Guest Contributor: Nkem Nneka Kimberly ChieduPhD in nursing student, Texas Woman's University How many times have nurses heard the phrase, “putting theory into practice”? The phrase has become so familiar that nurses may rarely stop to question what it assumes about where nursing knowledge comes from. It seems to suggest that knowledge originates somewhere outside … Continue reading Beyond “Putting Theory Into Practice”: What Patricia Benner Teaches Us About Nursing Knowledge
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Nurses as Olive Trees
Guest Contributor: Rachell NguyenPhD Student at Texas Woman’s University As I continue my nursing scholarly journey in the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), I realize more and more how much of our profession I still do not know. I can certainly understand why Albert Einstein quoted, "The more I learn, the more I realize how much I … Continue reading Nurses as Olive Trees
From Novice to Expert Overnight: The Hidden Toll of Rapid Advancement on Nursing Burnout
Contributor: Lisa Kelly In the fast-paced world of nursing, the journey from novice to expert is a critical path that every nurse must navigate. Patricia Benner's theory of Novice to Expert offers an understanding of how nurses develop their skills and expertise over time. However, in today's post-pandemic healthcare environment, as the nursing shortage continues … Continue reading From Novice to Expert Overnight: The Hidden Toll of Rapid Advancement on Nursing Burnout