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Isabel Hampton - Answer-Prominent founding member of the American Society of
Superintendents of Training Schools for Nurses.
Addressed concerns about the demands of students being staffed and the obedience to
physicians that did not promote nursing as a profession.
Society of the Superintendents of Training Schools for Nurses - Answer-Focus:
Advance and standardize training of nurses
Goal: Promote fellowship of members and maintain a universal standard of training for
the best interests of the nursing profession.
Later became known as National League for Nursing Educators (NLNE)
First Three Training Schools for Nurses in U.S. - Answer--Went to both school and
worked very long hours/workload
-Training long days of patient service
-Required 2 to 3 years of intense hospital work
-After completion of program, employed as "graduate private duty nurses"
-"Trained nurses" saw their social status elevate as a result of training school
Proliferation of Nursing Schools - Answer-i. Nightingale's Apprenticeship Model of
Nursing
ii. British Origins of Nursing Training Programs
iii. Nurses in War: 1898-Spanish-American War & Yellow Fever
iv. Army Nurse Corps
v. Navy Nurse Corps
vi. World War 1
vii. American Red Cross & Jane Delano
viii. Vassar College and Army School of Nursing
ix. World War 2
x. American Red Cross Volunteer nurse's aides
xi. Cadet Nurse Corps
xii. Subsidizing nursing education financially
Florence Nightingale - Answer-established the first nursing philosophy based on health
maintenance and restoration
developed the first organized program for training nurses called The Nightingale
Training School for Nurses at St. Thomas' Hospital in London
British Origins of Nursing Training Programs - Answer-Result of the commitment of
improving nursing in England following the creation of Nightingale Training School
, Nurses in War: Spanish-American War & Yellow Fever - Answer-Nurses volunteers to
serve in the army to care for soldiers suffering from yellow fever, leading to trained
nurses becoming permanent members of the armed services. Creation of Army and
Navy Nurse Corps.
American Red Cross and Jane Delano - Answer-campaigned to recruit more women
into the war efforts, women of higher society and thousands of nurses' aides
Vassar College and Army School of Nursing - Answer-•Nurse leaders cooperated with
the federal government in a recruitment and mobilization campaign remedy the
profound nursing shortage.
•Nurse leaders debate on volunteer's educational qualifications: solution, Innovative
nursing programs were established at Vassar College and Army School of Nursing.
Frances Payne Bolton and the Cadet Nurse Corps - Answer-U.S. Congress, authorized
bill U.S. Public Health Service, established Cadet Nurse Corp, whose focus was to
increase the number of professional nurses by financially subsidizing nursing education.
Cadet Nurse Corps - Answer-•Bolton Act 1943
•Encouraged young women to enter nursing school
•Financial and patriotic benefits
•Established to provide an abbreviated training program designed to meet the needs of
the war effort.
Hill-Burton Act of 1946 - Answer-funding for the improvement and expansion of hospital
services
advances in medicine such as penicillin, a miracle drug
Goldmark Report (1923) - Answer-recommended increased educational standards
based on the inadequacies of hospital based education for nurses
Nurse Training Act of 1964 - Answer-1943, supported training of nurses in response to
nursing shortage through scholarships, loans, recruitment, school construction &
maintenance and special education projects.
# of RN's, PN's and nursing aides increased significantly
GI Bill of Rights - Answer-(1946): contributed to increased enrollment in nursing
programs both at the baccalaureate and community college settings
Mildred Montag - Answer-Developed the concept for associate degree in nursing
programs that would help alleviate the nursing shortage
Lillian Wald and Mary Brewster - Answer-Opened the Henry Street Settlement, focusing
on the health needs of the poor
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