Från forskning till klinisk praktik: olika kunskapsintressen i vårdvetenskapliga forskning i Finland

Translated title of the contribution: From research to clinical practice: different perspectives on the philosophy of science in Finnish nursing research

Elina Eriksson, Sirkka Lauri

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Abstract

The purpose of this article is to describe research of nursing science in Finland, particulary in the 1990' ies. Research have been done based on different scientific philosophies: positivism, fenomenology and citical theory. By using different approaches research has produced different knowledge and theories. Positivistic research has been commonly utilized in Finland. Since the middle of 1980's a fenomenology-hermeneutical approach has also been widely used. Research based on critical theory is seldom used. The purpose of nursing science is to produce knowledge which develop the science itself and which support nursing practice in developing the quality of care. The integration of theory and practice demands active input from researchers and nurses.
Translated title of the contributionFrom research to clinical practice: different perspectives on the philosophy of science in Finnish nursing research
Original languageSwedish
Pages (from-to)50-55
JournalVård I Norden
Volume20
Issue number1
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2000
Externally publishedYes
Publication typeA1 Journal article-refereed

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