Philosophical Issues in Nursing by Steven Edwards
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Philosophical Issues in Nursing
Philosophical Issues in Nursing
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'It seems to me a very good introduction to the subject and potentially ground-breaking.' - Dr Kenneth M. Boyd, University of Edinburgh
About Steven Edwards
Steven D Edwards RMN, BA(Hons), MPhil, PhD is a Lecturer in Health Care Ethics at the Centre for Philosophy and Health Care, the University of Wales at Swansea
Table of Contents
PART 1: NURSING PRACTICE AND KNOWLEDGE The Shift from the Closed to the Open Body Ramifications for Nursing Testimony; J.Liaschenko; Traditions and Practice; K.Cash; Change in Nursing; T.Hussey.- PART 2: CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS Holism in Nursing; S.Woods; Positivism as a Method in Nursing Research; S.D.Edwards; Towards a Credible Theory of Mind for Nursing; E.Lepper.- PART 3: THE NURSE CURRICULUM Heidegger and the Nursing Curriculum; S.Horrocks; 'The Unexamined Life is not Worth Living'; J.Holt.- PART 4: THE SELF IN NURSING The Self; P.Dawson; The Self and Compulsory Treatment; P.Ross.
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GOR001773804
9780333672105
0333672100
Philosophical Issues in Nursing by Steven Edwards
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Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
19980218
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