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Intersubjective meeting in holistic caring: a Swedish perspective
1Borås University College of Health Sciences, Sweden.
Nursing Science Quarterly
|January 1, 1996
Summary
Intersubjective meeting in nursing involves a confirming dialogue between nurse and patient. This requires self-awareness and self-care from the caregiver for a meaningful connection.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Theory
- Philosophy of Care
- Qualitative Research
Background:
- Intersubjectivity is crucial in nursing, defining the nurse-patient relationship.
- Understanding the intersubjective meeting enhances patient care and therapeutic alliances.
Purpose of the Study:
- To analyze the concept of intersubjective meeting in nursing.
- To explore its meaning through nursing and non-nursing literature.
- To define the core components of a true intersubjective meeting.
Main Methods:
- Conceptual analysis of intersubjectivity in nursing.
- Literature review of nursing and non-nursing authors.
- Thematic elaboration of key construct elements.
Main Results:
- Intersubjective meeting is characterized as a true, meaningful, and confirming dialogue.
- Key elements identified: meaningfulness, confirmation, and dialogue.
- Caregiver self-knowledge and self-care are essential for intersubjective engagement.
Conclusions:
- The intersubjective meeting is a vital component of effective nursing care.
- Fostering dialogue and confirmation strengthens the therapeutic relationship.
- Caregiver well-being is integral to facilitating profound patient interactions.