Nursing Presence: A Theoretical Overview

  • Yesilot S
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SUMMARY Throughout history, the concept of presence has been discussed in the fields of psychology, philosophy, and spirituality. It was first introduced to the nursing field in the mid-1960s, and discussion has continued into the present day. Different definitions and classifications have been made from the differ-ent points of views. Concept of presence has been defined per following. Ac-cording to well-known writers in nursing area, there are a numbers of differ-ent definitions for the concept of presence. For instance, it can be a voluntary action a nurse takes when caring for patients; it can also include focusing on the moment, being physically available, and tending to patients' needs. This review aims to theoretically examine the definition, classification and pres-ence of nursing in light of the available literature.

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Yesilot, S. B. (2016). Nursing Presence: A Theoretical Overview. Journal of Psychiatric Nursing. https://doi.org/10.5505/phd.2016.96967

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