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KMID : 0350519960490010499
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Journal of Catholic Medical College
1996 Volume.49 No. 1 p.499 ~ p.514
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Nursing as a Human Science and Holistic Approach
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Abstract
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A human science perspecpective opens new vistar and new possibilities for human and their world of health-illness experiences. Such a perspective allows for the questioning of ultimate meanings of humans, health and nursing.
Nursing is a science and art. While science strives for quantification, art is more concerned with quality. When clients experience caring, they are able to care in turn. This reciprocity of caring sustains self empowerment. The traditional
science
approach is to take the concepts, viewpoints, and techniques of natural science and medicine in nursing and apply them to nursing. This traditional approach is one in which we accept the fundamental world view.
Nursing can be discovered a new with a more meaningful philosophical foundation with holistic approach based or human rather than nonhuman value-returning to our roots in order fine and establish our own foundation for the future. Wihtout
attention
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nursing as human science and holistic approach with its own unique contribution, its own meanings epistemology, and with new teaching modes to help students, academia has diminished itself.
The broad goal of the holistic perspective is to healing all aspects of the human's problems by integrated that considers both the person in the context of the health delivery system and the problem in the context of the uniqueness of the
individual,
thus giving the situation a more humanistic orientais is to provide case to humans who are experiencing health problems.
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