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  • Healthcare Innovation
  • Qualitative Research

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  • Traditional views define innovation as novel idea generation for disciplinary advancement.
  • Nursing practice emphasizes the centrality of the person in care.
  • Existing frameworks for nursing innovation may not fully encompass relational aspects.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose an expanded conceptualization of innovation in nursing.
  • To highlight the significance of face-to-face nurse-patient dialogues as a form of innovation.
  • To explore how theoretical frameworks, specifically the human becoming theory, inform nursing innovation.

Main Methods:

  • Conceptual analysis of innovation in nursing.
  • Integration of the human becoming theory into the discussion of nursing innovation.
  • Literature review on nursing theory, practice, and innovation.

Main Results:

  • Innovation in nursing should encompass the interpersonal, face-to-face interactions between nurses and patients.
  • These dialogues are a vital source of knowledge and improvement within nursing practice.
  • The human becoming theory provides a robust foundation for understanding innovation as a relational process.

Conclusions:

  • The concept of nursing innovation requires expansion beyond traditional notions of novelty.
  • Face-to-face nurse-patient communication represents a critical, yet often overlooked, area of innovation.
  • Embracing a relational perspective, informed by theories like human becoming, enriches the understanding and application of nursing innovation.