Nursing theories focus on individual and community care and human relationships in unique contexts. One of these contexts is the community in which a theory-based systematic nursing practice process is warranted. This article describes a theory of Community Caring for Public Health Nursing (CCPHN), which is grounded in four nursing metaparadigms by Fawcett: persons, environment, health, and nursing. This theory has three assumptions: (1) community caring fosters care demonstrations in nursing, (2) caring communities comprise members with community attachments united by their common values rather than rigid customs, and (3) community caring is expressed competently in mutual-care practices. From these assumptions, a nursing perspective suppo...
This study critically analyzes and synthesizes community participation (CP) theory across discipline...
Nurses work across a variety of settings, including the community. With an increasing ageing populat...
grantor: University of TorontoThis dissertation contributes to a deeper understanding of t...
This article reveals processes that support theoretical development for holistic nursing in the cont...
The concept of community is multidimensional and may include geographical boundaries and/or the shar...
The American Public Health Association defines public health nursing as the practice of promoting a...
Click on the DOI link below to access the article (may not be free).Caring has been described as the...
Caring is neither simply a set of attitudes or theories, nor does it comprise all that nurses do. Nu...
This article reveals processes that support theoretical development for holistic nursing in the cont...
This qualitative descriptive study describes nurse’s experiences of working in a community developme...
Community Health Nursing and Public Health Nursing has a long history in the world. However, most of...
This study explores and describes the value of community health nursing from the perspective of com...
The purpose of this theoretical paper is to explore the ethics in a community nursing. Nursing, a pr...
The concept of community is multidimensional and may include geographical boundaries and/or the shar...
Abstract Background Community-based nursing in recent years has received much attention from nursing...
This study critically analyzes and synthesizes community participation (CP) theory across discipline...
Nurses work across a variety of settings, including the community. With an increasing ageing populat...
grantor: University of TorontoThis dissertation contributes to a deeper understanding of t...
This article reveals processes that support theoretical development for holistic nursing in the cont...
The concept of community is multidimensional and may include geographical boundaries and/or the shar...
The American Public Health Association defines public health nursing as the practice of promoting a...
Click on the DOI link below to access the article (may not be free).Caring has been described as the...
Caring is neither simply a set of attitudes or theories, nor does it comprise all that nurses do. Nu...
This article reveals processes that support theoretical development for holistic nursing in the cont...
This qualitative descriptive study describes nurse’s experiences of working in a community developme...
Community Health Nursing and Public Health Nursing has a long history in the world. However, most of...
This study explores and describes the value of community health nursing from the perspective of com...
The purpose of this theoretical paper is to explore the ethics in a community nursing. Nursing, a pr...
The concept of community is multidimensional and may include geographical boundaries and/or the shar...
Abstract Background Community-based nursing in recent years has received much attention from nursing...
This study critically analyzes and synthesizes community participation (CP) theory across discipline...
Nurses work across a variety of settings, including the community. With an increasing ageing populat...
grantor: University of TorontoThis dissertation contributes to a deeper understanding of t...