UID:
almafu_9961565535902883
Umfang:
1 online resource (117 pages)
Ausgabe:
1st ed.
ISBN:
1-351-05025-7
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1-351-05026-5
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1-351-05027-3
Inhalt:
Ideas about resilience and identity continue to be promoted, discussed and debated in nursing. This book uses narratives to explore these complex and important concepts, unsettling our certainties and opening up new perspectives on what they might mean and involve. This engaging book recounts direct and vivid stories told by or about nurses. These vignettes discuss nursing's ideals without idealising them and show nursing work and the lives of nurses in alltheir complexity. They include contributions from mental health nurses, a former nurse, student nurses, a migrant nurse and a whistle-blowing nurse, among others. The book ends with chapter-by-chapter contextual material to promote reflection, discussion and further reading. Written with nursing students preparing to transition to the workplace and professional status in mind, this thought-provoking book is also suitable for nurses and nurse academics interested in resilience and issues around professional identity.
Anmerkung:
Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of contents -- List of Figures -- Part I -- 1 Let me tell you about this book -- Nurses under pressure -- How to use this book -- On a personal level -- 2 A tale told by a nurse… -- Narrative, story and narrative research -- What are stories? -- Stories are everywhere -- Narrative research -- Psychoanalysis and stories -- How have stories been used in nursing? -- As a formal part of nurse education -- As a way of understanding professional socialisation -- How does storytelling relate to resilience? -- Summary -- 3 Resilience The story so far -- A very short history of resilience -- Resilience research and nursing -- Neoliberalism and responsibilisation -- Is resilience any use? -- 'Critical resilience' -- Oh no, not more 'C' words -- Part II -- 4 Carol, the nurse who went on strike -- Tell me about what happened. -- You were saying that in your trust only some nurses took it up? -- What particular marches? -- How did you decide to do that? -- So when was this? -- What was most interesting? -- So what were the managers like at that time? Managers are in a difficult position-or can be. -- It's good to hear stories like that, because sometimes it seems they are few and far between. -- 5 Beverley, the student nurse who refused to fear -- Beverley's story -- Reflections on critical pedagogy -- 6 Laura, student nurses and 'real' nurses -- 7 Polly, the nurse who wrote poetry and went missing -- You and me -- Falling -- Specialing Pena-Shokeir 2 syndrome / Nightshift in the hospital / A nurse's empathy -- Nightshift / A mother's empathy -- 8 Simone, the nurse who stood in solidarity: Working on the border between religion, madness and profession -- 9 John, the trauma nurse -- 10 Miriam's story -- 11 An anonymous story -- 12 Yasmin, the nurse who was bullied and who bit back.
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13 Marta, the migrant nurse -- Part III -- 14 How to use the stories -- Carole, the nurse who went on strike -- Questions -- Beverley, the student nurse who refused to fear -- Questions -- Laura, student nurses and 'real' nurses -- Questions -- Polly, the student nurse who wrote poetry and went missing -- Questions -- Simone, the nurse who stood in solidarity: working on the border between religion, madness and profession -- Questions -- John the trauma nurse -- Questions -- Miriam's story -- Questions -- An anonymous story -- Questions -- Yasmin, the nurse who was bullied and who bit back -- Questions -- Reading -- Marta, the migrant nurse -- Questions -- Bibliography -- Index.
Weitere Ausg.:
ISBN 1-138-48512-8
Sprache:
Englisch
Schlagwort(e):
Electronic books.
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Electronic books.
URL:
https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/9781351050272
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