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Investigaciones Andina

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Abstract

TOVAR RIVEROS, Blanca Elpidia; CRUZ CALDERON, Viviana; MIRANDA, Linda Liz  and  GONZALEZ, Angie Paola. PATTERNS OF KNOWLEDGE IN THE NARRATION OF CARE IN NURSING. Investig. andina [online]. 2021, vol.23, n.43, pp.53-78.  Epub June 28, 2023. ISSN 0124-8146.  https://doi.org/10.33132/01248146.2185.

Knowledge patterns are a way of explaining constant phenomena of situations that address social problems, for the nursing profession are the constant way of expressing manifestations of the profession, also influence professional praxis, but also allow to approach the professional practices of nursing from the narratives that are a way to explain these social experiences or related to nursing care.

Objective:

to analyze narratives from the perspective of nursing knowledge patterns in the different databases and in narratives of nursing students.

Materials and methods:

qualitative approach, through two phases, the first, was carried out through a literature review, the second is the analysis of student narratives to triangulate information from the most frequent identification of knowledge patterns in nursing care students from a university in Bogota.

Results:

the most evident in the literature and in the narratives of the most frequent nursing students are the personnel and ethics, for which the nursing professional must have qualities such as knowledge competencies, the procedures and those of the being with which they ensure a praxis of quality and opportunity, also allows a decision-making based on ethical and scientific principles to provide care either individually or collectively.

Conclusion:

the ethical and social pattern is evident which allows providing care with ethical responsibility not to violate the rights of care subjects.

Keywords : care; narrative; nursing; patterns..

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