Interpretive phenomenology for health care researchers studying social practice, lifeworlds, and embodiment /
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| Language: | English |
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Indianapolis, IN :
Sigma Theta Tau International,
c2010.
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| Online Access: | http://site.ebrary.com/lib/ucy/Doc?id=10404962 |
Table of Contents:
- Why study practice?
- A fusion of horizons : meaning and understanding in becoming a nurse
- Distal nursing
- Research and ontology : neurology and Parkinson's disease : sufferers' lived experiences of embodiment and dwelling in life worlds
- Health, disorder, and the psychiatric enterprise : reclaiming lost connections
- Understanding end-of-life caring practices in the emergency department : developing Merleau-Ponty's notions of intentional arc and maximum grip through praxis and phronesis
- The living history of interpretive phenomenology
- Articulating, preserving, and promoting holistic aspects of nurse practitioner practice
- Sustaining purpose and motivation : weaving caring and self-care together in nursing practice
- Sustaining family life and health through rituals, routines, and practices in well families with school-age children
- Listening with care to teen mothers and their families
- Toward authentic care and transparency of the other : life course considerations for adolescents born with spina bifida
- Our patients : heretics, believers, agnostics, and ecumenists
- Dwelling-in-the-world : realms of meaningful involvement in late life
- Patients' and family member's experiences of hospital end-of-life care
- End of living : maintaining a lifeworld during terminal illness.