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First type of nursing school in the Us

Diploma program

Based on the Nightengale model

Diploma programs

Length of the diploma program

3 years or less

How many diploma programs are left in Missouri?

1

Length of the associate degree program

2 years

When and who started the associate degree program

Mildred Montag in 1952

What program was the associate degree program based off of

The Cadet nurse core program during WWII

Reasons for the popularity of associate degree programs

Lower cost


Part-time or weekend options


Shorter duration to reach RN

Program with broad scope of nursing education

Baccalaureate degree

Has asked that BSN is minimum preparation for professional nursing practice

ANA

First Baccalaureate program established when and where

1909 University of Minnesota

Three options for the Baccalaureate program

Traditional 4 yr


RN to BSN


2nd Degree students

First graduate doctorate degree program when and where

Columbia University 1924

Most prestigious, expected to expand theory and create new nursing knowledge through research

PhD

Clinical doctorate, focus is advanced practice nursing or leadership with translational research (not developing new nursing knowledge)

DNP

Ensures the program is meeting national standard guidelines

Accreditation

Approval for Nursing Programs

State board

Accredits programs from the practical nurse level

NLNAC

Accredits BSN, Masters, and Doctorate

CCNE

Number of states that require continuing education for RN/LPN re-licensure

26

Length of Practical (vocational) program

12 to 18 month program

Assist nurses with activities of daily living

Nursing Assistant (UAP)

Ambulatory care settings

Nurse private practice, community health centers, mental health clinics, surgicenters, emergicenters, wound care centers, hospice

Ways to classify hospitals

Size


Type (general or specialty)


Public or private


Short- or long-term stay


Teaching or non-teaching

Largest number of personnel in hospital setting

Nurses

Helps care for current military and their family

Department of defense

Cares for some federal prisoners

Health Resources and Services Administration

Native Americans and Alaskan natives

Indian Health service

Helps provide health insurance to those that cannot afford it

Medicaid

Health insurance for those over the age of 65

Medicare

Focus on different lab testing, immunizations or family planning services

Public health services

Provide pre-hospital emergent care

Emergency medical services

Helps provide basic to advanced services in the patient's home

Home health care

Provide majority of the care in a Long-term care center

LPNs

Number of healthcare workers in the US

14.3 million (10% of total workforce)

Treat structural and neurological problems related to bones and muscles

Chiropractors


4 years of study

# of years for medical technologists

4 years

Certified lab tech # of years (does routine lab work)

2 years

Health care workers who draw your blood, require on the job training

Phlebotemist

Number of years for dentist

3-4 years after undergrad

Make dentures or crowns and bridges (2 year education)

Denturists

Help maintain supplies, process x-rays, keep appointments (in dentist office)

Dental assistants

Select diets, counseling, management of diets with a group of patients

Dieticians

Degree required for health services management carriers

Master's degree

Requirements for the medical assistant

1 year certificate or 2 year degree

Majority of physician assistants education

Master's

Provide basic life support, first aid, transport

Emergency medical technician


110 hour course

Provide advanced life support (shock the heart, give medications)

Paramedic


600-1000 hour program or 2 year degree

Assist with dispensing medications

Pharmacy technicians

Treats deformities of feet

Podiatrist (6-8 years)

Physician that treats mental illness

Psychiatrist

Length of program for occupational therapist

6 years

Make artificial limbs

Prosthetists

7 year education, treat eye disorders with corrective lens and exercise

Optometrist

Physician who treats eye diseases, prescribe corrective lens, eye surgery

Ophthalmologist

Make braces

Orthotists

Supervise therapeutic and diversional play in hospital settings

Child life specialist (4 years)