Caring, an Essential Human Need

Caring, an Essential Human Need

Proceedings of the Three National Caring Conferences

by Madeleine M. Leininger

157 pages· 1981· ISBN 9780814319932
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Madeleine Leininger: The Phenomenon of Caring: Importance, Research Questions and Theoretical Considerations. Delores Ann Gaut: Conceptual Analysis of Caring: Research Method. Marilyn A. Ray: Philosophical Analysis of Caring Within Nursing. Joyceen Boyle: An Application af the Structural-Functional Method to the Phenomenon of Caring. Em Olivia Bevis: Caring: A Life Force. Jean Watson: Sone Issues Related to a Science of Caring for Nursing Practice. Kathryn G. Gardner: The Meaning of Caring in the Context of Nursing. Michael J. Higgings: Care, Culture and Praxis. Madeleine Leininger: Cross-Cultural Hypothetical Functions of Caring and Nursing Care. Barbara Guthrie: The Interrelatedness of the Caring Patterns in Black Children and Caring Process Within Black Families. Kathryn G. Gardner: Patients' and Staff Nurses' Perceptions of Supportive Nursing Behaviors: A Preliminary Analysis . Joan Uhl: Caring as the Focus of a Multidisciplinary Health Center for the Elderly. Rosemarie Rizzo Parse: Caring from a Human Science Perspective. Madeleine Leininger: Some philosophical, Historical and Taxonomic Aspects of Nursing and Caring in America Culture. Peter Morley: Reflections on the Biopolitics of Human Nature and altruism.

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