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[Necessary changes for advancing nursing as caring science].

Denise Elvira Pires de Pires

Revista Brasileira De Enfermagem

|October 5, 2013

Summary

Strengthening nursing as a caring science requires knowledge production that supports both patient care and advocacy for safe working conditions. This ensures high-quality, responsible nursing practice and upholds the universal right to health.

Area of Science:

Nursing
Sociological Theory
Philosophy of Science

Context:

Challenges in strengthening nursing as a caring science.
Sociological theory integrating historical-materialist, critical professional, and philosophy of science perspectives.
Analysis of nursing as a discipline, work, and healthcare profession.

Purpose:

To reflect on the challenges in advancing nursing as a caring science.
To explore the theoretical underpinnings from sociology and philosophy of science.
To examine nursing from disciplinary, professional, and work-related viewpoints.

Summary:

Knowledge production in nursing must align with its core purpose: providing care and advocating for essential practice conditions.
The study integrates historical-dialectic materialism, critical sociology of professions, and philosophy of science.

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Nursing's advancement necessitates knowledge supporting both direct care and political action for safe work environments.

Impact:

Highlights the need for evidence-based knowledge to improve nursing care quality and safety.
Emphasizes the importance of advocating for universal healthcare access and optimal working conditions for nurses.
Contributes to strengthening nursing as a scientific discipline and a vital healthcare profession.