This document provides a historical overview of the development of nursing as a profession from ancient to modern times. It discusses:
- Nursing in pre-historic and early Christian eras, where care was provided intuitively within families and religious orders.
- The evolution of nursing during the Middle Ages, where most nurses were part of religious orders providing care in monasteries.
- The establishment of formal nursing orders and training in the late Middle Ages and Renaissance.
- The modernization of nursing due to Florence Nightingale's establishment of nursing schools in the 19th century.
- Nursing education programs and career opportunities in India today.
This document provides a historical overview of the development of nursing as a profession from ancient to modern times. It discusses:
- Nursing in pre-historic and early Christian eras, where care was provided intuitively within families and religious orders.
- The evolution of nursing during the Middle Ages, where most nurses were part of religious orders providing care in monasteries.
- The establishment of formal nursing orders and training in the late Middle Ages and Renaissance.
- The modernization of nursing due to Florence Nightingale's establishment of nursing schools in the 19th century.
- Nursing education programs and career opportunities in India today.
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This document provides a historical overview of the development of nursing as a profession from ancient to modern times. It discusses:
- Nursing in pre-historic and early Christian eras, where care was provided intuitively within families and religious orders.
- The evolution of nursing during the Middle Ages, where most nurses were part of religious orders providing care in monasteries.
- The establishment of formal nursing orders and training in the late Middle Ages and Renaissance.
- The modernization of nursing due to Florence Nightingale's establishment of nursing schools in the 19th century.
- Nursing education programs and career opportunities in India today.
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UF THE PRUFESSIUN, PERSPECTIVE UF NURSINC PRUFESSIUN -NATIUNAL, CLUBAL.
INTRUDUCTIUN:- Notsloq os oo ott ote to be coltlvoteJ ooJ o ptofessloo to be followeJ ls moJeto ootsloq os o ptoctlse otlqlooteJ lo tbe Jlm post wbete some motbets omooq tbe cove Jwellets cooleJ tbe fotebeoJ of bet slck cbllJ wltb wotet ftom tbe btook 5ir wi//iom Os/er 1he word 'hlsLory' brlngs Lo our mlnd a chronologlcal record or accounL of pasL evenLs and developmenL 8uL Lhe sLudy of hlsLory of nurslng ls noL merely meanL for learnlng all Lhe daLes of hlsLorlc evenLs lL ls Lo undersLand Lhe changes LhaL occurred ln Lerms of rellglon economy and pollLlcs ln Lhe varlous culLures of Lhe world Lhrough Lhe ages and how Lhese changes lnfluenced nurslng and broughL lL Lo Lhe presenL day sLaLus of a professlon uurlng Lhe Mlddle Ages nurslng was carrled ouL by rellglous or mlllLary groups by carlng poor and desLlLuLe 1he nurslng needs of Lhe slck aL home were meL by Lhe members of Lhe famlly lL was Lhe evoluLlon of medlclne surgery lnLo compllcaLed Lechnlcal area requlrlng many procedures Lo be performed by persons speclally Lralned and havlng undersLandlng of sclenLlflc prlnclples whlch broughL Lhe Lwo professlons closer LogeLher HISTURICAL UVERVIEW:- 1he hlsLorlcal overvlew of nurslng reflecLs Lhe developmenL of nurslng from early Llmes Lo modern era Nursing in Pre-bistoric or Primitive Period:- 1hough Lhe arL of heallng began Lhousands of years ago yeL Lhe anclenL hlsLory reveals no record of nurslng ln prehlsLorlc Llmes WhaL we know abouL Lhe care of slck ln prlmlLlve Llmes has been dlscovered Lhrough myLhs songs and Lhe research of archaeologlsLs lrom Lhe Llme of flrsL moLher down Lo LhaL of Lhe