Female Pioneers of Medicine and Health By Emma noon 9PA and Noa Kusman 9GB Florence Nightingale ∗ Florence was born in Italy on 12th May named after the Italian city. She then moved to England with her family. ∗ In Victorian Britain‚ poor women worked in factories or as servants ∗ Rich women like Florence were expected to marry and look after the home‚ maybe do charity work ∗ Florence was very religious. From the age of 16 she believed God wanted her to do important work. When she was 22‚ a young
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Florence Nightingale Florence Nightingale was born in Florence‚ Italy‚ on 12th May‚ 1820. In her late teens she felt that she was being called by God for something other living the life of the upper class. That other cause was nursing and after her father permission‚ decided to go to Kaiserwerth‚ Germany to study. She was there up until the Beginning of the Crimean War‚ which she aided heavily by tending to the wounded and sickly. After the war Nightingale she began making pamphlets and publishing
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&26 During the Crimean War in truing during the years of 1853-1856 a nurse by the name of Nightingale to it upon herself to gather 38 nurses and help assist a British hospital by cleaning up the hospital and providing care to the injured soldiers. After collecting data and building credibility she later founded the first training school for nurses at St. Thomas’ Hospital in London in 1860. In 1959 Nightingale would be recognized for her most famous publication Notes on Nursing: What it is and What
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Observation of Patients Florence Nightingale is said to be one of the major influences in nursing throughout history and today. In 1898‚ she wrote Notes on Nursing What it is‚ and What it is Not. Her ‘notes’ on nursing outline many of the nursing practices used and implemented in today’s practices. Observation in patient’s is a key element in being able to give proper care and gathering the proper data‚ as well as being able to properly assess and monitor the patient to enable them to make
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References: Analysis of key components. In (2012). Nightingale Memorial Hospital Blakely ‚ T Doppke‚ G. (2012‚ September 14). [Personal Interview]. Pre-O.P. Nurser Sentinel event interview Fry‚ R Jessup‚ K. (2012‚ September 14). Registrar [Personal Interview]. Sentinel event interview. Johnson‚ K. (2012‚ September
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in my point of view‚ were just as important in the development of nursing through time as Florence Nigthingale‚ Elizabeth Neil‚ Henrietta Edwards‚ and Alice Magaw. They all shared the most important nursing quality: passion to help. Florence nightingale was the pioneer in hygienic practices‚ and proper medication administration; her work lead to the development of applied theory of communicable diseases. At that time‚ establishing a set of rules for hygiene was a great development; one could compare
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“Keats yearned to transcend the human condition but could only find a temporary respite from mortality.” Discuss. Keats‚ through his poetry‚ has in effect risen above the mortality which was so prominent in his psyche both temporarily and permanently. Much of Keats’s poetry can be seen as an attempt to explore Keats’ acute awareness and musings on the transience of human life. Coloured by his experiences of life and death‚ and ironically captured in his own sickness and early demise‚ there is
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strides in its long history. It has grown from women comforting the dying into a foundational profession within our society. This growth was no easy task and the profession was compelled to outstrip adversity to get to where it is today. Florence Nightingale ushered in the modern era of nursing with revolutionary ideas formed while caring for war-ravaged men during the Crimean War‚ most notably advocating for sanitary living conditions for patients. This ideal was then spread to the entirety of the
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a 15 second commercial) Ode: usually a lyric poem of moderate length‚ with a serious subject‚ elevated style‚ and elaborate stanza pattern. Often the Romantic poets start the ode with a meditation on something in nature‚ like Keats in “Ode to a Nightingale” or Shelly in “Ode to the West Wind.” The ode has three parts in the Romantic era: 1. The description of a particularized outer natural scene; 2. An extended meditation‚ which the scene stimulates and which may be focused on a private problem or
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My Nursing Abstract Philosophy is a system of beliefs‚ it is often looked at as an effort to define nursing situations that is observed to exist or happen and serves as the basis for later theoretical formulations. Florence Nightingale the first nurse theorist‚ philosophy states that nursing is establishing and environment that allows persons to recover from illness. Nursing has four metaparadigms the client‚ the environment‚ health and nursing. Metaparadigms are theoretical works
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