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Unlike other books presenting a broad range of sociological ideas to nurses, we take as our starting point the issues that nurses experience from day to day and build links from these issues to the social theory that can help in understanding them. In the process we will introduce you to key concepts, debates and thinkers in sociology.
6 Αυγ 2008 · The introduction grounds the reader in a basic understanding of sociology, the influence of social forces, unequal distribution of power and the utility of sociology. The authors acquaint the reader with influential social theorists such as Durkheim, Marx, Engels, Foucault, Parsons and Weber.
5 Οκτ 2015 · Sociology must not only be a significant feature of nurse education, it must also exist as a discipline in its own right. Knowing how society works and its impact on health, nurses can become a powerful force for social change. Sociology in nursing 2: social class and its influence on health.
The primary goal of sociology in nursing is promotion of health and prevention of illness and injury. Health promotion and illness prevention in the population may be achieved through interventions directed at the ...
21 Αυγ 2019 · The present analysis also sets the bases for comparative nursing studies, proposing a framework for empirical applications of the systemic-ecological theory, with a view towards the consolidation of a ‘sociology of nursing’.
A sociology "for" nursing is discussed as one which offers nurses frame of reference in which to see their work in terms of both alternatives. This paper applies some contributions from British, Canadian, and American sociology and socialist feminism to certain controversies.
1 Αυγ 2007 · We conceptualised these themes as reflecting a knowable social and nursing world that either does not require either a sociological gaze or benefits from an understanding of social facts and concepts; a sociology for nursing as opposed to a sociology of nursing.
