The Florence Nightingale’s nursing theoretical model: a transmission of knowledge

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Objective: To reflect on the contribution of Florence Nightingale in the health and nursing areas based on her epistemological legacy. Method: Reflection in which Florence Nightingale’s nursing theoretical model is approached, trying to show how her family, training, social and cultural concepts influenced the formal construction of care. Results: Florence Nightingale’s vocation, profession and legacy stand out as faithful expressions of her thoughts for the professional constitution of the nurse. Responsible for the care of people with a strong humanitarian characteristic. Conclusions: It is not possible to unravel nursing care today from Nightingale’s thinking. This represents the power of a lifetime dedicated to the profession.

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Peres, M. A. de A., Aperibense, P. G. G. de S., de Dios-Aguado, M. de las M., Gómez-Cantarino, S., & Queirós, P. J. P. (2021). The Florence Nightingale’s nursing theoretical model: a transmission of knowledge. Revista Gaucha de Enfermagem, 42(Special Issue). https://doi.org/10.1590/1983-1447.2021.20200228

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