Week 15

Improve quality of nursing

Look for nurses to serve patients

Crimean war wounded soldier

Start educative era in nursing

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Born in May 12, 1820 in Florence, Italy

Founder of Modern Nursing

Established school of nursing at St. Thomas Hospital in England

Institution of Deaconesses at Kaisersworth, Germany training 12 months studied nursing.

Theodor Fliedner a pastor at Kaiswerwerth, Germany influenced F. Nightingale

Nursing knowledge is distinct from medical knowledge

Holistic individual and recognized nursing of the sick and nursing of well

Nightingale’s 23 canons, health promotion and spiritual distress identified to her theory

The Legacy of Caring

Born in May 12, 1830 in Florence, Italy and died August 13, 1920

Born in May 12, 1820 in Florence, Italy and died August 13, 1910

Born in May 12, 1830 in Florence, Germany and died August 13, 1920

Born in May 12, 1830 in Florence, Germanyand died August 13, 1910

Geneva Cross

Order of Merit

Royal Red Cross First class

Badge of a Lady of Grace of the order of St. John of Jerusalem

Jean Watson,

Virginia Henderson

Betty Neuman

Martha Rogers

the act of utilizing the environment of the patient to assist him in his recovery

Nightingale discussed the Environmental Theory in her book Notes on Nursing: What it is, What it is Not

She is considered as the first theorist in nursing and paved the way in the foundation of the nursing profession 

Involves the nurse’s initiative to configure interaction appropriate for the full restoration of the patient’s health

Bed and beddings

Chattering hopes and advices

Personal cleanliness

Recording of findings

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