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Clinical caring science as a scientific discipline.
Arne Rehnsfeldt1, Maria Arman2, Unni Å Lindström3
1Stord/Haugesund University College, Stord, Norway.
Clinical caring science, a human science discipline, uses a theory of science perspective to unify concepts and theories. Understanding the concept order is key to effective clinical practice and research, regardless of context.
Area of Science:
- Clinical caring science is a human science discipline.
- Grounded in theory of science argumentation.
Background:
- This article provides a comprehensive overview of clinical caring science.
- It is described from a theory of science perspective.
Purpose of the Study:
- To offer a comprehensive overview of clinical caring science.
- To establish its foundation in human science and theory of science.
Main Methods:
- Theoretical article.
- Analysis from a theory of science perspective.
- Utilizes a concept order framework.
Main Results:
- Clinical caring science adapts caring science theories for specific contexts.
- A concept order (ethos, core, basic, practice concepts) unifies systematic and clinical caring science.
- Effective caring acts depend on hermeneutic appropriation of theory by caregivers.
Conclusions:
- The concept order is essential for understanding clinical caring science.
- Research must integrate all levels of the concept order for meaningfulness.
- Clinical caring science research can commence at any point within the concept order, ensuring holistic integration.
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