The Official journal of the International Philosophy of Nursing Society
Edited by:
Derek Sellman
Nursing Philosophy is an international peer reviewed Journal for nurses and healthcare professionals seeking to articulate a more theoretical basis for their practice.
Established in response to the emergence of a substantial research interest in philosophy as applied to nursing and health care, the Journal provides a unique forum for discussion of issues at the very foundations of nursing theory and practice. Publishing original research papers, dialogues, critical responses and books reviews, the Journal critically analyses the conception and differing accounts of the role of the nurse and the relevance of intellectual movements to nursing.
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A feminist perspective on stroke rehabilitation: the relevance of de Beauvoir's theory
Kari Kvigne and Marit Kirkevold
International Philosophy of Nursing Conference Abstracts
Swansea 2004
Leeds 2001
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