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Faith community nursing (FCN) is a healthcare delivery method focused on holistic client care. This evolutionary analysis defines FCN

Area of Science:

  • Nursing
  • Healthcare Delivery
  • Public Health

Background:

  • Faith community nursing (FCN) has evolved as a complex healthcare delivery system in the USA.
  • Increasing healthcare costs and emphasis on access/prevention have expanded FCN's scope beyond traditional settings.
  • Faith communities and healthcare organizations invest in FCN, supported by standardized training programs.

Observation:

  • Rodgers' evolutionary analysis was employed to examine the antecedents, attributes, and consequences of FCN.
  • A comprehensive literature search across multiple disciplines (medicine, education, religion, nursing) was conducted.
  • 124 research and theoretical articles were analyzed to understand the concept's historical and social context.

Findings:

  • A theoretical definition of FCN was established: a relationship-centered healthcare method for holistic client well-being.

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  • FCN operates with intentionality across diverse settings (faith communities, homes, institutions) within broader health initiatives.

    • Implications:

    • The developed theoretical definition and conceptual model offer a foundation for future nursing knowledge.
    • This work supports the application of FCN in evidence-based practice and research.
    • It provides a framework for understanding the dynamic and evolving nature of faith community nursing.