This study represents a theoretical-philosophical attempt to reflect upon the dialogical element in the world of Nursing care supported by Martin Buber's presuppositions. It starts with the historical roots of the care concept as something inherent of the human being's existence, reaching its expressive and professional slope Nursing care and how the dialogue produces, intermediates and leads the relationships of caring. Finally, it is believed that the dialogue needs to be considered beyond the communication mechanism, as it carries significance and feelings when the meeting of care in Nursing is established.
Nursing; Caring in Nursing; Philosophy in Nursing