Significance of Nursing
Synonyms: Healthcare, Caregiving, Medical care, Patient care, Nursing practice, Nursing profession, Assistance, Aid, Support
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Jain concept of 'Nursing'
In Jainism, "Nursing" is interpreted through the term "putrika," which signifies care. This encompasses the nurturing and upbringing aspects typically associated with motherhood. Thus, Jain nursing emphasizes providing care similar to a mother's love.
From: Trishashti Shalaka Purusha Caritra
(1) Referring to 'putrika', denoting care typically associated with motherhood or upbringing.[1]
The concept of Nursing in local and regional sources
Nursing, as depicted by the text, is the compassionate act of caring for individuals during illness. This is exemplified by the shramana's family, who provided support during his health crisis.
From: Triveni Journal
(1) The act of caring for someone in illness, shown by the shramana's family during his health crisis.[2]
The concept of Nursing in scientific sources
Nursing is a key aspect of the provided text. It is mentioned as a course of study, a discipline contributing to the book, a profession offering care, and a subject related to mental health initiatives. Nursing is also referenced in primary health care.
From: African Journal of Primary Health Care and Family Medicine
(1) It is a high-risk profession for the development of musculoskeletal problems and low back pain. The study population of this study was defined as the 300 nurses employed full-time at Cecilia Makiwane Hospital.[3] (2) It is a field in which teaching and assessing are done experientially.[4] (3) This encompasses the practice of providing care and support to patients, particularly within primary health care settings, including the management of various health conditions.[5] (4) Nursing is a profession discussed in relation to initiatives, interventions, and recommendations for addressing stigma related to mental disorders, as explored in one of the studies.[6] (5) This refers to the profession of providing care to individuals, families, and communities, and the study's findings can be related to both nursing and midwifery.[7]
From: South African Journal of Physiotherapy
(1) This is one of the disciplines that contributes to the book. The book offers relevant information.[8] (2) This is one of the items the provincial DSD provided an allocation for.[9]