… that effective nursing practice required a distinctive body of knowledge. Nursing intervention
… ’s orders, and nursing required integrated knowledge of the physiological, psychological, …

… to reinforce knowledge. The text offers a comprehensive overview of the philosophy and
history of science, the structures of nursing knowledge, and a path for knowledge development. …

… the science of nursing, we conducted a scoping review to determine the status and range
of use, including the analyses published, the concepts explored, and the methods used. The …

… of knowledge reflects the interface between nursing science and re… of nursing science which
are most needed for nursing practice, education, and administration. The American Nurses’ …

… of science content into the context of practice, nursing’s evolution as a discipline, and
philosophy’s essential underpinning to what we call practice knowledge … from practice knowledge …

… However, I believe that the art cannot exist without the science. I define nursing as a basic
science and the practice of nursing as the scientific art of using knowledge of unitary human …

… human science in relation to extant nursing knowledge. The origins of the human science
tradition … of the positivist perspective for generating knowledge of the human lifeworld. Specific …

… This article specifies the importance of and the ethical considerations arising when using
nursing knowledge from within the school of thought of the discipline to guide …

… Nursing Knowledge as Human Science The original article examining human science and
nursing knowledge … knowledge about the genealogy and the meaning of the notion of human …

… knowledge that underlies nursing practice. It accounts for many important aspects of nursing
that do not fit the mold of "science… within the discipline as nurses share this perception and a …