Professional Values: Key to Professional Development

Overview

Journal J Prof Nurs

Specialty Nursing

Date 2002 Nov 16

PMID 12434320

Citations 13

Authors

Darlene Weis

Mary Jane Schank

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Abstract

Humanistic nursing care requires application of not only cognitive and psychomotor learning, but also affective skill development. The nursing profession has focused on cognitive and psychomotor domain learning. However, knowledge in all three domains is essential for full professional development and, thus, socialization into the profession. This article discusses affective domain learning, specifically, value formation and the contribution of education, service, and the profession to full embodiment of professional values.

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