Nursing is not an expendable cost to the health service, but a crucial element in care delivery and in the existence of a safe, effective, humane health service" (Scott, Matthews,& Kirwan, 2014, p.31). ... It is expected that theories that offer direction for the new millennium will emerge from the 'historical context' that defines the time, with the focus on the human development potential of health and healing being an important concept of the new millennium (Liehr & Smith, 1999 p. 89). ...

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According to Chopin's view of the human condition, persons cannot arrive at a satisfactory sense of who they are unless they fulfill three basic needs (Skaggs 112): a definable place in social order, the fulfillment of human love, and the sense of independence. ... Thus it was evident that women were regarded as commodities; useless and easily expendable. ...

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