healing Environment Within the Preadmission Nursing Practice

275

(12)

Jane Flanagan

Linking Theory. Research, and Clinical Practice in Weight Management

287

(8)

Diane Berry

Evolution of a Method in Knowledge Assimilation: Case Study in Chronic Illness

295

(12)

Nancy Dluhy

Unity, Diversity, Conformism, and Chaos: Applications of Roy's Epistemology of the Universal Cosmic Imperative

307

(8)

Debra R. Hanna

Global Applications of the Cosmic Imperative for Nursing Knowledge Development

315

(12)

Donna J. Perry

Katherine E. Gregory

Appendix: History of New England Knowledge Conferences

327

(4)

Index

331

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