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| survey, question, read, recall/recite, review |
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-achievements in improving the standards for the care of war casualties in Crimea="Lady with the Lamp"
-reformed hospitals
-produced and implemented public health policies
-1st nurse to exert political pressure on govt
-Nursing's first scientist-theorist
-Established Nightingale training school for nurses in 1860 |
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-teacher who volunteered as a nurse during American CW.
-organized the American Red Cross |
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-founder of public health nursing
-founded the Henry St Settlement and Visiting Nurse Service, which provided nursing and social services and organized educational and cultural activities |
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-feminist, writer, political activist, suffragist, friend of Wald
-protest movement that resulted in the passage of 19th amendement-women suffrage.
-campaigned to allow nurses rather than physicians to control their profession
-Dock, Mary Adelaide Nutting, and Isabel Hampton RObb founded American Society for Superintendents of Training Schools for Nurses of the US and Canada. precursor to National League for Nursing |
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| someone who uses a service or a commodity |
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| someone who is waiting for or undergoing medical treatment and care |
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| someone who engages the advice or services of someone who is qualified to provide the service |
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| promote health and wellness, prevent illness, restore health, care for dying |
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| 1st African American to study and work as a professionally trained nurse |
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-advocate for mentally ill and prisoners
-CW superintendent of Union Army Nurses |
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| 1 of the founders of modern American nursing theory and 1 of the most important leaders in history of nursing |
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| opened their 1st hospitals in US and a school to educate men in nursing |
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| black slave, worked as a nurse, bought freedom |
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| soldier then became a nurse |
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| legal acts for professional nursing practice, regulates the practice of nursing in the US and Canada |
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| provided federal funding for vocationally oriented schools for practical nursing |
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| highly individualized response a person has to a disease |
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