NSE 11A/B Chapter Notes - Chapter 7: Frankfurt School, Nursing Theory, Biopsychosocial Model
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1970s and 1980s key time for nurses in the uk. To account for one"s practice, it is key to be able to disclose your goal , your actions, your knowledge base ( justification for actions) and what the outcome of your intervention was. Smut (1926)- proposed a shift in the thinking from cartesian splitting of objects for study ( including human bodies) into smaller part to the premise of holism. Naturalism adds to the body of knowledge provided by positivist approach by giving insight into why some people will or will not comply with taking the drug. Critical social theory acknowledges the vital role of both qualitative and quantitative approaches but argues that the knowledge gained in these ways is transformed in practice according to the specific contextual issues surrounding implementation. Clinical supervision: considered more like a requirement rather than a luxury.