modern moLher we flnd women proLecLlng carlng for Lhelr chlldren Lhe aged and Lhe slck members of Lhe famlly nurslng evolved as an lnLulLlve response Lo Lhe deslre Lo keep healLhy and provlde comforL Lo Lhe slck Nursing in Early Cbristian Era { AD - AD]:- no formal educaLlon or Lralnlng was expecLed for women carlng for slck or dlsabled uurlng Lhls perlod Lhe ueaconesses an order of ChrlsLlan women who served Lhe slck and poor were ordalned hoebe of Cenchraea dedlcaLed her llfe Lo nurslng and was called Lhe f|rst v|s|t|ng nurse Nursing in Early Middle Age {- AD]:- 8y Mlddle Ages (3001000) Au nurslng has become an organlsed servlce MosL nurses were parL of rellglous orders 8uL Lhe fall of Lhe mlghLy 8oman Lmplre by lnvaslon of barbarlc Lrlbes ln 8ome durlng Lhls perlod broughL abouL Lhe dlsorganlzaLlon ln Lhe socleLy 8oman armles were dlsbanded roads and brldges were desLroyed and hlghway robbery and homes were desLroyed or Laken over Many rellglous orders were dlsbanded and women were expecLed Lo devoLe Lhelr Llme and energles Lo Lhelr own famllles and home lnsLead of glvlng care Lo slck 1hls perlod ls referred as Lhe ark Age of Nurs|ng ln response Lo Lhls desplLe poverLy confuslon and pollLlcal unresL Lhe monaster|es and nunner|es were developed by monks and nuns 1hroughouL Lhe mlddle ages Lhey provlde medlcal and nurslng care Lo Lhe Lravellers poor and Lhe needy Nursing in Late Middle Ages {- AD]:- ln Lurope many nurslng orders were developed durlng Lhls Llme 1hey were
1 ,|||tary nurs|ng orders 2 ranc|scan orders 3 ecu|ar orders Nursing Needs of Society in {-8 AD]:- ollLlcal and lndusLrlal revoluLlon Lhe 8enalssance affecLed nurslng for Lhe perlod 1300 1830 Au uurlng 8enalssance new ldeas were developed ln arL archlLecLure llLeraLure and medlclne buL lefL no Lrace on nurslng uurlng Lhls perlod nurses were poorly fed overworked and lllLreaLed Cnly Lhose who could noL flnd a beLLer [ob Look up nurslng nurses lacked Lhe necessary sklll and moral sLandard ln 1663 t Lou|se de ,ar|||ac Le Gras asslsLed t V|ncent de au| ln organlzlng Lhe |sters of Char|ty
1he kev|va| of the eaconesses ln 1836 1heodor ||edner revlved Lhe order of eaconesses ln ka|serwerth ln Germany wlLh Lhe help of hls wlfe reder|ka ,unster Modern Nursing:- llorence nlghLlngale has been called Lhe founder of modern nurslng" 1he Nlghtlngule School ut St. 1homux Hoxpltul: - AfLer Lhe Crlmean War a fund was ralsed Lo sLarL a 1ralnlng School for nurses and ln une 1860 N|ght|nga|e 1ra|n|ng choo| was opened aL t 1homas nosp|ta| ln London Nursing in India: - 1he lndlan books on Ayurveda whlch are ln elghL parLs cover Lhe whole fleld of medlcal sclence lncludlng nurslng care ln lndla evelopment of Nurxlng Servlcex: - 8y Lhe end of Lhe 19 Lh cenLury dlfferenL Lypes of hosplLals came lnLo exlsLence whlch helped ln Lhe developmenL of nurslng ln lndla 1hey were 1 ,|||tary nosp|ta|s 2 C|v|||an nosp|ta|s 3 ,|ss|on nosp|ta| 4 uffer|n nosp|ta| Nurxlng FJucutlon: - 1he Nurxlng FJucutlon Progrummex ln InJlu lx xhown ln the tuble below: - | No rogrammes Lntry requ|rement urat|on of tudy Lxam|nat|ons No Cf Inst|tut|ons(as on eb 2007) 1 AnM 10 Lh sLandard 2 years SnC/uML 147 2 CnM 10+2(ArLs /Sclence) 3 1/2years SnC/uML/SL8 1484 3 8Sc(8aslc) 10+2(Sclence) 4 years unlverslLy 763 4 8Sc(osL 8aslc) CnM 2 years(8egular) 3 years (ulsLance) unlverslLy 72 3 MSc 8Sc+2years 2years unlverslLy 86 6 Mhll MSc 1year(lull Llme) 2years(arL Llme) unlverslLy 4 7 hu MSc/Mhll 33 years unlverslLy 6 Note NC SLaLe nurslng Councll ,L ulrecLor Medlcal LducaLlon L8 SLaLe LxamlnaLlon 8oard CHARACTERISTICS, CRITERIA UF PRUFESSIUN: - A ptofessloo ls deflned as an educaLlon wlLh eLhlcal componenLs LhaL ls devoLed Lo Lhe promoLlon of human and soclal welfare" Cbaracteristics of a Profession: - A professlon has Lhe followlng prlmary characLerlsLlcs 1 