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    However‚ if it were not for the brave young women that shaped medical nursing‚ many of the factors that are practiced today would not receive credit. Merely focusing on just handful of women are Florence Nightingale‚ Clara Barton‚ Dorothea Dix‚ Mary Mahoney‚ and Lillian Wald. Florence Nightingale might be known as the most famous registered nurse in American history. She was born in 1820 to a wealthy family that did not approve Florence working as a nurse. The family felt that nursing belittled their

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    Symbolism in Nursing

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    For example‚ a red stop sign is a symbol where a person’s reaction is easily known even through language barriers. There are many modern and past symbols which are represented in the nursing profession that are recognized by many. The Florence Nightingale lamp is a time honored icon of nursing. Donahue (2011) notes “after the other nurses had retired‚ she made solitary rounds…these rounds were made with her famous lamp” (p.117). The lamp has remained a symbol of comfort and kindness. Its significance

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    Nursing Theory‚ Research‚ and Practice Response As noted in the lead group’s forum‚ “through observation‚ [Florence Nightingale] collected empirical evidence that supported her environmental theory and used it to develop evidence-based guidelines that other nurses faced with similar circumstances might find useful” (Selanders‚ 2010).  Nightingale‚ in essence‚ was a pioneer to evidence-based nursing practice.  She focused on the patient’s symptoms and examined possible environmental

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    The beginnings of nursing can be traced back to many ancient cultures‚ such as those in Egypt‚ Greece‚ Rome‚ and Israel. In its early years‚ nursing was closely entwined with religious orders and faith communities. During the Christian crusades‚ nursing orders such as the knight of st. John‚ the Teutonic knights and the knights of st. Lazarus was established‚ persisting even today. Individual deacons‚ deaconesses‚ and roman matrons cared for sick individuals and were instrumental in the organization

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    detailed history of a profession that combines scientific principle ‚ technical skills  and personal  comparison can’t be precisely relayed but records hold that nursing came to limelight in  1854  when  the mother of professional nursing ‚ Florence Nightingale started the battlefield with other  38  nurses and cared for the sick and injured men  during the Crimean war in England. Here persistence dedicated services‚ day and night ‚ experiences  paid off by making her famous and  recognized as  a lady 

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    presidential debates‚ sporting events and at schools The Pledge of Allegiance is recited. Since these events are important in context they are seen as a statement‚ describing what it means to be an American however many citizens are challenging the pledge because it contains two words that some‚ like Gwen Wilde‚ do not believe in. Gwen Wilde‚ the author of Why the Pledge of Allegiance Should Be Revised‚ is one of the few Americans protesting the Pledge because it contains the words “under God”. In her

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    the history of nursing development and nursing utilization. Such examples of this are: Florence Nightingale ’s contribution; development of the first Masters Degree Program; Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (AHCPR) established; Nursing Research published; and published clinical practice guidelines by the AHCPR (Burns & Grove‚ 2003‚ p. 10). Events in Nursing Development Florence Nightingale ’s contribution of researching the importance of providing for cleanliness‚ water purity‚ diet‚

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    are now a required course in high school. Statistics plays an important role in nursing and we have been using the results from statistical studies in the medical field for a very long time. Florence Nightingale used statistics to prove the effectiveness of simple nursing interventions. Nightingale kept meticulous records in regards to the effectiveness of nursing. These records were used to reform nursing care. Her basic concepts regarding nursing remain in effect today. Statistical studies

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    Understanding Issues Facing Health Care Professionals Nurses play an extremely vital role in the world of healthcare and make up the backbone of the health care system. Florence Nightingale is noted as one of the first trained nurses. She trained at the first organized school of nursing‚ founded in Kaiserworth‚ Germany in 1846. Nursing has evolved exponentially since then. Technology changed the face of medicine and increased the workload for nurses. Currently‚ the United States is experiencing

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    expected of the lower class. In 1853 however‚ a young woman belonging to an elite British family‚ named Florence Nightingale‚ would change that. From a young age‚ she believed that her divine purpose in life was to care for the ill and wounded. After reforming healthcare during the Crimean War and dedicating her life to her career‚ she became the pioneer of modern nursing. Florence Nightingale cared tirelessly for her patients‚ even walking the halls at night‚ using only an oil lamp‚ to

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