Concepts 1978 - 2009

Creator: Peggy Chinn
Updated: 8/22/2019
Contains: 49 items

ANS has a long tradition of publishing articles related to the development of concepts. Here is a collection of articles illustrating the progression of concept development in nursing

Exploration of Empathy in Nurse-Client Interaction

Forsyth, Garyfallia L.

Advances in Nursing Science. 1(2):53-62, January 1979.

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Science, Nursing and Nursing Science: A Conceptual Analysis

Greene, Judith A.

Advances in Nursing Science. 2(1):57-64, October 1979.

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The Concept of Privacy

Rawnsley, Marilyn M.

Advances in Nursing Science. 2(2):25-32, January 1980.

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Analysis of the Concept of Empathy: Illustration of One Approach

Forsytb, Garyfallia L.

Advances in Nursing Science. 2(2):33-42, January 1980.

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The Idea of Health: A Philosophical Inquiry

Smith, Judith A.

ADVANCES IN NURSING SCIENCE. 3(3):43-50, April 1981.

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The conceptualization of power

Beck, Cheryl Tatano

Advances in Nursing Science. 4(2):1-18, January 1982.

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The concept of pattern in nursing: conceptual development and measurement

Crawford, Gretchen

Advances in Nursing Science. 5(1):1-6, October 1982.

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Toward an understanding of stability in nursing phenomena

Hall, Beverly A.

Advances in Nursing Science. 5(3):15-20, April 1983.

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Cohesiveness in groups: a concept in search of a definition

Beeber, Linda S.; Schmitt, Madeline H.

Advances in Nursing Science. 8(2):1-12, January 1986.

Intuition: concept analysis of a group phenomenon

Rew, Lynn

Advances in Nursing Science. 8(2):21-28, January 1986.

Motivation in health behavior: Measurement, antecedents, and correlates

Cox, Cheryl L.; Miller, Elaine H.; Mull, Carolyn S.

Advances in Nursing Science. 9(4):1-15, July 1987.

Intuition: A neglected hallmark of nursing knowledge

Rew, Lynn; Barrow, Edward M.

Advances in Nursing Science. 10(1):49-62, October 1987.

When client means more than one: Extending the foundational concept of person

Schultz, Phyllis R.

Advances in Nursing Science. 10(1):71, October 1987.

Family social support: Toward a conceptual model

Kane, Catherine F.

Advances in Nursing Science. 10(2):18-25, January 1988.

The hardiness characteristic: A motivating factor in adaptation

Pollock, Susan E.

Advances in Nursing Science. 11(2):53-62, January 1989.

Health within illness: Conceptual evolution and practice possibilities

Moch, Susan Diemert

Advances in Nursing Science. 11(4):23-31, July 1989.

A Heideggerian phenomenologic perspective on the concept of the person

Leonard, Victoria Wynn

Advances in Nursing Science. 11(4):40-55, July 1989.

A critical social reconceptualization of environment in nursing: Implications for methodology

Stevens, Patricia E.

Advances in Nursing Science. 11(4):56-68, July 1989.

Conceptualizations of self-care: Toward health-oriented models

Woods, Nancy

Advances in Nursing Science. 12(1):1-13, October 1989.

Self-care agency: Conceptualizations and operationalizations

Gast, Hertha L.; Denyes, Mary J.; Campbell, Jacquelyn C.; More

Advances in Nursing Science. 12(1):26-38, October 1989.

An analysis of the concept of self-neglect

Reed, Pamela G.; Leonard, Vernone E.

Advances in Nursing Science. 12(1):39-53, October 1989.

The hybrid model for concept development: Its value for the study of therapeutic alliance

Madden, Barbara P.

Advances in Nursing Science. 12(3):75-87, April 1990.

Concepts of caring and caring as a concept

Morse, Janice M.; Solberg, Shirley M.; Neander, Wendy L.; More

Advances in Nursing Science. 13(1):1-14, September 1990.

Therapeutic reciprocity: A caring phenomenon

Marck, Patricia

Advances in Nursing Science. 13(1):49-59, September 1990.

From preventive health behavior to health promotion: Advancing a positive construct of health

Kulbok, Pamela A.; Baldwin, Joan H.

Advances in Nursing Science. 14(4):50-64, June 1992.

Holistic comfort: Operationalizing the construct as a nurse-sensitive outcome

Kolcaba, Katharine Y.

