O paradygmacie troski w filozofii pielegniarstwa inspirowanym myŚla Martina Heideggera

As is known, the concept of care in the philosophy of nursing over the course of the last few decades has been recognized as its most important paradigm. No small part in its theoretical description, defining through this the formal structure of nursing, has been played by the philosophical output of M. Heidegger. It is therefore not surprising whatsoever that the concepts developed by him are often used by many authors who write about care in the philosophy of nursing. However, the fundamental semantic scope of many of Heidegger's terms, even for those who dabble in philosophy ex professo, still remains unclear. Even greater difficulty arises with regard to their meaning in relation to the philosophy of nursing. So to what extent can Heidegger's thought expressed as it is in such a specific language be helpful to cope with the demands of contemporary nursing? On what basis does the uniqueness of his inspiration for the paradigm of care and selecting postulates lie?