The healing web. A transformative model for nursing.

S S Bunkers

PubMed · 1545934

The healing web. A transformative model for nursing.

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A Navajo legend describes a web woven by Spider Woman that saved the people during a great flood. The design of the web was also meant to help the Navajo people think more clearly. This article uses the imagery of the web to help education and service think more clearly about nursing's future.

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Education, Nursing, Associate Education, Nursing, Baccalaureate Folklore Humans Indians, North American Interinstitutional Relations Models, Nursing Nursing Service, Hospital Organizational Objectives South Dakota Journal Article

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S S Bunkers. 1992. The healing web. A transformative model for nursing.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1545934/

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