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Why is history important? - correct answer Knowing history and evolution of nursing helps us understand where we came from, where we are now, where we must go as a profession
Knowing who you are a...
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Why is history important? - correct answer ✔Knowing history and evolution
of nursing helps us understand where we came from, where we are now,
where we must go as a profession
Knowing who you are as an evolving professional and nurse enables you to
share this with others and articulate your future roles within interprofessional
teams and the current and future healthcare system
reflexivity - correct answer ✔entails challenging our own beliefs and
sumptions about the world and about our practice
about critical reflection using various lenses to see the world
reflection on action - correct answer ✔happens when we think back to what
we did and consider how we contributed to an outcome, either positive or
negative
helps us see hidden assumptions or gaps in knowledge
reflection in action - correct answer ✔occurs in the moment as we are
involved in carrying out an action
helps us think about whether we are considering all assumptions and
evidence and acting appropriatly
evolution of nursing - correct answer ✔runs parallel to the colonization of the
land of Haudenosasaunee along the St. Lawerence River
,Political Aims of colonization were motivated by economics and religion
Truth and Reconciliation Report - correct answer ✔there is thus an urgent
need in the health professions education community to prioritize
environmentally sustainable healthcare practice, which must include and
prioritize Indigenous voices and Indigenous knowledge systems
Political Aims - correct answer ✔about assimilation and eraser of culture
Marie Rollet Herbert - correct answer ✔- originally from France
- 1st european woman in Haudenosaunee territory to provide nursing care
- lay nurse in her home and visiting nurse
- providing care to Indigenous peoples as well as settlers
- taught indigenous children
- questioned the notion that indigenous peoples were in need of saving and
actually sought their healing knowledge in the care of ill
- focused on equality and social justice
Jean Goodwill - correct answer ✔thought that personal responsibility that
forms an important part of a nurses training must be the guiding ethic an any
profession involving human and social services
Jeanne Mance - correct answer ✔leader of the Hotel-Dieu hospital
arrived in 1641 and founded Hotel Dieu Hospital
Considered t be the founder of nursing in Canada
,CNA's highest award is in her name
Marguerite d'Youville - correct answer ✔formed the "sisters of Charity in
1747
Assisted the poor
First visiting nurses
Florence Nightingale - correct answer ✔- mid 19th century
- founder of Modern Nursing
- Initialy developed in London and then the British Army and from organized
nurses to go to Crimea
- decreased morbidity and mortality due to hygiene practices
- elevated status of nursing
- RESULT: women were able to work outside the Home
Mary Seacole - correct answer ✔- Jamazcian doctoress/ nurse
- used west african and jamacian herbal remides and healing skills learned
from her mother
- know important of hygiene to decrease disease
- travelled widely to provide care during infecious outbreaks
- met with racism and discrimmination and obstacles
Mary Agnes Snively - correct answer ✔- superintendent of nurses at the
Toronto General Hospital's School of nursing
, - established first nursing student residence and a strong curriculum
- co-founded International Council of Nurses and was its Honorary Treasuer
from 1900-1904
- founder and president of Canadian National Association of Trained Nurses
from 1908 to 1912
Jean Gunn - correct answer ✔- recognized for her contributions to public
health in Canada, France and England
- encouraged students to take post-grad courses in public health and nursing
- promoted registration, licensure and standards and professionalism of
nursing
Victorian Order of Nurses - correct answer ✔- in 1897
- charitable, not for profit
- fully trained in midwifery and distinct nursing
- established to make sure that everyone could have access to care no matter
what
Antigonish - correct answer ✔- the sisters of St. Marthas founded St Marthas
hospital in 1901 and was a training school
- established nursing program: 1926
- stfx initiated the first university school of nursing in the province of Nova
Scotia
1948 - correct answer ✔CNA established a demonstration school for the
purpose of preparing nurses in a 2 year period
1950-60s: - correct answer ✔few nurses attended university
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