Advances in Nursing Science. 15(1):1-10, September 1992.

The meaning of pain management: A concept analysis

Davis, Gail C.

Advances in Nursing Science. 15(1):77-86, September 1992.

The power of the name

Müller, Mary E.; Dzurec, Laura Cox

Advances in Nursing Science. 15(3):15-22, March 1993.

Marginalization: A guiding concept for valuing diversity in nursing knowledge development

Hall, Joanne M.; Stevens, Patricia E.; Meleis, Afaf Ibrahim

Advances in Nursing Science. 16(4):23-41, June 1994.

Exploring the theoretical basis of nursing using advanced techniques of concept analysis

Morse, Janice M.

Advances in Nursing Science. 17(3):31-46, March 1995.

A Concept Analysis on the Process of Empowerment

Ellis-Stoll, Cynthia C.; Popkess-Vawter, Sue

Advances in Nursing Science. 21(2):62-68, December 1998.

Marginalization Revisited: Critical, Postmodern, and Liberation Perspectives

Hall, Joanne M.

Advances in Nursing Science. 22(2):88-102, December 1999.

The Concept of Protection: A Dimensional Analysis and Critique of a Theory of Protection

Shearer, Jennifer E.

Advances in Nursing Science. 25(1):65-78, September 2002.

Suffering: Toward a Contextual Praxis

Georges, Jane M.

Advances in Nursing Science. 25(1):79-86, September 2002.

African-American Spirituality: A Concept Analysis

Newlin, Kelley; Knafl, Kathleen; Melkus, Gail D'Eramo

Advances in Nursing Science. 25(2):57-70, December 2002.

“Race” and the Difficulties of Language

Phillips, Debby A.; Drevdahl, Denise J.

Advances in Nursing Science. 26(1):17-29, January-February-March 2003.

An Essay on an Authentic Meaning of Medicalization: The Patient's Perspective

Hall, Beverly A.

Advances in Nursing Science. 26(1):53-62, January-February-March 2003.

Poststructuralist Musings on the Mind/Body Question in Health Care

Dzurec, Laura Cox

Advances in Nursing Science. 26(1):63-76, January-February-March 2003.

An Essay on an Authentic Meaning of Medicalization: The Patient's Perspective

Hall, Beverly A.

Advances in Nursing Science. 26(1):53-62, January-February-March 2003.

Empowerment of Individuals With Enduring Mental Health Problems: Results From Concept Analyses and Qualitative Investigations

Finfgeld, Deborah L.

Advances in Nursing Science. 27(1):44-52, January-February-March 2004.

Unreconciled Inconsistencies: A Critical Review of the Concept of Social Justice in 3 National Nursing Documents

Bekemeier, Betty; Butterfield, Patricia

Advances in Nursing Science. 28(2):152-162, April-June 2005.

Examining the Margins: A Concept Analysis of Marginalization

Vasas, Elyssa B.

Advances in Nursing Science. 28(3):194-202, July-September 2005.

Ethical Multiculturalism: An Evolutionary Concept Analysis

Harper, Mary G.

Advances in Nursing Science. 29(2):110-124, April-June 2006.

An Exploration of the Good Death

Kring, Daria L.

Advances in Nursing Science. 29(3):E12-E24, July-September 2006.

Hall's Authentic Meaning of Medicalization: An Extended Discourse

Cowling, W. Richard III; Shattell, Mona M.; Todd, Marti

Advances in Nursing Science. 29(4):291-304, October-December 2006.

Author's Response to “Hall's Authentic Meaning of Medicalization: An Extended Discourse”

Hall, Beverly A.

Advances in Nursing Science. 29(4):305-307, October-December 2006.

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A Concept Analysis of the Phenomenon Interruption

Brixey, Juliana J.; Robinson, David J.; Johnson, Craig W.; More

Advances in Nursing Science. 30(1):E26-E42, January-March 2007.

State of the Science: Intuition in Nursing, a Generation of Studying the Phenomenon

Rew, Lynn; Barrow, Edward M. Jr

Advances in Nursing Science. 30(1):E15-E25, January-March 2007.

Concept Analysis of Symptom Disclosure in the Context of Cancer

Sun, Yiyuan; Knobf, M. Tish

Advances in Nursing Science. 31(4):332-341, October-December 2008.

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