Clarifying the concept of the four ‐season symphony (I SEA) in nursing practice: A Wilson's approach to concept analysis

AbstractAcquired knowledge provides one with intuitive rationality as a means of achieving a goal. Spiritual, ethical and esthetic competencies are also required for acquiring intuitive rationality. Nurses pay less attention to intuitive rationality, think only with their brain rather than observe with their heart and therefore deprive themselves of proper, immediate and comprehensive cognition of their environment. An initiative to harmonize sensory receptors in charge of thinking, speaking, and acting in nurses is required for establishing a symphonic intellectual, spiritual, ethical, and aesthetic (I SEA) nursing practice. The present research was conducted to clarify the concept of four ‐season symphony of I SEA in nursing practice. The present study was conducted by employing Wilson's method of concept analysis and searching databases including Google Scholar, ScienceDirect, Scopus, PubMed, SID, and Magiran using symphony, rationality, intellectuality, spirituality, ethics, aest hetic, and nursing practice as keywords. According to the integrated concept of the four‐season symphony in nursing care, nursing practice refers to performing the symphonic action of four seasons of I SEA in orderly and smart thinking, speaking and acting in looking, listening, speaking, heartfel t sympathy and using the hands for caregiving and steps for accompanying patients. This symphony provides an opportunity for the emergence of perfect nurses of four seasons and helps with individual...
Source: Nursing Forum - Category: Nursing Authors: Tags: CONCEPT ANALYSIS Source Type: research