NFDN 1001 EXAM WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
Early nursing
Prior to nursing in New France, men delivered health and nursing care.
Though men couldn't provide care for women in L/D
Christianity
-Spread christianity
_ Convert aboriginals to christianity.
New Diseases
Cholera, Typhus, and small pox resulted from early settlers.
Affected many aboriginals.
Colonialism
Loss of culture, knowledge, traditions, way of life, role in family and community, spirituality and
health. (aboriginals)
Marie Rollet Hebert
(1588-1649)Respected aboriginals.
Canada's first teacher , taught christianity to aboriginals.
Jeanne Mance
,(1606-1673)
Established a hospital in New France-1642.
Founder of "hotel dieu de Dille Marie" (hospital in Montreal)
Marguerite d'Youville
founder of the Grey Nuns.
Moved nursing care into the community. Became a saint
Florence Nightingale
Provided a new image of nursing as a respectable vocation for young women.
Paved the way for professional nursing schools.
hospitals were recognized as the venue for treatment of illness and disease.
Nursing schools in Canada
Dr. Theophillius Mack- established the Mac training school for nurses.
First university program at UBC started 1919 (Canada)
Mary Agnes Snively
Responsible for changing terrible conditions nurses were required to work in.
Formed the CNA (Canadian National Association for trained nurses). First nursing
superintendent of Toronto General Hospital School of Nursing, recognized nursing as a unique
profession
Nurses in WW1
Female enlisted nurses were given officer status. (men were not permitted to hold officer status).
Post War- shift for nurses back to "deprofessionalization" to compliment handmaiden.
, Nurses in WW2
Nursing respected as a career choice.
1993: opened 4, all male nursing school in USA
Nurses in Research, administration and Policy
Research: thought to be for the academic environment.
Administration: head nurses, charge nurses, nurse managers.
Policy: Regulatory body (CLPNA, CARNA), CASN
Issues in healthcare
Waitlists, short staffed, aging populations, nursing storage(Money budgets)
The art and science of nursing
Trust.
Respect.
Professional Intimacy.
Empathy.
Power.
Approaches to health care in Canada
Tommy Douglas (1947): "father of socialized medicine"
Medical Approach
SOLUTIONS
Early nursing
Prior to nursing in New France, men delivered health and nursing care.
Though men couldn't provide care for women in L/D
Christianity
-Spread christianity
_ Convert aboriginals to christianity.
New Diseases
Cholera, Typhus, and small pox resulted from early settlers.
Affected many aboriginals.
Colonialism
Loss of culture, knowledge, traditions, way of life, role in family and community, spirituality and
health. (aboriginals)
Marie Rollet Hebert
(1588-1649)Respected aboriginals.
Canada's first teacher , taught christianity to aboriginals.
Jeanne Mance
,(1606-1673)
Established a hospital in New France-1642.
Founder of "hotel dieu de Dille Marie" (hospital in Montreal)
Marguerite d'Youville
founder of the Grey Nuns.
Moved nursing care into the community. Became a saint
Florence Nightingale
Provided a new image of nursing as a respectable vocation for young women.
Paved the way for professional nursing schools.
hospitals were recognized as the venue for treatment of illness and disease.
Nursing schools in Canada
Dr. Theophillius Mack- established the Mac training school for nurses.
First university program at UBC started 1919 (Canada)
Mary Agnes Snively
Responsible for changing terrible conditions nurses were required to work in.
Formed the CNA (Canadian National Association for trained nurses). First nursing
superintendent of Toronto General Hospital School of Nursing, recognized nursing as a unique
profession
Nurses in WW1
Female enlisted nurses were given officer status. (men were not permitted to hold officer status).
Post War- shift for nurses back to "deprofessionalization" to compliment handmaiden.
, Nurses in WW2
Nursing respected as a career choice.
1993: opened 4, all male nursing school in USA
Nurses in Research, administration and Policy
Research: thought to be for the academic environment.
Administration: head nurses, charge nurses, nurse managers.
Policy: Regulatory body (CLPNA, CARNA), CASN
Issues in healthcare
Waitlists, short staffed, aging populations, nursing storage(Money budgets)
The art and science of nursing
Trust.
Respect.
Professional Intimacy.
Empathy.
Power.
Approaches to health care in Canada
Tommy Douglas (1947): "father of socialized medicine"
Medical Approach
