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A legacy building model for holistic nursing.

Bernadette Lange¹, Rothlyn P Zahourek, Carla Mariano

¹Florida Atlantic University.

Journal of Holistic Nursing : Official Journal of the American Holistic Nurses' Association

|October 2, 2013

Summary

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This study captures the experiences of elder holistic nurses to build a legacy model. Their wisdom offers insights for future nursing practice, education, and research.

Keywords:

creative forms of scholarship educators expert nurses history history of nursing holistic nursing legacy building model modeling and role modeling nurses (basic)nursing as an art students

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Area of Science:

Nursing
Holistic Health
History of Medicine

Background:

Holistic nursing is a growing field with a rich history.
Documenting the experiences of pioneering nurses is crucial for preserving knowledge.
The American Holistic Nurses Association (AHNA) has a legacy of influential members.

Purpose of the Study:

To record the historical roots, development, and legacy of holistic nursing.
To capture the career experiences of elder AHNA members.
To develop a Legacy Building Model for Holistic Nursing.

Main Methods:

An aesthetic inquiry approach was employed.
In-depth interviews were conducted with four elder AHNA members.
Narratives were presented using artistic formats (snapshot, pastiche, collage).

Main Results:

Rich descriptions of personal and professional evolution as holistic nurses were gathered.
A dialogue between authors provided insights for the Legacy Model.
The study initiated a systematic method for collecting historical data.

Conclusions:

The narratives serve as a perpetual archive for present and future holistic nurses.
The Legacy Model can guide future practice, education, and research.
Wisdom from elder nurses offers valuable considerations for the field.