The legacy Isabel Adams Hampton Robb leaves behind compels one to become an educator of nursing. This registered nurse educational influences continue to be practiced today. Her contributions to the nursing society include grading scales for nursing schools to follow and initiated the American Society of Superintendents of Training Schools for Nurses (Catalano, 2015). Also, she founded Nurses' Associated Alumnae of the United States and Canada, known today as the American Nurses Association. Isabel Robb’s existence must be admired by nursing instructors today as she paved the way for better education standards during a time where women are not recognized.
Hampton Robb received her nursing degree in 1882 from Bellevue School of Nursing in New York City during the post-Civil War era known as the Maturation Era (Maturation Era, para 1). She begins her nursing career at a time when the steady growth of population rises due to the increasing number of immigrants entering the United States. With more people in the country, the demand for nursing care increases as well. She also lived through the Progressive Movement period, which was a time where social reform issues addressed women's suffrage and education. (Progressive Movement, para 1).
Under the harsh circumstances of the Progressive …show more content…
She was the first president of this league, which its establishment offers personal development and recognition to remarkable nurses (National League for Nursing, para. 1). Hampton Robb created the American Nurses Association; this organization represents the best interest of the nurses registered. The association provides nurses and student nurses with continual education and a variety of certifications. Also, they offer webinars and conferences with guest speakers to discuss a mixture of topics involving educating
Hampton Robb received her nursing degree in 1882 from Bellevue School of Nursing in New York City during the post-Civil War era known as the Maturation Era (Maturation Era, para 1). She begins her nursing career at a time when the steady growth of population rises due to the increasing number of immigrants entering the United States. With more people in the country, the demand for nursing care increases as well. She also lived through the Progressive Movement period, which was a time where social reform issues addressed women's suffrage and education. (Progressive Movement, para 1).
Under the harsh circumstances of the Progressive …show more content…
She was the first president of this league, which its establishment offers personal development and recognition to remarkable nurses (National League for Nursing, para. 1). Hampton Robb created the American Nurses Association; this organization represents the best interest of the nurses registered. The association provides nurses and student nurses with continual education and a variety of certifications. Also, they offer webinars and conferences with guest speakers to discuss a mixture of topics involving educating