Speaking Truth to Power: Nursing's Legacy and Moral Imperative.
Advances in Nursing Science. Health Disparities. 28(3):212-223,
July/September 2005.
Falk-Rafael, Adeline PhD, RN

Abstract:
Critical caring has been proposed as a mid-range theory to guide public
health nursing. One of its carative health promoting processes,
contributing to the creation of supportive and sustainable physical,
social, political, and economic environments, is particularly suited to
enacting Nightingale's legacy of political action as an expression of
caring. Increasing evidence supports the link between broad societal
influences on health inequities. Relative and absolute poverty are
significant influences on health and contribute significantly to
differential health statuses of populations within and between countries.
Nurses, who practice at the intersection of public policy and personal
lives, are, therefore, ideally situated and morally obligated to include
political advocacy and efforts to influence health public policy in their
practice. The health of the public and the future of the profession may
depend on it.
(C) 2005 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.

                                                                            
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