Published Feb 2, 2004
drooping eyes
5 Posts
Roland
784 Posts
of a context for your use of the term. Most of the time it is not used as a verb. Consider:
It is hoped that President Bush will provide more funding for the the Art's and Sciences.
Science is a resource that benefits all of mankind.
Pasteur's germ theory of disease was a fundamental contribution to the biological sciences.
The definition for sciencing I am looking for is is in relation to nursing theory.
TMPaul
195 Posts
This may help..............
Qualitative Inquiry: The Path of Sciencing
Rosemarie Rizzo Porifice, PhD, RN, FAAN, Loyola University, Chicago
ISBN: 0763715654
Price: $37.95 (U.S. List)
Cover: Paperback
Pages: 368
Copyright: 2001
Because human experience cannot be quantified or held captive in reports with digital measures, finding answers to research questions about lived experiences requires the use of rigorous qualitative methods. In Qualitative Inquiry: The Path of Sciencing, author Rosemarie Rizzo Porifice sets forth these rigorous methods, examining existing qualitative methods from both the human science and nursing disciplines, as well as established and emerging nursing methods from the science of unitary human beings.