The Presence Blog

#accompaniment #nursing #students #presence Clinical accompaniment is a vital aspect of nurse education. Dr. Beauty Mkhaliphi is a...

The year 2021 was full of exciting events. We are thankful to report that some projects were completed, and some new projects were...

Professional nurses providing care to women exposed to gender-based violence need to unlock their own wisdom to support such women in a...

Eager to make a difference in nursing science through research, Dr Precious Chibuike Chukwuere speaks about the need for collaboration to...

We were curious about how to cultivate presence in nurses. #presence #nurses Mrs Christelle Oukouomi Noutchie, a psychiatric nursing...

Psychiatric patients will more likely adhere to medication treatment if they view nurses as ‘being present’. #adherencetotreatment...

In our journey with presence, we were not only curious about what enhances presence, but also about what could limit presence in nursing....

When reading the Self-Transcendence Theory of Pamela Reed, we realised that this mid-range theory has a meaningful application for...

Presence is a kind of unspoken movement in any given moment between people, in our case, between the nurse and a patient, or between...

Welcome to our very first newsletter! We have much news to share. #news #presence In this newsletter, read about Presence practices, our...

Patients visit healthcare services because they are in need of healing. One core gift that nurses can bring to facilitate healing, is the...