Nurses on Purpose: Transforming the voice and agency of nursing
Abstract
Historically nursing has been perceived in religious terms as a charitable, self-sacrificing, devotional, altruistic and silent profession. These perceptions have gone a long way to undermining the true value and clinical expertise that nurses bring to the forefront of modern health care. It has thus become imperative that nurses themselves become the voice and agency of the profession, developing clinical narratives to explain to the public the important work that they do.
Published
2008-06-26
Issue
Section
Leadership/Management/Professional Practice
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