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Nursing: A Basic or an Applied Science?

nursing, particularly some graduate nursing programs, advocate use of such knowledge. This is evidenced through extensive course work and research primarily within the perspective of sciences other than nursing. This non-nursing knowledge base along with the knowledge generated through its use serve as the basic science in nursing. The advocates for a basic science of nursing adhere to the belief that nursing knowledge is generated from a nursing perspective, especially through the use of nursing models and theories. This is not to say that knowledge generated by other sciences is not used. It does mean that such knowledge is transposed into