Nursing identity crisis: origin and overcoming through reflective practice in the community setting?
Section: Originals
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Mínguez Moreno I, Siles González J. Crisis de identidad enfermera: origen y ¿superación a través de la práctica reflexiva en el entorno comunitario? RIdEC 2010; 3(2):28-32.
Authors
1Inmaculada Mínguez Moreno, 2José Siles González
Position
1Enfermera. Máster en Ciencias de las Salud por la Universidad de Zaragoza, Doctoranda del Departamento de Enfermería.2Profesor Facultad Ciencias de la Salud, Universidad de Alicante.
Abstract
- To show that the gap between professional care and history is caused by the use of the positivist model.
Method: through a process of heuristic and hermeneutic reflection, postmodern and feminist approach which will attempt to achieve the objectives.
Results: the positivist model acted stiffed nursing in relation to its history. With the Health Reform of 1986 the historic reconciliation and the paradigm shift began, which caused a work based on reflective practice.
Conclusions: the schism between nursing history and scientification of care emerged in the nineteenth and twentieth century, due to the use of an inadequate model. The positivist model is shown as an inadequate model to overcome the crisis of identity. Reflective practice is considered as a vehicle to overcome the current identity crisis.
We can assert that there is a parallelism between nursing and socio-critical nursing and reflective nursing. The health care reform set the stage for the start of a reflective nursing.
Keywords:
General Health Law; identity crisis; paradigm; reflective practice
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