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    The evolution of Nursing has occurred over the course of many eras. In the Mid 1800s‚ Florence Nightingale‚ a pioneer of nursing education‚ realized that nursing knowledge was a “unique focus…distinct from medical knowledge.” (Alligood‚ n.d.‚ p. 3) However‚ it was not until the 1950’s that the profession as a whole realized the need for theory development. The apprenticeship model of vocational training was challenged at that time‚ and Nursing emerged as a Science. The curriculum era encompassed

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    10). Nursing resources are significant in promoting health‚ optimizing health outcomes and‚ improving the delivery of quality healthcare. Knowledge of resources by clinicians will benefit individuals‚ families and‚ the community. From Florence Nightingale‚ to present-day nursing‚ clinicians and theorists‚ nursing knowledge has expanded and continues to grow through experience and observation (Fitzpatrick & Whall‚ 2005‚ p. 1). In addition to improving health‚ the resources are used in nursing research

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    Florence Nightingale said “Let us each and all realizing the importance of our influence on others‚ stand shoulder to shoulder and not alone in the good cause” (Nightingale‚ as cited in Dossey et al.‚ 2005‚ p. 266) However as a recently graduated from a associates degree program unlike many in my class I was the only student who hadn’t previously been working in health care. While I was passionate and eager to learn I was still greener than every other nursing student in my class and I felt very

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    of Florence Nightingale the goal of nursing has remained unchanged. Mainly to provide a safe and caring environment that promotes patient health and wellbeing. Effective use of an interpersonal tool‚ such as advocacy‚ enhances the care giving environment. Nightingale used advocacy early and often in the development of modern nursing. By reading her many letters and publications that have survived‚ it is possible to identify her professional goals and techniques. Specifically‚ Nightingale valued egalitarian

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    where she was hired as night supervisor at Bellevue Hospital. At Bellevue Linda created a system for charting and maintaining individual medical records for each patient. This was the first written reporting system for nurses which even the famous Nightingale System adopted. This system has become widely adopted in the United States as well as United Kingdom. By 1874 Linda was ready to take over the Boston Training School. She returned to Boston and was named superintendent of the Boston Training School

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    Philosophy of nursing

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    Philosophy of Nursing NURS 210 Transition to Pro Nursing Jillian Edwards DNc‚ MN‚ ARNP November 25‚ 2013 Introduction Around the world‚ nursing has many definitions. From place to place‚ the role of a nurse may change a thousand times. However‚ I believe‚ we do have one thing in common. The desire to care for our patients and treat them as a whole individual the way we would want to be treated if we were in the same position. I have wanted to be a nurse since I was young

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    Comfort Care Theory Nightingale described comfort as first duty of nurses. Since then comfort theory is flourishing in nursing and medical field. The first article on comfort theory was published in 1994 (Oliveira‚ 2013). Katharine Kolcaba first published her book on comfort care in 2003. This theory has been published and accepted at many health care authorities (Kolcaba & Dimarco‚ 2005). Kolcaba defined comfort as “the immediate state of being strengthen through having the human needs for relief

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    beyond saw nurses become a necessity in conflict zones. Public outcry at the horrific state of affairs abroad for soldiers as exposed in The Times‚ led to Florence Nightingale‚ in 1954‚ asking the British War Office if she‚ along with 38 other nurses‚ could go to Crimea to care for British Soldiers (Fee et al.‚ 2010‚ page). Nightingale was granted permission and given funds to address dietary concerns‚ proper dressing of wounds‚ cleanliness‚ and to acquire the necessary medicines (Ferguson 1901‚ 624)

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    Rose Laine L. Tabequero Nov. 6‚ 2014 BSN- 1NA NCM 100.1 Lec World History of Nursing The earliest nurses were often the nuns and army/soldiers who provided nursing-like service. In many societies‚ the provision of nursing care was a role that was assigned to females members‚ yet in other societies‚ care of the sick was a role assigned to medicine men‚ shamans‚ or other tribesmen. From A.D. 50 to 800‚ hospitals were usually near a church or monastery. Men were the caregivers and women

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    Educational Preparation juli mar Grand Canyon University NRS 430 12-18-11 Educational Preparation There are 2 common‚ but different‚ pathways to receiving a RN license. You can earn a bachelor’s degree (BSN) or an associate degree‚ (ADN). While there are similarities between the two programs‚ a BSN takes two additional years of college at a university. Both programs teach nursing skills‚ electives ‚science courses‚ and clinicals. But‚ the BSN program is a more in-depth study of nursing

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