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A critical analysis of the concept 'care' in the practice and discourse of nursing
This research sought to answer the question: " What meanings has the nursing profession given to the concept 'caring'"? This was achieved by means of a three-fold approach: interpretive phenomenology combined with linguistic analysis [Wittgenstein's as interpreted by Bowden], and, a conceptual philo...
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Division of Nursing and Midwifery
2017
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