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That was a very insightful discussion about CGT. Thank you for taking the time and effort to record the interview.

Thank you. Very interesting

I have some background in Phenomenology and have read many of the classic phenomenologists including Merleau-Ponty's early and later works, Heidegger's early work, Husserl's early work, Sartre, Edith Stein and Max Scheler. I have also recently graduated from a Canadian nursing program and am a working nurse. While I was in school, I was told continually that the methods used in nursing research were primarily phenomenological. But when reading many of the studies, I couldn't find anything phenomenological about them. I was told that the phenomenologically qualifying feature seemed to be "about experience", but being "about experience" hardly seemed to make it phenomenological like the classic phenomenologists thought about phenomenology. Shaun Gallagher's expressions seem to suggest a general and prominent disconnect between what he studies and what some nurses are doing in their research. I feel you Shaun. I think it's important that nurses doing phenomenological studies have a phenomenological background in phenomenological classics (Merleau-Ponty, Edith Stein, Heidegger and Husserl etc.). It seems to me that there is potential for huge strides to be made within personal and social pathologies through phenomenology, and I think nurses are generally in the best position to perform those studies.

Absolutely disgraceful levels of bullying, coercion, gaslighting and hyperbole regarding the C Vax. I will never forget the behaviour of the health services and authorities in 2020 and 2021. Unforgivable!

You are such a great Dr Omole on RUclips i will forever remember you for the good works of your head,he cured my herpes virus.

mRNA vaccines are US Military BIOWEAPONS.

Appreciate her example and statement of sharing a particular assessment that makes one look for that pattern or symptom in future practice.

Thanks, Dr. Barbara and Dr. Lipscomb for this excellent conference about autoethnography!!!!!

Very interesting. Thank you

Awesome!!!!

Thank you both. Very interesting.

Thank you

Thank you

Nurses are so diverse and heterogenous, that any effort at using the construct "nurse" generically, and in ways that permits the speaker to homogenise and make universal statements about nurses as an aggregate of nurse, is precarious. Choices nurses make about 'Which sociological framework?' could be defended on the basis of the frameworks utility: its explanatory, sense-making and transformative powers.