The method offered here, a phenomenological method of nursology, aims at
the reality of man, how he experiences his world, or it aims at a
subjective-objective state. It aims at description of the professional
clinical nursing situation which in reality is subjective-objective
world that occurs between subjective-objective beings. The description
focuses on this between and preserves the complex mobile flow of the
river of nursing to make apparent that superficial precise portrayals
are only an overlay of its river bed, course, and eventual destinations.
The relevance of phenomenological nursology ranges from the formulation
of nursing constructs to the creation of theoretical propositions. It is
applicable to one's own clinical data and to others' clinical data, here
and now, or in historical study of the literature.