[NPInfo] Clinical doctorate

[Calif NP]

well....a significant difference between Ricotta cheese and 'nursing theory'
is that the cheese is unlikely to hurt you (other than rare allergic
reactions or subjective or aesthetic issues)whereas exposure to 'nursing
theory' can cause irreversible mental impairments not amenable to treatment!

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jeffrey Hazzard" <jeffnp27 at yahoo.com>
To: "NP Info" <npinfo at nurse.net>
Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2007 5:49 AM
Subject: Re: [NPInfo] Clinical doctorate


>    the curdle is upon me.
>
> SusanAPR at aol.com wrote:   In a message dated 2/20/2007 8:00:16 PM Eastern
Standard Time,
> jeffnp27 at yahoo.com writes:
> <<concept cohesion from theory/grand theory as a means to organize
principles that
> are mainstays of your practice. Unfortunately I am not wired that way and
will
> NEVER, EVER, EVER be involved in any education in which nursing theory is
> presented as subject matter. >>>
>
> Jeff, I have read you often enough over the years and I respect what you
have
> accomplished your passion about your practice, I truly do.
>
> But you remind me of myself and ricotta cheese.
> Can't eat, don't like cooking with it, can't even seem to easily tolerate
it
> on my plate.
>
> Was told quite seriously by a respected family member/chef, that I I would
> never learn to like ricotta cheese, because frankly, I enjoyed hating it
too
> much!
>
> Maybe it fits :-)
>
> Susan
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