Name That Nurse
She is considered the earliest nurse theorist
Who is Florence Nightingale
This was the reason that patient hospital stay was reduced
What is to reduce cost
This division has to do with government funded research
What is the division of nursing research
This was the first nursing journal
What is the American Journal of Nursing
Nursing, nursing application, and nursing intervention are described by these
She was the first nurse practitioner
Who is Loretta Ford
This focused on nursing education reform
What is the Brown Report
This organization focused on licensure
What is the National League of Nursing
This was the only place in the 1960s that nurses were allowed to wear scrub pants
This type of abuse is majorly still faced in society today and causes morbidity
She was a theorist with a grand theory
Who is Rosemarie Parse
This helped make patient care more technologically efficient and patient centered
What is the Tiger Study
This organization called for all nurses to have a BSN and practice at full scope of practice
What is the Institute of Medicine
This government took responsibility during the pandemic
What is the state government
The discipline of nursing is described by as these two things
What is a science and an art
She emphasized viewing the patient as a whole
This is one of the reasons for the shortage of nurses
What is nurse educator shortage
This organization helps improve outcomes and quality of care
What is the American Nurses Association
This decade focused on limiting hospital length of stay
These are the two types of nursing theory websites
What are compilation sites and content sites
She is a theorist who focused on the patient as the sum of many parts
This is improved by pharmacological strategies
The nurse practice act describes the roles of nurses related to these two things
What are scope of practice and education
This was the year that the division of nursing was created
When is 1946
These are some of the places nursing theories can be applied (name at least two)
Where is the community, primary care, specialty care, primary prevention