Humanistic Nursing
Humanistic Nursing
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Together we explored the implications of the above. Shebecame invested, involved, and excited about herself becoming more. We, myself and each of her patients, become for her more whom we essentiallywere. Most important to her and to me, this graduate student grew in herrecognition and acceptance {60} of herself and her ability as an adultnurse therapist. The thanks and meaningful praise she received from bothher patients on termination of therapy made this apparent. It broughttears to both her... eyes and mine. I felt joy in being with anow-respected colleague, as opposed to the earlier being with a personwho felt like an unasked for "awe struck defensive daughter. " Authenticity with myself, and this graduate student's ability forauthenticity with herself allowed these patients' progress to occur. Itallowed a realistic articulation in this student's phenomenologicalmaster's thesis of her lived nurse experience. From such articulationwill a theory and scientific-artistic profession of nursing ever mold, flow, and form.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Together we explored the implications of the above. Shebecame invested, involved, and excited about herself becoming more. We, myself and each of her patients, become for her more whom we essentiallywere. Most important to her and to me, this graduate student grew in herrecognition and acceptance {60} of herself and her ability as an adultnurse therapist. The thanks and meaningful praise she received from bothher patients on termination of therapy made this apparent. It broughttears to both her... eyes and mine. I felt joy in being with anow-respected colleague, as opposed to the earlier being with a personwho felt like an unasked for "awe struck defensive daughter. " Authenticity with myself, and this graduate student's ability forauthenticity with herself allowed these patients' progress to occur. Itallowed a realistic articulation in this student's phenomenologicalmaster's thesis of her lived nurse experience. From such articulationwill a theory and scientific-artistic profession of nursing ever mold, flow, and form.
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