Contributor - Midalys Quevedo Navarro Dementia can be compared to a slow and persistent eclipse that obscures memory, identity, and the most intimate human bonds. It is not merely a disease that inhabits the body of the person affected; it is a tremor that shakes everyone around them, a shared pain that multiplies across families … Continue reading The Pain of Dementia: A Perspective from Caring Theories
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Nursing as a Science of Solidarity
Contributor - Midalys Quevedo Navarro Nursing as a Science of Solidarity (English Version) Amid crises that wound, inequalities that fragment, and borders that raise walls, nursing rises as a voice calling for a science of solidarity. A science that does not confine itself to numbers or laboratories, but expands as a bridge among peoples, as … Continue reading Nursing as a Science of Solidarity
The Garden of Caring
Contributor - Midalys Quevedo NavarroVer el blog en español Nursing is a fascinating world; everything depends on how much you are able to love and value it. Entering the world of caring is like wandering through a secret garden where each theory blossoms with its own color and fragrance. Henderson unfolds like a rosebush seeking … Continue reading The Garden of Caring