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[Feminist strategies 2]

C Gendron

    The Canadian Nurse
    |June 1, 1993
    PubMed
    Summary

    This article explores feminist strategies in nursing, highlighting how recognizing patriarchal influences and valuing traditionally "feminine" traits enhances nursing care for women. It emphasizes addressing specific women's health needs like menopause and domestic violence.

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    Area of Science:

    • Nursing
    • Feminist Theory
    • Sociology of Health

    Context:

    • Nursing research often relies on traditional scientific methods.
    • Feminist strategies offer an alternative framework for nursing practice.
    • Understanding patriarchal ideology is crucial in healthcare.

    Purpose:

    • To define the feminist approach in nursing.
    • To demonstrate how nurses can apply feminist strategies to address women's specific health needs.
    • To re-evaluate traditionally "feminine" traits as professional assets.

    Summary:

    • Feminism validates intuition, compassion, and listening skills, enhancing nursing competence.
    • The feminist approach involves recognizing patriarchal influences and their impact on women's health.
    • Specific examples include addressing menopause, nutrition, and domestic violence within a feminist nursing framework.
    • This approach empowers nurses to develop new data collection and communication methods.

    Impact:

    • Increases nurses' knowledge of factors affecting women's health.
    • Promotes the development of new nursing methodologies tailored to women's needs.
    • Enhances nursing professionalism by integrating holistic and empathetic care.
    • Contributes to a more equitable and responsive healthcare system for women.

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