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What is the main focus of Emancipatory knowing?
What is the main focus of Emancipatory knowing?
Which element is NOT part of PEACE model described in the text?
Which element is NOT part of PEACE model described in the text?
What type of knowledge is highlighted as a form of power in nursing?
What type of knowledge is highlighted as a form of power in nursing?
How is cooperation defined in the context of nursing according to the text?
How is cooperation defined in the context of nursing according to the text?
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What does 'bearing witness' mean in the context of nursing literature?
What does 'bearing witness' mean in the context of nursing literature?
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In the context of Emancipatory knowing, what defines nursing practice according to the text?
In the context of Emancipatory knowing, what defines nursing practice according to the text?
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Who was the first nurse in Islamic history to set up a tent outside the Prophet's mosque?
Who was the first nurse in Islamic history to set up a tent outside the Prophet's mosque?
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Which nurse became the first Indigenous woman to vote and the first indigenous nurse in Canada?
Which nurse became the first Indigenous woman to vote and the first indigenous nurse in Canada?
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Who advocated for healthcare reform and was a supporter of formal nursing education, born into slavery in 1791?
Who advocated for healthcare reform and was a supporter of formal nursing education, born into slavery in 1791?
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Which nurse was a gay activist for over 30 years and advocated for the reform of healthcare policies for gay patients and HIV patients?
Which nurse was a gay activist for over 30 years and advocated for the reform of healthcare policies for gay patients and HIV patients?
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Which nurse was a statistician, epidemiologist, critical thinker, environmentalist, and advocate for healthcare reform?
Which nurse was a statistician, epidemiologist, critical thinker, environmentalist, and advocate for healthcare reform?
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Who was the first black nurse to receive a Diploma in Canada, having studied at St. Phillip Hospital and the Medical College in Virginia?
Who was the first black nurse to receive a Diploma in Canada, having studied at St. Phillip Hospital and the Medical College in Virginia?
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Study Notes
Emancipatory Knowing and Social Justice
- Emancipatory knowing is the ability to acknowledge social and political injustice or inequity, and to change a situation to improve people's lives.
- It involves all 5 patterns of knowing: Ethics, Empirical, Aesthetic, Personal, and community with other nurses.
- PEACE model is a framework for emancipatory knowing, which stands for:
- Praxis: utilizing nursing science to guide actions
- Empowerment: encouraging independence and autonomy
- Awareness: giving choice and acknowledging power differentials
- Cooperation: working with the whole team, including patients, families, and communities
- Evolvement: staying curious and humble
Types of Power
- Knowledge: Empirical and Ethical knowledge
- Liberation: Using power for good
- Awareness: Using our power properly
- Cooperation: Sharing power, especially in life or death decisions
Bearing Witness and Nursing Activism
- Bearing witness is a method of caring and validating another's experience
- It involves a responsibility to respond in the face of injustice
- Nursing activism involves challenging the system, acknowledging structural determinants of health, and promoting equality and diversity
Neutrality
- Acknowledge the beaver in the room (hidden power dynamics)
- Navigate tensions between individual and public policy/structure
- Engage moral compass and moral courage
- Wade into vulnerability and discomfort
Nursing History
Canadian Nurses Association
- RNs work in primary care teams as partners with physicians and other health care professionals
- RNs take a comprehensive, holistic approach to healthcare
Historical Figure: Rufaida bint Saad Al-Aslameya
- Born 620 AD
- Ethicist and healer
- First nurse in Islamic history
- Set up a tent outside the Prophet's mosque to provide care
Florence Nightingale
- Born May 12, 1820
- Statistician, epidemiologist, critical thinker, and environmentalist
- Advocate for healthcare reform, promoting hygiene, fresh air, and exercise
- Modern Day Nursing impetus
Sojourner Truth
- Born into slavery in 1791
- Evangelist, abolitionist, and advocate for women's rights and healthcare reform
- Campaigner for formal nursing education
Charlotte Edith Anderson Monture
- First Indigenous woman to vote
- First Indigenous nurse in Canada
- Graduated from New York State in 1914
- Worked as a nurse and midwife in her community
Bernice Redmon
- First black nurse to get a Diploma in Canada
- Graduated from St. Phillip Hospital in 1945
- Pursued a public health certificate in Virginia, USA
- Public health RN in Nova Scotia
Rosemarie Riddell
- Gay activist for over 30 years
- Changed policy for Gay patients and HIV patients
- Worked in a special addiction team at St. Paul's
- Advocated for a humanistic and holistic approach
Religious Influences in Canada
- Advantages: Created hospitals, schools of nursing, and healthcare structures
- Challenges: Religious constraints, men were not allowed to participate in nursing education
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Test your knowledge on topics related to social justice, moral justice, and emancipatory knowing. Explore concepts such as fair distribution of resources, root causes of inequities, caring economics, ethical commitment to humanity, and more.
