Philosophy Statement

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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER
COLLEGE OF NURSING
Philosophy Statement Subsection: 2.2
Section 5.0 - Information Originating Date: March, 1981
Responsible Reviewing Agency:
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Revised: January, 1992
Revised: April, 1998
Revised: April, 2008
Revised: November, 2009
Revised: December, 2012
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The nursing metaparadigm (human being, health, environment, and nursing) guides students and faculty in teaching and learning at all levels of nursing education at the College of Nursing.

Human being

Human beings are holistic individuals with physiologic, psychosocial (cognitive/mental, emotional, behavioral, social), developmental, and spiritual dimensions. All human beings have inherent worth, have the right to be treated with dignity and respect, and are embedded in a milieu that includes culture and society.