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Nursing ideology: identification and legitimation

¹North Yorkshire College of Health Studies, York District Hospital, England.

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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The nursing profession requires a clear ideology, acknowledging its historical context, beliefs, values, and political influences. Understanding nursing

Area of Science:

Nursing Studies
Sociology of Professions
Healthcare Policy

Background:

The nursing profession is experiencing significant transformation, leading to the concept of a 'new' nursing.
Defining nursing's identity is challenging amidst these changes, highlighting the need for a clear nursing ideology.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the complex ideology of nursing, considering its pluralistic nature and legitimizing strategies.
To identify and analyze unique nursing operational modes, such as 'patientization'.

Main Methods:

Historical context analysis of nursing ideology.
Examination of beliefs, values, power dynamics, and political factors influencing nursing.
Exploration of pluralistic nursing models and their legitimizing mechanisms.

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Main Results:

Nursing possesses multiple, potentially conflicting ideologies.
Patientization is identified as a unique strategy employed by nursing to legitimize its practices.
The study acknowledges that all nursing ideologies are subject to criticism.

Conclusions:

Self-knowledge is crucial for the future advancement of the nursing profession.
Recognizing the diverse and evolving nature of nursing ideology is essential for professional development.