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| first differentiated between nursing knowledge and medical knowledge |
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| Created first formal school of Nursing |
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| First university professor of Nursing |
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| First community health nurse, NYC clinics for the homeless |
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| Founded Nursing Association Alumnae, which became American Nurses' Association |
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| Civil War Activist; freed slaves |
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| First African American nurse; promoted cultural diversity |
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| America's first trained nurse |
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| Started to offer RN license to nurses with ADN in 1952, due to nurses shortage |
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| current education level needed to be APRN |
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| Doctor of Nursing Practice (recommended by AACN), used to be master's |
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| An example is a program on caring for older adults with dementia, offered by a university; another example is a program on safe medication practices offered by a hospital |
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| which organization oversees the Nursing Practice Acts |
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| This document protects public from unsafe nurses; also includes minimum education requirements, required certifications & practice guidelines; which position can do what |
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| who administers the NCLEX? |
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| who administers certification exams? |
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| American Nurse's Association |
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| Nursing theorist, established five levels of proficiency in nursing skills |
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| level of expertise, according to Benner; learns stepwise and linear procedures; no previous experience |
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| level of proficiency, according to Benner; may have had observational experience |
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| level of proficiency; has used all the skills necessary in that position; has been in that position for 2-3 years |
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| level of proficiency; can manage care, not just skills; assesses entire situation; more than 2-3 years in the same position |
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| level of proficiency; can identify current and potential problems; has an intuitive grasp; can predict the challenges of a novice |
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| A nurse who provides additional info to help a patient decide whether to accept a treatment acts in their professional role of a ... |
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| nurse finds an interpreter; nurse acts in the professional role of a... |
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| when a nurse explains the reason for an IV, he acts in the professional role of a.. |
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| national league for nurses |
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| sets standards for innovation and excellence in nursing |
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| National League for Nursing |
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| This organization has as a purpose the improvement of health, availability of healthcare, promote professional development for nurses and promote economic welfare |
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| American Nurses Association |
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| international council of nurses |
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| organization that lobbied so that the work day for nurses does not exceed 16 hours |
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| national student nurses association |
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| organization's main purpose is to improve the quality of healthcare |
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| American Nurse's Association |
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| which year was ANA founded in? |
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| study of all the genes in a person and interactions of the gene's with each other and with the person's environment |
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