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PubMed1991

Who needs nursing philosophies?

Nursing philosophies are often viewed as a time-consuming chore, which will simply gather dust once written. Properly used, however, they can not only ensure the quality of patient care, but can be used as a tool to aid recruitment and monitor resourcing.

Humans↗
PubMed2005

What's your nursing philosophy?

Nurses who are self-motivated, continue their education, and are active in professional organizations enjoy career satisfaction and provide better healthcare.

Education, Nursing, Continuing↗
PubMed1997

Using a feminist framework for investigating staff nurses' philosophies of nursing.

The objective of this study is to explore and describe registered nurses' stated philosophies, beliefs, and values about nursing. A qualitative, phenomenological method was used. Unstructured interviews with nine master's prepared registered nurses were conducted, with recurrent themes identified as: nurse as change agent, nurses as an oppressed group, nursing as self-identity, nursing as commitment, nursing as ethical value, and nursing as technical function. A comparison between feminist values and participant statements showed that although the nurses did not identify themselves as feminists, their espoused values were congruent with those of feminism.

Feminism↗