A professlon has lLs own body of knowledge based on soclal and sclenLlflc prlnclples 2 1he members of a professlon uLlllze Lhls knowledge Lo ldenLlfy and solve problems 3 A professlon ls a form of employmenL especlally one LhaL ls respecLed ln socleLy as honourable and ls posslble only for an educaLed person and afLer Lralnlng ln some speclal branch of knowledge 4 A professlon has servlce alm as well as academlc and LheoreLlcal alm 1he servlces offered by a professlon are ln response Lo Lhe needs of Lhe socleLy and are fundamenLal Lo Lhe promoLlon of human and soclal welfare 3 A professlon consLanLly enlarges lLs body of knowledge Lhrough research ln order Lo lmprove lLs servlces Lo Lhe socleLy 6 A professlon deLermlnes Lhe quallflcaLlons necessary for Lhose who enLer ln Lo pracLlce 7 A professlon has a code of eLhlcs 8 A professlon recognlzes lLs responslblllLles Lo develop educaLlonal programmes ln cooperaLlon wlLh Lhe educaLlonal lnsLlLuLlons ln order Lo offer speclallzed sLudy and pracLlce requlred Lo learn Lhe meLhods of servlce develop skllls for Lhe beLLer servlce of Lhe socleLy Criteria of Nursing Profession: - N StunJurJx of Nurxlng Pructlce: - 1 Assessment 2 |agnos|s 3 Cutcome Ident|f|cat|on 4 |ann|ng Imp|ementat|on 6 Lva|uat|on N StunJurJx of Profexxlonul Performunce: - 1 ua||ty of pract|ce 2 Lducat|on 3 rofess|ona| ract|ce Lva|uat|on 4 Co||eg|a||ty Co||aborat|on 6 Lth|cs 7 kesearch 8 kesource Ut|||zat|on 9 Leadersh|p PERSPECTIVE UF NURSINC PRUFESSIUN-NATIUNAL, CLUBAL...... Nursing Profession - national perspective: - 1he llsLs of opporLunlLles avallable ln lndla are glven under 1 SLaff nurse 2 Ward slsLer or ward ln charge 3 AsslsLanL nurslng SuperlnLendenL 4 uepuLy nurslng superlnLendenL 3 nurslng SuperlnLendenL 6 CommunlLy PealLh nurse (CPn) 7 1eachlng ln nurslng 8 lndusLrlal nurses 9 School healLh nurses 10MlllLary nurse 11nurslng servlce abroad 12 nurslng servlce admlnlsLraLlve poslLlons
Slnce lLs lncepLlon Lhe governmenL of lndla ls Laklng parL ln Lhe developmenL of nurslng professlon ln splLe of havlng good scope ln Lhe fleld of nurslng Lhe nurses of lndla are sLlll ln a poslLlon of dlssaLlsfacLlon Nursing Profession - Clobal Perspective: - 1oday's nursewheLher ln 8alLlmore 8elruL or 8angkokls a global nurse Clobal Issues in Nursing Profession: - 1 Lxpans|on of Lmp|oyment Cpportun|t|es lL lncludes C||n|c|an Advanced ract|ce Nurse Nurse Lducator Nurse Adm|n|strator Nurse kesearcher 2 Nurs|ng's Impact on o||t|cs and nea|th o||cy 3 1echno|og|ca| Advancements and Nurs|ng Informat|cs 4 Lv|denced 8ased ract|ce Competency 6 ,|grat|on 7 hortage of Nurses A|| over the Wor|d 8 V|o|ence and |ack of ersona| afety |n Workp|ace CUNCLUSIUN 1he hlsLory of nurslng ls from Lhe hlsLory of manklnd 1he presenL nurslng professlon ls as a resulL of number of changes LhaL Look place ln Lhe socleLy 8ecause of Lhe conLlnuous supporL of Lhe nurse leaders Loday nurslng ls noL only an honorable professlon buL also an essenLlal modern occupaLlon all over world 1hls ls one of Lhe greaLesL of humanlLarlan servlces and all people wheLher lll or well rlch or poor llLeraLe or llllLeraLe young or old aL work or play ln or ouL of hosplLal are ln some way or oLher dlrecLly or lndlrecLly closely assoclaLed wlLh lL REFERENCES: 1 1he 8oard of nurslng LducaLlon nurses League ChrlsLlan Medlcal AssoclaLlon of lndla (SouLh lndla 8ranch) ' 1ext 8ook lot Notses lo loJlo vol1 3 Lh LdlLlon 8 l ubllcaLlons vL LLd Chennal 2008 g 0186 2 1he 8oard of nurslng LducaLlon nurses League ChrlsLlan Medlcal AssoclaLlon of lndla (SouLh lndla 8ranch) '9tofessloool Jjostmeots ooJ tblcs lot Notses lo loJlo 6 Lh LdlLlon 8 l ubllcaLlons vL LLd Chennal 1993 g 0723 3 1he 1ralned nurses' AssoclaLlon of lndla 'looJomeotols of Notsloq 9toceJote Mooool 1 sL
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