SQ788 is a compassionate proposal that supports the nursing philosophy of
wholism. Consider that, 788 allows for the patient to grow medical cannabis, make a topical salve or smoothie/salad and if beneficial then the patient is empowered, experiencing their autonomy and possibly their spirituality.
What physicists are now calling a unified field theory based on strings of relatable energy African (American) thinkers, like Wade Nobles, Na'im Akbar, Edwin Nichols, Molefi Kete Asante, Marimba Ani, Cheryl Grills, etc., have long called
wholism (or holism) in reference to the global African sense of circular interdependence between people, the Earth and people, the cosmos to all, and last but not least, between spiritual and physical life.
Integral ecology is
wholism, when inner values find outer expression and mutual benefit everywhere.
Instead of "
wholism" Braude advocates a scientific pluralism, which recognizes that different scientific disciplines require different methodologies and perspectives, not one single theory to cover everything, but a "community of equals" (p.
Obviously, he is not saying that both predicaments are the same or that the histories are strictly analogous, nor is he returning to the cultural
wholism of Martin Buber's A Land of Two Peoples.
The term "
wholism" here refers to the view that the entire world is one interconnected and interdependent whole.
(252) Her solution to these problems involves a rejection of intersectional theory (253) and the promotion of what she describes as "
wholism." (254)
This finding, however, makes sense if one considers the idea of
wholism within health psychology, in which the mind is thought to influence the body.
What is needed is the willingness of provincial education author-ities to creatively strategize with government representatives in other ministries to cross the artificial boundaries created by bureaucracy to create policies that validate the
wholism and connectedness that is the rural way of life.
While
wholism is evident within the nursing rhetoric, the New Zealand health care system, including nursing, is strongly influenced by a biomedical focus on illness or disease.
As evidenced by the distinction he makes between holism and
wholism (which most dictionaries treat as synonyms), semantics play an important role in Smith's pedagogy.