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1. ojin.nursingworld.org › MainMenuCategories › ANAThe Nightingale Still Sings: Ten Ethical Themes in Early ...

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   Apr 7, 2021 · Nightingale’s legacy has been that of a profound concern for nursing education that was simultaneously nursing science and practice, and moral formation. She wrote “A woman cannot be a good and intelligent nurse without being a good and intelligent woman” ( Nightingale, 1882a , p.1038).

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3. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › fullCelebrating the bicentenary of Nightingale’s birth and her ...

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   On the bicentenary of the birth of Florence Nightingale it is timely to revisit, commemorate, and celebrate her immense contribution to modern nursing, public health, statistics, and social reform. Many authoritative accounts have been produced (Bostridge, 2008; Cook, 1913; Nelson & Rafferty, 2010; Smith, 1982; Woodham-Smith, 1950), including ...

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   Sep 10, 2020 · Her experiment in the formal education of nurses spread beyond the boundaries of Britain to be emulated worldwide. This prompt adoption by many nations of her school of nursing concept was facilitated through the activities of those who became known as the Nightingale disciples.

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6. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › fullFrom Nightingale to now: time to rethink clinical education ...

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   Sep 29, 2020 · We reflect on being clinical teachers and we consider the significant changes in nursing education from Nightingale’s day and how the transition of nursing education into the academy has influenced the clinical teacher’s role.

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   May 31, 2020 · Nightingale published her education findings and thoughts to inform each healthcare discipline and supporting stakeholders about the importance of education and the benefits of evidence-based care on patient outcomes (Conard & Pape, 2014).

8. www.jstor.org › stable › 3413361Florence Nightingale as a Nurse Educator

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   Training is enabling you to use the means you have in yourselves. And ten years later, in a remarkable paper prepared for the conference on nursing held during the World's Fair in Chicago, Miss Nightingale ampli-fied this to What is training? Training is to teach the nurse to help the patient to live. Nursing the sick is an art, and an art ...

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   How did Nightingale change nursing education?

   • They went on to disseminate modern nursing in hospitals across the world. However, despite the success of Nightingale's reforms to nurse education, there was still no standardised length of training for nurses and no statutory qualification leading to registration, which was still decades away.

   British Journal of Nursing - The legacy of Florence Nightingale's

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   What was Nightingale's legacy?

   • Nightingale’s legacy has been that of a profound concern for nursing education that was simultaneously nursing science and practice, and moral formation. Nightingale’s legacy has been that of a profound concern for nursing education that was simultaneously nursing science and practice, and moral formation.

   The Nightingale Still Sings: Ten Ethical Themes in Early Nursing in the

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   What were Nightingale's goals for the nursing profession?

   • Nightingale’s goals for the nursing profession were to organize and standardize the education of nursing (i.e., training) and raise nursing to a respectable profession (Judd & Sitzman, 2014) through enlisting and training pupils of good character and morals; role models of compassion and empathy; and influencers of other caregivers.

   Florence Nightingale: Visionary for the Role of Clinical Nurse

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   What does Nightingale do?

   • Nightingale’s life and impact on patient care, nursing and nursing practice, and healthcare systems and organizations parallel the clinical nurse specialist (CNS) roles and three spheres of impact.

   Florence Nightingale: Visionary for the Role of Clinical Nurse

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   What was Mary Nightingale's legacy?

   • Nightingale’s legacy has been that of a profound concern for nursing education that was simultaneously nursing science and practice, and moral formation. She wrote “A woman cannot be a good and intelligent nurse without being a good and intelligent woman” ( Nightingale, 1882a, p.1038).

   The Nightingale Still Sings: Ten Ethical Themes in Early Nursing in the

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   Why did Nightingale oppose state registration of trained nurses?

   • On both sides of the Atlantic, trained nurses sought ‘registration’ to distinguish themselves from lay nurses. For seven years, Nightingale strongly opposed state registration of trained nurses; initially she felt nursing was a ‘calling’ for those with exemplary personal character and this could not be ‘tested’ (Andrews, 1929).

   Florence Nightingale: Visionary for the Role of Clinical Nurse

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10. journals.sagepub.com › doi › epdfThe Lingering Presence of the Nightingale Legacy

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    Apr 5, 2011 · The author here tracks Nightingale quotes, events, and writings with current initiatives, linking philosophical ideals to practical realities of current nursing practice. Nightingale constructs influencing nursing theories and models are examined.