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37 Cards in this Set
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An Abstract for Action (Lysaught Report) |
Encouraged career ladders and higher salaries for nurses |
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Community College Education for Nursing |
Compared state board results for various types of nursing programs |
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Health Professions Education for the Future: Schools in Service to the Nation |
Focused on interdisciplinary education and collaboration |
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Healthy People 2020 |
Established national goals for health promotion and disease prevention |
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National Commission on Nursing Study (1981) |
Encouraged independent decision making by nurses |
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National Institute of Medicine Study |
Funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Social Services |
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Nursing for the Future (Brown Report) |
Envisioned changes in nursing roles to include supervision, administration, teaching, and research |
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Pew Health Professions Commission Report |
Controversial study due to recommendations to close some nursing and medical schools |
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The Study of Credentialing in Nursing: A New Approach |
Supported the development of a credentialing center for nursing |
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Goldmark Report |
Recommended endowments to fund nursing education |
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The Education of Nursing Technicians (Montag Study) |
Landmark study published in The Education of Nursing Technicians |
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Ginzberg Report |
Focused on effective use of auxiliary personnel and the nursing shortage |
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Educational Preparation for Nurse Practitioners and Assistants to Nurses |
Advocated a master's degree for the clinical nurse specialist role |
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National Commission on Nursing Implementation Project (1985) |
Included a focus on nursing delivery systems and nursing informatics |
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The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health (2010) |
Encouraged transformation of the health care system to bring positive change to the nursing profession |
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Goldmark Report |
One goal was to establish minimum educational standards for nursing education |
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Pew Report |
Encouraged the development of generalists rather than specialists to address national health issues |
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Goldmark Report |
Initially evaluated the preparation of nurses for community health nursing |
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National Commission on Nursing Study (1981) |
Funded in part by the American Hospital Association |
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Healthy People 2020 |
Included a focus on mental health and ecological indicators of health |
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Nursing for the Future (Brown Report) |
National Nursing Council for War Service prompted this study |
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National Commission on Nursing Study (1981) |
Prompted by the nursing shortages in the 1960's and 1970's |
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The Education of Nursing Technicians (Montag Study) |
Proposed a continuum of nursing functions: assisting, technical, and professional |
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National Institute of Medicine Study |
Study mandated by the Nurse Training Act of 1979 |
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Health Professions Education for the Future: Schools in Service to the Nation, Pew Health Professions Commission Report |
Study sponsored by the Pew Charitable Trusts |
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National Institute of Medicine Study |
One result of this study was a serious national nursing shortage |
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Esther Lucille Brown |
A social anthropologist and director of the Department of Studies in the Professions of the Russell Sage Foundation |
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Mildred Montag |
Findings of her 5 year study appeared in her Community College Education for Nursing report. |
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Esther Lucille Brown |
First to recommend that professional nursing education no longer take place in hospitals |
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Mildred Montag |
Her studies prompted the development and growth of nursing in community colleges |
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Inez Hinsvark |
Primary researcher for The Study of Credentialing in Nursing: A New Approach |
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Jerome P. Lysaught |
Recommended more research in nursing education and practice |
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Esther Lucille Brown |
Envisioned nurses supervising other health care personnel |
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Esther Lucille Brown |
Envisioned greater involvement of nurses in preventive care and acute care rather than routine patient care |
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Katherine Bauer |
Conducted the 1983 National Institute of Medicine Study |
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Josephine Goldmark |
The chief investigator of a study that led to the establishment of the Yale University School of Nursing |
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Eli Ginzberg |
Economics professor whose report focused on the nursing shortage and the need for nurses to conduct further research |
