Meta-Synthesis of Nursing Presence

Mar 15, 2018 by in NURSING Comments Off on Meta-Synthesis of Nursing Presence

Deborah Finfgeld-Connett                             30 META-SYNTHESIS OF NURSING PRESENCE1 META-SYNTHESIS OF NURSING PRESENCE Due, in part, to its spiritual and philosophical underpinnings, nursing presence is a complex concept that is vague and…

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Making Useful Theory: Making Theory Useful

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Janice M. Morse                             23 MAKING USEFUL THEORY: MAKING THEORY USEFUL                 There was a dean at my university who was a scientist with high intelligence but low boiling point. One day…

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The Theory of Becoming Resolute: Guiding Mental Health Practice With Survivors of Maltreatment

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Joanne M. Hall                             38 THE THEORY OF BECOMING RESOLUTE: GUIDING MENTAL HEALTH PRACTICE WITH SURVIVORS OF MALTREATMENT                 What is your story? How would you like it to unfold? Mental health…

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Theoretical Coalescence

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Janice M. Morse                             34 THEORETICAL COALESCENCE                 We are proposing a theory of theories that sees theory as a conceptual system invented to some purpose—when seen in its full consequences—has revolutionary…

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The Battlefield of Knowledge: Different Purposes, Different Approaches

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Janice M. Morse                                 6 THE BATTLEFIELD OF KNOWLEDGE: DIFFERENT PURPOSES, DIFFERENT APPROACHES                 “It’s a bird.” “It’s a plane.” “It’s Superman!” —Maxwell and Duchovny (1939) As our perception of something changes,…

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Concept Evaluation: Determining Appropriate Strategies for Concept Development

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Janice M. Morse                             11 CONCEPT EVALUATION: DETERMINING APPROPRIATE STRATEGIES FOR CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT1 Trust, but verify. —Ronald Reagan Concepts do not dichotomously simply exist or not exist. Rather, scientific concepts are…

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