1. Philippines, 50.2%

2. Canada, 20.2%

3. U.K., 8.4%

-Provided care for soldiers during war

-Wrote "notes on nursing"

-Founded 1st training hosp for nurses (St. Thomas Hosp, London)

-"Lady w/ the lamp"

-Superintendant of women nurses of army

-Created 2mo training program at 2 NY hosp's

-1st 3 American training schools for nurses; modeled after F.N.

1. Bellevue Training for Nurses, NYC

2. Connecticut, New Haven

3. Boston, Mass Gen Hosp

-Chicago World's Fair- turning point

-Nurses met and discussed lack of uniformity in curricula/edu

-Nt'l League of Nursing Edu (now NLN)

-American Nurses Assoc (ANA)

-1st assoc of nursing in history

-Founded Henry Street Settlement

-NY's east side

-Established 1st formalized public health Nursing Practice

-Cared for babies, treated minor ill's, prevented disease transmission, provided health edu to neighborhood

-Visiting nurses & clincs

-Frontier Nursing Service

-1st known as Kentucky Committee for mothers and babies

-1st organiz. midwifery progr

-Horseback travel

-Delivered babies, provided pre/postnatal care & edu for mothers/families

1. Health promotion & maintenance

-Early detection, promote lifestyles (ex: health edu)

2. Illness prevention

-Reduce risk-factors, address health probs (ex: ear plugs in factory)

3. Diagnosis & treatment

-Heavy emphasis by US, modern techn

4. Rehab & long-term care

-Disease managm, restore functioning/indepen.

1. Federal: Nt'l Instit of Health (NIH; CDC)

2. State: St Dept of Health; St Boards/Nursing

3. Voluntary (private): Am Heart Assoc, March of Dimes, Am Red Cross

-Provider of care

-Researcher

-Educator

-Collaborator

-Counselor 

-Patient Advocate

-Manager

1. Functional Nursing

-Tasks (skills); medication (1); bathing (1); vitals (1)

2. Team Nursing

-R.N.; L.P.N.; N.A.: sharing of tasks

3. Primary Nursing: (1 RN:several pat's)

-Focused on assisting individuals/ families/ communities, in attaining/maintaining/recovering health/functioning

Model of Professional Socialization:

Brenner's Stages of Nursing Proficiency

(5 stages)

1. Novice- stud's entering nursing sch

2. Adv. Beginners- learners have become competent; can use theory/principles; not proficient

3. Competent Practitioner (2-3y)- begun to feel competent; organized & efficient most of time

4. Proficient Practitioners (3-5y)- begin to view pat's holistically; can recogn subtle changes; can focus on long-term goals

5. Expert Practitioners (extensive pract)- learners grasp pat. needs right away/autom; "sense" of what needs to be done based on experience

1. Primary- treat health prob's; prevention (ex: going to Dr; ER)

2. Secondary- prevent complications from disease (ex: someone in hosp.)

3. Tertiary- long-term care; rehab; terminally ill (ex: hospice, recovery after stroke)

-Complex role of assoc

-Communicate, educ, serve

-Why join?

-Network, contin. educ, remain informed

-Unions (collective bargaining unit)

-Work collectively, control over practice, negotiate issues

-Benefits

-Skills, networking, projects