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
Nursing as Caring
Nursing As Caring Theory: A Guide for Nurses Toward Discovery and Awakening
Contributor: Dr. Rafael Tubongbanua EdD, MN, RN, FSIEN The Nursing As Caring Theory by Boykin and Schoenhofer (1993, 2001) cultivates the power of nurses to develop the caring consciousness needed for contemporary nursing practice. The future of nursing grounded in caring will remain relevant as nurses who have developed caring consciousness go on a lifelong … Continue reading Nursing As Caring Theory: A Guide for Nurses Toward Discovery and Awakening