Nursing Forum · 1994 · 27 citations · 11 references
NursingPalliative CareFamily MedicinePrimary CareOwn PracticeCaregiverNursing ResearchCaring Healthcare SystemValue SystemLong-term CareCompassion FatigueMedicineSocial WorkHealth Services ResearchHealth Sciences
Can nurses practice caring within a healthcare system that promotes codependency? Caring promotes mutual empowerment of all participants while codependent caring disempowers. Nurses are expected to practice caring with clients, The authors contend, however, that nursing, as historically and currently practiced within bureaucratic/patriarchal organizations, is founded on a value system that fosters codependency. Until nursing is practiced within the context of caring organizations and a caring healthcare system, nurses will continue to be powerless to shape their own practice as carers and burnout will continue to be a problem.
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The primacy of caring: Stress and coping in health and illness
Zeev Ben‐Sira · Social Science & Medicine · 1990 · 506 citations
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Susan Jo Roberts · Advances in Nursing Science · 1983 · 405 citations
Susan M. Reverby · Nursing Research · 1987 · 159 citations
Jeri Dunkin · Online Journal of Rural Nursing and Health Care · 2010 · 128 citations · Full text
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