Building Disciplinary Knowledge in Nursing Education

Abstract

The author of this article provides an introduction to Chinn and colleagues’ 11^th edition of Knowledge Development in Nursing: Theory and Process, contemplating the significance of building disciplinary knowledge based on nursing theory and philosophy in nursing education.

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discipline knowledge development nursing education theory

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