Intuitive knowledge is an essential component of the art of nursing and of the nursing process. This article provides an analysis and review of the literature on intuition. The author addresses the use of intuition in nursing science, characteristics of intuitive nurses, receptivity of intuitive knowledge, and the importance of expanding nursing's utilization of the intuitive process. Strategies are provided for promoting intuitive skills in continuing education/staff development settings.
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