Abstract
Empowerment is most often conceptualized and measured from an individual perspective. Yet, in the nursing practice environment it requires a more comprehensive perspective. In this article the author requires a more comprehensive perspective. In this article the author proposes that nurse empowerment most likely occurs when there is a congruent linkage among a nursing vision, structural components that involve nurse participation, and the use of a process of inquiry. An empowerment quotient for nursing could be measured on a continuum for each of these three components.
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