Qualitative evidence synthesis shows agro-therapeutic practices enhance care in vulnerable communities, highlighting a unified framework for nurses.
Key Points
The Caring Agro-Ecosystem Model highlights the importance of integrating ecological and cultural dimensions with nursing practice, transforming care delivery.
Findings reveal culturally legitimate agro-therapeutic practices can enhance health outcomes, yet currently lack theoretical grounding.
A qualitative evidence synthesis involving 15 interdisciplinary stakeholders in East Java employed thematic analysis to guide model development.
This framework supports the role of nurses as Caring Ecosystem Facilitators, emphasizing their role in sustainable health through human-agricultural relationships.