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National Association for Practical Nursing Education and Services
Fnd: 1941
-anyone can belong
- Journal of Practical Nursing |
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National Federation for Licensed Practical Nurses
Fnd: 1949
-only LPN's can belong |
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American Nurses Association
Fnd:1896
-only RN's can join
-American Nurse Today (journal) |
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National League for Nursing
-anyone can join |
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4 organizations: NLN, ANA, AACN, AANE
-only meet if there is a huge issue |
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International Council of Nurses
Fnd:1899
-have to be a nurse to join |
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National Student Nurses' Association
-subsidiary of INA and ANA |
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-international honor society
-have to be in a BSN program to be invited |
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| What was the Flexner report? |
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-study of med. schools
-1910, sponsored by Carnegie Fndation |
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| 3 Results of the Flexner Report |
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1. med schools be part of a university
2. high school diploma and 2 yrs college ed. required
3. length of med education should be 4 yrs |
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| What 2 reports suggested university based nursing programs but were ultimately ignored? Who wrote them? |
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Goldmark Report of 1922- Adelaide Nutting
Brown Report of 1948- Esther Brown |
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| What act finally gave $ to universities for nursing education? |
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| Nurse Training Act of 1964 |
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| 4 Basic Components of Nursing Theory |
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(begins with an idea (men dying)) then...
1. concept (hand washing)
2. conceptual framework (environmental)
3. proposition (if environment improves, people will live)
4. theory (with a cleaner env., less men will die) |
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| What are the 4 metaparadigms (common concepts) found in almost all theories of nursing? |
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1. environment
2. nursing
3. health
4. client |
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| Which theorist taught the act of using the environment of the pt to utilize his recovery? |
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| Whose theory was based on the 4 phases of the relationship between the nurse and the client? |
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| Virginia Henderson's theory was based on the pt's ___ |
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| The 'unitary human beings' theory which emphasizes therapeutic touch, dynamic energy fields and the 'whole is greater than its parts' belongs to______ |
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| What does Dorthea Orem's theory emphasize? |
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| Imogene King's theory emphasizes goal attainment where what 3 systems work together? |
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| personal, social, interpersonal |
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| Betty Neuman emphasized basics surrounded by lines of resistance or ___ ____ in her theory. |
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| Who emphasized adaptation in her theory? |
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| ____ _____'s theory was based on transcultural values and beliefs. |
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| Jean Watson's theory was based on____. |
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| What year was the Standards of Clinical Nursing Practice published and by who? What does it include? |
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ANA 1998
-research as one of the standards of professional performance |
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| What was established in 1952 to inform nurses about clinical research? |
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| the Journal of Nursing Research |
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| In what year did the ANA House of Delegates pass a resolution for more clinical research? |
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