The Lived Experience of
Chief Nurses in Military Operations Other Than
War -- M. Turner
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Essential Themes
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Paradoxes
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High tech/low tech
Luxuries and necessities
Irony and parallel
realities
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Leading
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Greater than the sum of the parts
Role identity and role confusion
Coming together and building trust
Concerns for the
welfare
Living in community
Helping to understand
Responsibilities
Communication
Staffing
Making decisions
Pride
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Caring
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A way of being
Being present
Compassion
Supporting each other
Support received
Lack of support
Doing their best
Profound
experiences
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Knowing
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Ways of knowing
Previous knowledge
Uncertainty
Possibilities and probabilities
Moral distress
Understanding
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True Military
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Fullness of two
professions
From rehearsals to opening night
The big picture and defining moments
Willing to go again
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