The main nursing metaparadigm concepts in human caring theory and Persian mysticism: a comparative study.

Iran Tehran Shahid Beheshti Medical Academy Assistant Professor of Nursing Midwifery

Professor of philosophy at Shahid Beheshti University artistic literature school in Tehran, Iran

Iran, Tehran's Shahid Beheshti Medical College Department of Nursing, Midwifery Bachelor of Nursing

The concept of meta-paradigm constitutes the central problem of discipline. Fawcett lists people, health, environment, and care as the four main concepts of caring, and you need to fully define them. Human-care theory is important as it focuses on the spiritual aspects of human beings. The purpose of this research is to compare and explain the three major meta-paradigm concepts of human care theory and Persian mysticism and to find similarities and differences contributing to the development of the theory in socialist view and its application . This comparative documentary study was completed in two stages. First, conceptual analysis is done to find attributes, precedents, and results of the concept of human, environment and health in Persian mysticism and Jean-Watson's human-care theory. Then they compare each other obviously and a priori. Although there are some similarities in the two perspectives, Persian mysticism proved to be able to provide a more inclusive concept of care.

The core concepts and themes of the nursing field were identified and formalized into meta paradigm of care. This example shows the direction that the meta paradigm brings theoretical development. Improved paradigm by conceptual model and nursing research program

The concept of meta-paradigm constitutes the central problem of discipline. Fawcett lists people, health, environment, and care as the four main concepts of caring, and you need to fully define them. Human-care theory is important as it focuses on the spiritual aspects of human beings. The purpose of this research is to compare and explain the three major meta-paradigm concepts of human care theory and Persian mysticism and to find similarities and differences contributing to the development of the theory in socialist view and its application . This comparative documentary study was completed in two stages. First, conceptual analysis is done to find attributes, precedents, and results of the concept of human, environment and health in Persian mysticism and Jean-Watson's human-care theory. Then they compare each other obviously and a priori

Human care theory of Persian mysticism and the main nursing paradigm: Comparative study

The first agreement on the concept of meta - paradigm in nursing was achieved in 1984. According to Fawcett (1984), the main concept of providing a structure for the field of care is people, environment, health and care. These meta-paradigm elements show the overall focus of the nursing field. Each nursing theory has a slightly different concept of the meta - paradigm. See the section on "Selecting Care Theory" on how various theorists treat and link the concept of meta paradigm.