Jean Watson Theory Overview of the Theorist’s Background Jean Watson is a theorist who specializes in sensitizing the need to incorporate, human caring, emotions and subjective feelings in the field of nursing. Her formulation of the theory of human care was aimed at ensuring that human caring becomes part and parcel of nursing. The core […] Read more >>
A great deal has been documented on reflective practice over the years, and it has been heralded by some as a radical new methodology to extend education and practice. According to Basford and Slevin (2012, p. 483), reflective practice dates back to Socrates, who encouraged his pupils to find solutions to philosophical problems from within […] Read more >>
Abstract This paper presents a critique of nursing theory. A case of Florence Nightingale’s Environmental theory has been selected and the main ideas and assumptions discussed. The origin of the theory, its testability, and its usefulness in nursing practice are also tackled. Introduction Nursing is a science that focuses on improving the health and healing […] Read more >>
Empowered Women in Film Noir Film Noir is characterized by the use of femme fatale characters who reject conventional gender roles prescribed by society. These female characters do not want to play the role of devoted and submissive wives and caring mothers; on the contrary, they use their sexual attractiveness to deceive and manipulate men for […] Read more >>
The article “San Bernardino Shooters Received $28500 Just Weeks Before Attack” details the reports provided by the bodies investigating the attack at the Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino on the 2nd of December. In the course of the attack, fourteen people were killed and twenty-one injured. According to the authors, the attack was conducted […] Read more >>
There is no doubt that nursing is an extremely challenging profession that requires not only a good education but also sincerity and devotion. According to Florence Nightingale, a prominent English nurse, nursing is not a profession, but a form of art that requires compassion and persistent preparation (Kutin, 2003). The essay aims at determining and […] Read more >>
Abortion and nursing activities connected to it is a point of active discussions. The issue includes various aspects, such as the moral status of a fetus, a woman’s right to manage her body, etc. However, the majority of debates concern an unborn child and a mother. Much less attention is paid to physicians and nurses, […] Read more >>
Introduction The current essay provides an understanding of one of the most popular nursing middle range theories known as the Health Promotion Model. It was formed by Nola Pender on the background of her strong nursing and psychological knowledge and numerous observations. This work identifies various problems and health issues which are addressed by this […] Read more >>
Ernest Hemingway himself was perceived as a macho and an extremely virile person who looked in a very masculine way, sporting beard and being muscular and sturdy built, and was a womanizer. Therefore, his oeuvre is often viewed primarily as proclaiming masculine values, such as authority, courage, decisiveness, duty, and others, and featuring submissive and fragile women. […] Read more >>
Child Protective Services is a well-developed program used to fight against child abuse and neglect in California. The state laws make many services available to neglected and abused children in society together with their families. The main objective of these protective services is to ensure that children stay at home only if it is safe […] Read more >>
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