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Family nursing as relational inquiry : Developing Health-Promoting Practice /

By: Doane, Gweneth Hartrick.
Contributor(s): Varcoe, Colleen.
Material type: TextTextPublisher: Philadelphia : Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2005Description: xvii, 371 p . : ill . ; 25 cm.ISBN: 0781748410 (pbk.); 9780781748414.Subject(s): Family nursing | Family nursing | Nurse and patient | Family Nursing | Nursing Theory | Nurse-Patient RelationsDDC classification: 610.73
Contents:
Rethinking family nursing knowledge -- The living experience of family nursing -- Family nursing knowledge: a living process -- All practice is theoretical -- Relational practice in context -- Family and nursing in context -- The skill of reflexivity -- Being in-relation -- The processes and skills of relational family nursing practice -- Family nursing as inquiry -- The hard spots in family nursing: relational practice as connecting across differences -- Inquiry in family nursing
Review: "With this groundbreaking new text, you'll focus on the relational, contextual, and reflective aspects of family nursing care - in a reader-friendly format that helps you examine the family in a societal context, while challenging your own ideas and beliefs on the principles and practice of nursing."--Jacket
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Books Books SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND MEDICAL SCIENCES LIBRARY

School of Health and Medical sciences Library Mbweni

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non fiction 610.73 (Browse shelf) Available M000004173
Books Books SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND MEDICAL SCIENCES LIBRARY

School of Health and Medical sciences Library Mbweni

Library shelves
non fiction 610.73 DOA (Browse shelf) Available M000004105

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Rethinking family nursing knowledge -- The living experience of family nursing -- Family nursing knowledge: a living process -- All practice is theoretical -- Relational practice in context -- Family and nursing in context -- The skill of reflexivity -- Being in-relation -- The processes and skills of relational family nursing practice -- Family nursing as inquiry -- The hard spots in family nursing: relational practice as connecting across differences -- Inquiry in family nursing

"With this groundbreaking new text, you'll focus on the relational, contextual, and reflective aspects of family nursing care - in a reader-friendly format that helps you examine the family in a societal context, while challenging your own ideas and beliefs on the principles and practice of nursing."--Jacket

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