Nursing narratives. The essence of care in diverse contexts

Authors

Mayra Alejandra Barajas Lizarazo
University of Pamplona
Katty Dayana Escobar Velásquez

Keywords:

Epistemology, Education, Emergency care, Hospitalization, Geriatrics, Mental health

Synopsis

This book brings together narratives arising from lived experiences in different settings of nursing care, such as adult emergency services, obstetrics, pediatrics, hospitalization, prenatal care, as well as in institutions such as nursing homes for older adults and mental health centers. Through reflective writings, the work makes visible the complexity of nursing practice and the multiple situations that emerge in everyday practice, including ethical dilemmas and autonomy in decision-making.

Each of these stories reveals diverse human responses in both patients and professionals, transcending care focused exclusively on the biomedical toward a humanistic approach to care that integrates all dimensions of the human being. Likewise, the importance of incorporating the competencies of knowing, doing, and feeling, together with the patterns of knowledge intrinsic to the discipline, is highlighted.

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Published

June 20, 2026

Details about this monograph

ISBN-13 (15)

978-628-7937-06-2

How to Cite

Barajas Lizarazo, M. A., & Escobar Velásquez, K. D. (2026). Nursing narratives. The essence of care in diverse contexts. Sello Editorial Unipamplona. https://doi.org/10.24054/1tb7e953