TFN Prelims pt. 1

PERIOD OF INTUITIVE NURSING, PERIOD OF APPRENTICE NURSING, PERIOD OF EDUCATED NURSING, PERIOD OF CONTEMPORARY NURSING

HISTORY OF NURSING:(periods)

PREHISTORIC TIMES THROUGH CHRISTIAN ERA, PRIMITIVE TRIBES

when was and who were the people in Period of Intuitive Nursing

PERIOD OF INTUITIVE NURSING

what period practices these: voodoo, shaman, exorcism, hypnosis

TREPANNING

conducted to release pressure or evil spirits from the patient’s brain by drilling or piercing the skull during ancient times.

11TH CENTURY

when did Period of Apprentice Nursing happened

PASTOR THEODOR FLIEDNER AND FRIEDERIKE

Who found Apprentice Nursing, set the foundation for modern nursing education, and made the transition in 1836

KAISERSWERTH DEACONESSES

first formal school in apprentice nursing

SAIRY GAMP

brought negative feedback for nursing because she is lazy, sloppy, untrained, and always drunk. She would treat people in exchange for beers or alcohol.

1836-PRESENT

When did Period of Educated Nursing Happened

PERIOD OF EDUCATED NURSING

This is the start of modern nursing

1854-1856

Recognition of Florence Nightingale and Rise of Educated Nursing (YEAR)

1860

Florence founded the first professional training school for nurses (YEAR)

NIGHTINGALE TRAINING SCHOOL, ST. THOMAS HOSPITAL IN LONDON

First professional training school for nurses (NAME, WHERE)

MAY 12, 1820

When was Florence Nightingale born

1859-1992

year of Environmental Theory

WW2-PRESENT

When did Period of Contemporary Nursing Happened

1970s-1980s FOUNDATIONS OF MODERN PRACTICE

Introduction to Theories, there was Baccalaureate and Graduation

1990s-2000s PROFESSIONALIZATION AND SPECIALIZATION

advanced training for nurses

2010s-PRESENT GLOBAL LEADERSHIP AND INNOVATION

Recognition of Nurses and Use of telehealth

MARY GRANT SEACOLE

Cared for soldiers during the Crimean War together with Florence Nightingale.

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

Founder of Modern Nursing.

JEAN HENRI DUNANT

Founder of Red Cross and pushed the Geneva Convention (1864), which set rules to protect wounded and medical workers in war.

LINDA RICHARDS

America’s 1st trained nurse. Introduced nurses’ notes and medical records

MARY MAHONEY

America’s 1st black trained nurse. 1st African-American registered nurse in the US and broke racial barriers in nursing.

CLARA BARTON

Organized and established American Red Cross (1881). Pushed US to join the Geneva Convention

LILIAN WALD

Founder of Public Health Nursing in the US

LAVINIA DOCK

Contributed to the 19th Amendment movement, 19th America’s Constitution

LUCY OSBURN

Developed Australia’s 1st School for Nurses at Sydney Hospital. Founder of Modern Nursing in Australia

CESARIA TAN

First Filipino Nurse who had master’s degree in nursing in the US

SOCORO SIRILAN

Reformed social service for indigenous patients in San Lazaro Hospital

MAGDALENA VALENZUELA

First Filipino Industrial Nurse

ANNIE SAND

Founded the national league of Philippine Government Nurses. PGN

CORNEL ELVEGIA MENDOZA ROSARION

First Military Nurse

LORETO TUPAZ

She was known as the dean of the Philippine Nursing Association.

SOCORRO DIAZ

First editor of “The Message”, the first journal of the Philippine nurses association.

FILIPINO NURSES ASSOCIATION

Philippine Nurses Association was previously known as

CONCHITA RUIZ

First editor of “Filipino Nurses” the second journal of the Philippine nurses association.

DR. JULITA SOTEJO

Florence Nightingale of the PH

DR. JULITA SOTEJO 2

Founder and dean of the UP College of Nursing

ANASTACIA GIRON TUPAZ

First Filipino with a title of Nursing Superintendent Chief Nurse at the Philippines General Hospital

ANASTACIA GIRON TUPAZ 2

Founder of the Philippine Nurses Association (PNA)

ANASTACIA GIRON TUPAZ 3

was a President of Board of Nursing

MONTEMAYOR DELGADO

First president of the Filipino Nurses Association (FNA)

NURSING THEORY

is a framework of concepts, definitions, and propositions that helps explain, guide, and improve nursing practice.

NURSING THEORY 1

It provides a structured way of thinking about how nurses care for patients, make decisions, and interact with the healthcare system.

PRE-THEORETICAL ERA(BEFORE 1950s), EARLY THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS(1950s-1960s), THEORY DEVELOPMENT ERA(1970s-1980s), THEORY REFINEMENT AND APPLICATION(1990s-2000s), CONTEMPORARY ERA(2010s-PRESENT)

HISTORY OF NURSING THEORY:

PRE-THEORETICAL ERA(BEFORE 1950s)

based on experiences, tradition, medical models; focuses on making tasks and procedure

EARLY THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS(1950s-1960s)

development of conceptual models

THEORY DEVELOPMENT ERA(1970S-1980s)

formal nursing theories and models were developed here

THEORY REFINEMENT AND APPLICATION(1990s-2000s)

evidence-based practice that will serve as data for research, Theoretical Frameworks as core competency

CONTEMPORARY ERA(2010s-PRESENT)

focuses on global health, technology, interdisciplinary, guide research, ethical frameworks- nursing health ethics

AUTONOMY

letting the patient decide, you can advise but never impose.

JUSTICE

equality to all, responsibilities in the patient care

EMPIRICAL

quantitative

INTERPRETED

qualitative

RATIONALISM

philosophical stance that asserts reason and logic as the primary sources of knowledge

THEORY FIRST THEN RESEARCH

Approach of Rationalism

EMPIRICISM

the philosophy that claims knowledge originates from experience, particularly through observation and experimentation.

RESEARCH FIRST THEN THEORY

Approach of Empiricism