History and Evolution of Nursing
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Nursing has evolved from ancient times when it began as basic human instincts of caring for others to a global profession. Florence Nightingale transformed nursing in the 19th century by establishing nursing schools and emphasizing the importance of hygiene. She is considered the founder of modern nursing. Since then, milestones like regulatory bodies, professional organizations, and evidence-based practice have established nursing as a full profession with diverse specialties and roles in communities worldwide.
History and Evolution of Nursing
- 1. History and Evolution of Nursing Jed Montayre, RN, MSN, PhD(c)
- 2. HOW DID NURSING START? WHERE DID IT BEGIN? WHO FOUNDED NURSING? WHAT IS NURSING? ______________________________?
- 3. ANCIENT CIVILIZATION NURSING WAS NOTED TO BE AS OLD AS TIME. IT BASICALLY STARTED FROM : INSTINCT - HUMAN NATURE NURTURING CARING NURSING
- 4. EGYPTIAN RITES HEALTH AND HEALING BELIEFS OF ANCIENT CIVILIZATION. SUPERSTITION AND BLACK MAGIC INJURIES FROM WARS AND OTHER TRAGIC EVENTS.
- 5. BIBLICAL RECORDS JESUS HEALING THE WOUNDED AND THE INFLICTED GOOD SAMARITAN LAW
- 6. CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATIONS AND ORDERS CRUSADES Knights of St. John of Jerusalem Sisters of Charity a.k.a Knights of Hospitallers Established by St. Vincent de Paul in France Decendants are the Knights Templars The first nursing orders Monastic Order of St. Augustine
- 8. CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATION AND ORDERS Order of the Deaconesses Founders of the Order Founded in Kaiserwerth, Germany. Kaiserwerth Institute for Deaconesses Recognised the role of women in taking care for the sick. Initiated the establishment of training school for nurses. Founders of the training school : Pastor Theodore Fliedner & Frederika Fliedner (wife) ..and one of the students of this training school is
- 9. A lady named Florence Nightingale An English lady from a wealthy family during the Victorian era During the Crimean War- known to be the Lady with the Lamp A nursing theorist, writer and statistician.
- 10. Prior to Florence Nightingale Is the Dark Age for Nursing because Nursing is considered as Who are the nurses? A very low job in terms of social hierarchy. Women of lowest social standing A job for the uneducated and poor. Wayward women of low status, instead of A desperate occupation. going to prison, they were asked to served as nurses. monastic women or untrained helpers of low repute. Poor unmarried woman with no family or no chance of getting married.
- 11. FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE Changed the image of nursing Dubbed as the Lady with the Lamp
- 12. FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE NOTES on NURSING(1859) What it is and What it is not
- 13. FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE Nightingale Training School at St. School of Nursing Thomas Hospital In 1860, Nightingale laid the foundation of professional nursing when the first school of nursing was established.
- 14. FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE Environmental Theory Maintaing the a safe and clean environment to Promote well-being
- 15. Transformation of Nursing into a Profession Nightingale Nurses Linda Richards- the first American trained Nurse (1870) became a great nursing pioneer in USA and Japan. Some nurses became the matrons at several leading hospital (St. Marys, Westmisnter Hospital, Royal Victoria Hospital, Sydney Hospital)
- 16. Transformation of Nursing into a Profession Nightingale describes Nursing as: SCIENCE ART Nursing is a body of scientific Nursing has its own way knowledge using empirics. proper way of doing things and applying knowledge. (Example the interaction between a health consumer and the nurse)
- 17. Milestones in Nursing Training and Education Development and Establishments of Nursing Schools all over the world.
- 18. Milestones in Nursing Regulating Agency/ Body Existence of Regulating Body for Nurses that sets that the conduct of nurses and regulates safe nursing practice
- 19. Milestones in Nursing A Professional Organization Development of Nursing Organizations from local to international levels
- 20. Milestones in Nursing Continuing Education Continuing professional education and training for nurses for competency (Trainings, Masters degree in Nursing, Doctorate in Nursing)
- 21. Milestones in Nursing Publication Nursing has a voice, has free medium of expression and has the right to be heard in the discussion of issues pertaining to the healthcare delivery system and the like
- 22. Milestones in Nursing Community Involvement Nursing has extended roles and has various participation in the community service and industry.
- 23. Milestones in Nursing Community Service Eg. Health Expo
- 24. Milestones in Nursing Development of New Nursing Knowledge Development of Nursing Theory and applied it into nursing practice.
- 25. Milestones in Nursing Involvement in Research and geared research outputs results towards Evidenced-Based Practice.
- 26. Is Nursing A Profession? A VERY YES NOBLE PROFESSION
- 27. WHY DO WE SAY SO? WHAT MAKES NURSING A PROFESSION? Characteristics of a profession Education and Training Regulating Body Code of Ethics Professional Organization Publication and Representation Research and Application (EBP) Autonomy
- 28. INDEED NURSING IS A PROFESSION. THEREFORE EVERY NURSE IS EXPECTED TO HAVE PROFESSIONALISM.
- 29. HOW ABOUT THE NURSES OF TODAY? WHAT WILL YOU BECOME THREE YEARS FROM NOW?
- 30. OR
- 31. Pathway of Nursing Professionals Elderly Care
- 32. Pathway of Nursing Professionals Emergency Nursing
- 33. Pathway of Nursing Professionals Acute Ward Nursing (Medical/ Surgical)
- 34. Pathway of Nursing Professionals Pediatric Nurse
- 35. Pathway of Nursing Professionals Military Nursing
- 36. Pathway of Nursing Professionals Theater Nurse
- 37. Pathway of Nursing Professionals Industrial Nursing (School Nurse, Company Nurse)
- 38. Pathway of Nursing Professionals Nurse Educators
- 39. Pathway of Nursing Professionals High Dependency Unit
- 40. Pathway of Nursing Professionals Mental Health Nurse
- 41. The EVOLUTION OF THE NURSING PROFESSION FROM TO
- 42. ITS JUST LIKE THIS..
- 43. Through the years Nursing has gone a long way Because of her legacy.. FLORENCE NIGHTINGCALE Founder of Modern Nursing
- 44. LONDON, "May, 1872. FOR us who Nurse, our Nursing is a thing, which, unless in it we are making progress every year, every month, every week, take my word for it we are going back. The more experience we gain, the more progress we can make. The progress you make in your year's training with us is as nothing to what you must make every year after your year's training is over. -Florence Nightingale
- 45. THANK YOU! Jed Ray Montayre, RN, MSN, PhD(c) February 2013