Quiz review 1

Established sanitary nursing care units during the CRIMEAN WAR. Founder of modern nursing began professional education of nursing

Focused on hygiene and task competence. St.Thomas Hospital in London was the first nursing school but very few women of color were admitted.

Nurse in Cuba and Panama. Contributions to the health of soldiers in the CRIMEAN WAR by using a “hotel” to care for sick soldiers.

Nurse during the CIVIL WAR, founder of the American Red Cross. Asked the nations for supplies and was named the “Angle of the battle field”

First trained African American nurse in the US. Went to New England Hospital

Founder of American Nurses Association. Protested the lack of uniformity across nursing schools due to inadequate curriculum.

Established Henry Street Settlement which provided public health nursing during widespread infectious disease in 1893

First school nurse in the US

In the 1900’s the journal began publishing research studies. Largest and longest running nursing journal

Abraham Flexner: 1910: professionals have a high degree of individual responsibility, based on a body of knowledge developed and refined through research, practical and theoretical, specialized education, strong internal organization, motivated by altruism

A private relief agency created by the federal government in 1861 to provide care to sick and wounded civil war soldiers

RN is a limited term for licensed nurses. BY 1950, nursing stat exams were all uniformed. RN is only used for people who passed the NCLEX.

goal is to stimulate the economy. Had a provision for 500 million to strengthen the us healthcare workforce which included training and education of the next generation

a private foundation that funds innovative healthcare initiatives, committed tens of millions of dollars to pursuing programs that help nursing schools, hospitals, and care settings. Called Colleagues in Caring

a model for employers to earn the designation of “ employer of choice” by implementing a model program designed to attract and retain nurses in acute care settings

Use of a professional organization as a primary point of reference, belief in the value of public service, belief in self-regulation, commitment to a profession beyond economic incentives, and a sense of autonomy in practice

services are vital to humanity and the welfare of society, there is a special body of knowledge that continues to grow and involves intellectual activities, and individual responsibility. ACCOUNTABILITY, AUTONOMY, ALTRUISM, and ASSOCIATION.

Identified “behaviors deemed necessary in maintaining or increasing nurses professionalism” -Publication and communication, adherence to code of nursing, theory use, community service orientation, development use, autonomy, professional organization participation

2-year initiative to address the need to transform the nursing profession -Nurses must practice to the full extent of education/training -Nurses should easily attain higher education through a system of transition across degrees -Nurses should be partners with other healthcare professionals as the profession is transformed -Increased knowledge of data/infrastructure results in a increased effective workplace

the study focused on the clinical learning experiences of students, the desirability of establishing university schools of nursing, lack of prepared teachers

Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing

Commissions on Collegiate Nursing Education

Goal is for patients to be independent again

Based on what we see. Empirical observations