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Risk: a multidisciplinary concept analysis.

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|January 25, 2014

Summary

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This study defines risk using Walker and Avant

Keywords:

Concept analysis concept of risk hazard risk risk management

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Concept Analysis

Background:

The concept of risk is complex and lacks a universally agreed-upon definition.
Existing definitions often focus on negative outcomes, potentially overlooking proactive elements.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze the concept of risk using Walker and Avant's method.
To develop a refined conceptual definition of risk applicable to nursing and nursing research.

Main Methods:

Walker and Avant's concept analysis framework was employed.
A systematic review of literature pertaining to the concept of risk was conducted.

Main Results:

The analysis revealed that risk encompasses both proactive and reactive elements.
A new conceptual definition of risk was formulated, emphasizing its mental constructs and consequences.

Conclusions:

The refined definition of risk offers a more comprehensive understanding across disciplines.
Applying this definition in nursing can drive action and education, enhancing research by formalizing latent constructs of risk.