“There are many wordless places in nursing care, and these wordless places are some of our finest moments, and they will remain hidden. And that is alright because those moments do not have to be rewarded by others, they are reward enough in themselves.” reflection


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“There are many wordless places in nursing care, and these wordless places are some of our finest moments, and they will remain hidden. And that is alright because those moments do not have to be rewarded by others, they are reward enough in themselves.” reflection


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Write a brief (about 2 to 3 paragraphs) phenomenological reflection on the following quote: “There are many wordless places in nursing care, and these wordless places are some of our finest moments, and they will remain hidden. And that is alright because those moments do not have to be rewarded by others, they are reward enough in themselves.” Identify a peer-reviewed source (e.g. article, book, etc.), from other than those provided in the course, that you feel is relevant to your phenomenological reflection about this quotation. Explain briefly (i.e. 1 paragraph) why you feel that your selected reference is relevant for your reflection about the quotation.