Edith Cavell

Marie Curie A glowing particle of radium sat in the dark with all of its pitchblende dirt particle buddies. A sliver of light was let in by the almost shut door, and as the sliver grew bigger, the shadow of a woman appeared on the ground. Marie Curie stepped into her lab, and began to gather the tools she needed. She picked up the little jar of pitchblende and brought it to a workstation and began sifting through it. The footsteps that had been working their way to the door finally reached it…

This report is about writing in the nursing discipline and, because this is a broad topic to discuss, my sources are mainly focused on issues in the industry and nursing from international perspectives. These pieces of research create a vague understanding of the practice of nursing and provide information about multiple issues from both the past and the present. In S. Williams’s (2010) article Global nursing: International outlook published in Nursing Management, a meeting organized by the…