PubMed · 17016994
Sympathy, empathy and loving concern transform lives. But to be able to care for people in this way means nurses' hearts must be open and healed.
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Stephen Wright, Jean Sayre-Adams. Love me tender.. https://doi.org/10.7748/ns.21.2.20.s25
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Madeleine Leininger and Jean Watson envision how their theoretical ideas will be expressed in the world in 2050. Leininger explains how her theory and ethnoresearch methodology have given rise to transcultural nursing and the culture care nursing paradigm and predicts that they will continue to contribute to culturally congruent care practices that promote health, healing, quality of life, and even world peace. Watson provides a vision based on an emergent perspective that emphasizes subjective dimensions related to self-knowledge, self-control, self-caring, and self-healing potential; spirit and wholeness of being/becoming; natural healing approaches; and caring, healing relationships with self and others.
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