Before World War I the woman who were working as nurses were mainly nuns that cared for the old and the sick. Florence Nightingale is recognized as the woman who started the nursing industry. She believed nursing needed to be recognized as a profession mainly in the military system. In 1860 Queen of Victoria made F. Nightingales’ plan for a hospital to be created in the Army to train surgeons and nurses. After that hospitals with the military began to open with the trained nursing…
Chapter One Outline I. Early childhood education is an important career of educating and caring for young children. It is good to learn more about yourself to acquire knowledge that will help you grow. II. Early childhood education refers to the education and care given to children from birth to age eight.…
Some latchkey kids feel that they are not loved because their parents leave them at home alone. Some children do not understand that the parents have to work in order to provide them with the basic necessities. The only thing that the child may think is that the parent would rather work instead of spending quality time with them. According to Brown, Ph.D, & Newnam, B.A, (2005) of the William Gladden Foundation, “communication is the key to helping latchkey kids feel emotionally secure”.…
In The Babysitter III there is a girl named Jenny Jeffers. She is or was a babysitter until a serial killer started murdering people. The serial killer name is Mr. Hagen he is killing babysitters because, when his wife and him were out for a date night sort of thing and while they were away their son was asleep. They had a babysitter watching over him while they were gone just in case of an emergency. When they were gone the babysitter had someone over and wasn’t paying attention to the man and wife’s son.…
A child’s early years are the most critical for their development. The experiences or events that happen during this stage can have an impact on the child for the rest of their lives. There have been various changes that have occurred in my life that I believe influenced the type of person that I am today. I chose to do the timeline option because I felt that this was the best way to showcase my growth. The timeline will be the best for me to display the chronosystem concept and really show my growth over time.…
The History of Nursing Before there was a word to define what nurses do there were nurses. Nursing dates back to the mid 19th century. The first person to put it down on paper was Florence Nightingale. She was asked by the British government to work with a small group of Military and nurses at Scutar hospital.…
Ah, the holidays; the most wonderful time of the year. A great time to be with family and friends. We all are lucky to be with our families, and be blessed and thankful for them, but there are some who are not lucky enough to have anything. That’s when the toy drives come in! For years, toy drives have been providing toys and games for children who possess less than others.…
Nursing is one of the oldest professions, dating back to 300 AD, but modern nursing has been around since 1854. Florence Nightingale was credited for bringing nursing into the modern world and she changed the future of nursing forever. As the profession of nursing changed through the years, so has the way nurses perform their duties. Nurses have many duties and responsibilities they perform each day and one such important job is to communicate efficiently and effectively to the next nurse coming on duty. Clear communication keeps the patients safe and also improves patient and nurse satisfaction.…
Nursing from the 1900’s to now It all started as a sick person taking care of another person. As civilization appeared in Europe nurses used to be under the direction of the priest –physician. It used to be thought that the sick were caused by evil and sin. The Christians came along and introduced the first nurse a Deaconess named Phoebe a practical nurse to Rome.…
Nursing Since 1854, nursing has been recognized as a profession. It could be said that nursing is as old as mankind since people have always needed nursing care when ill or wounded. The word nurse is derived from the Anglo-French nurice and the Latin nutrica, both of which mean nourish(nursingtheory.org). This is exactly what nurses have always done. Nursing has a very extensive history.…
The Early Education Center For my observation, I visited The Early Education Center, Seagull School. The preschool classroom that I visited consisted of three teachers and thirty children, ages three and four years old. The type of program at The Early Education Center is what I call a “traditional” preschool.…
My Personal Philosophy of Nursing Miesha Rawls University of Texas Arlington Abstract: This paper explores the personal nursing philosophy I like to use as a Registered Nurse. My personal philosophy of nursing incorporates compassion and caring for the wellbeing of another individual as if it was someone in your own family. In this paper I will include historical, ethical, and political factors influencing the nursing profession. As well as why I wanted to become a nurse.…
Observation Paper: Early Childhood Purpose The purpose of this assignment is to observe a child between the ages of 2-16, while reviewing which stages of development they are in. By observing the child it helps retain information correlating with the class by having to go back and remember what was discussed. Understanding development is important because then you are aware which stages a child should be in.…
Florence Nightingale as the “original” nurse, and has led the path for all nurses since. Florence was born in 1820 in Florence, Italy and that is where her name came from. Florence was born into an upper class family, but she felt calling from God to help. With that calling Florence wanted to train to become a nurse, and after some convincing to her parents in 1851 she went to Germany to train as a nurse. In 1854 the Crimean War began and that is when Florence began to really shine.…
“Nursing is a profession focused on assisting individuals, families, and communities to attain, recover, and maintain optimum health and function from birth to old age (Taylor, C., Lillis p. 5)”. Many factors contributed to the development of the nursing profession. The main person that made nursing into what it is today is the famous Florence Nightingale. She “defined nursing as both an art and a science (Taylor, C., Lillis p. 5)”. Nurses have taken up many roles since the beginning, when Florence Nightingale founded nursing.…