Chapter 3 Educating the Profession. Early American Healthcare Nightingale and her traditions –Crimean War –Training in Britain –Notes on Nursing.

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Chapter 3 Educating the Profession

Early American Healthcare Nightingale and her traditions –Crimean War –Training in Britain –Notes on Nursing

U.S. Training Schools of Nursing First schools of nursing National Association of Nursing Superintendents –Isabel Hampton –Lavinia Dock –Adelaide Nutting

Hospital Training Diploma model of training Nursing care duties Transformation of early hospital nursing –Sanitation –Medical schools

Development of Nursing Education Standards Institution of Regulatory Boards –Licensure issues Flexner Report Goldmark Report Hospital training to university education

Minority Nurses’ Training Women of Color –Training sites –Mary Eliza Mahoney –Mabel Keaton Staupers –Mary Elizabeth Carnegie Hampton University

1950’s New Educational Models Practical nursing programs Associate degree programs –Differences between AD and BSN programs

1990’s New Educational Models and Beyond Second degree students –Accelerated curriculum Generic masters Specialty nursing certifications