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FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
the founder of nursing
1837
wrote in her diary, “God spoke to me and called me to His service”
1852
accepted her training to become a nurse at Kaiserwerth, Germany, a Protestant religious community with a hospital facility
1853
she became the superintendent of the hospital for invalid gentlewomen in london
WHAT WAS HER ILLNESS THAT CAUSED HER TO DIE?
crimean fever-typhus or brucellosis
SHE ESTABLISHED?
St. Thomas hospital and kings college hospital in london
WHEN WAS HER BIRTHDAY?
May 12, 1820, Florence, Italy
WHEN DID SHE DIE?
August 13, 1920 (90 years old)
FIVE ESENTIAL COMPONENTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
pure air
pure water
efficient drainage
cleanliness
direct light
PROPER VENTILATION
greatest concern of nightingale, recognize this environmental component as source of disease and recovery
CLEANLINESS
advocated bathing patients on a frequen, even daily basis. also required that nurses bathe daily
NURSING
she believed that every woman, at one time in her life, would be a nurse in the sense that nursing is having the responsibility for someone else’s health
NOTES ON NURSING
provide women guidelines for acting for their loved ones at home and think like a nurse
TRAINED NURSES
learned and applied additional scientific principles to their work and were more skilled in observation and reporting of patients’ health status while performing interventions
PERSON
referred to by NIGHTINGALE as “the patient”
HEALTH
defined as being well and using every power (resource) that the person has to the fullest extent in living his or her life
ENVIRONMENT
elements external to and which affect the health of the sick and health person and included everything from the patients food and flowers to the patients werbal and non verbal interactionc
USE OF EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE
her reports describing health and sanitary conditions in the Crimea and in England identify her as an outstanding scientist and empirical researcher
THEORETICAL ASSERTIONS
she believed that disease was a reparative process
LOGICAL FORM
she used inductive reasoning to extract laws of health, disease and nursing from her observations and experiences