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Nursing's Pathway to Professionalism by Lucie Kelly -ANSWER 8 characteristics: 1. Vital to humanity and welfare of society 2. Special body of knowledge enlarges over time 3. Services involve intellectual activities 4. Education in institution of higher learning 5. Practitioners relatively independent 6. Motivated by service and importance of work 7. Code of ethics to guide practice 8. Organization support high practice standards Miller's Wheel of Professionalism 1985 -ANSWER Founda...

General Systems Theory- Ludwig von Bertalanffy (1936) -ANSWER A common framework for studying several similar disciplines would allow scientists and scholars to organize and communicate findings, making it easier to build on the work of others. Components of Systems -ANSWER -Input: material that enters a system -Throughput: processes a system uses to convert material -Output: end result or product of the system -Evaluation: measures the success or failure of the output -Feedback: informat...

Benner's stages of nursing proficiency -ANSWER 1. Novice 2. Advanced Beginner 3. Competent Practitioner 4. Proficient Practitioner 5. Expert Practitioner When did Medicare and Medicaid begin? -ANSWER 1965 When did mandatory licensing examination begin? -ANSWER New Zealand: 1901 U.S.: 1903 Florence Nightingale's research -ANSWER 1st nurse researcher, used data on morbidity and mortality of soldiers in hospitals in Scutari Ethnicity of Population vs. Ethnicity of Nurses -ANSWER ...

1535 -ANSWER Beginning of New France; Important b/c up until 1760 the entire story of Canada is the story of New France 1608 -ANSWER Samuel de Champlain established Quebec; Important b/c it furthered trade with natives for beaver pelts 1663 -ANSWER Rebooting of New France by Louis XIV -Important b/c new direct rule through a triumvirate -Governor acted as a leader, security, and military defense -Intendant: chief operating officer -> in charge of all economic issues of the colony; ...

Nursing's Pathway to Professionalism by Lucie Kelly -ANSWER 8 characteristics: 1. Vital to humanity and welfare of society 2. Special body of knowledge enlarges over time 3. Services involve intellectual activities 4. Education in institution of higher learning 5. Practitioners relatively independent 6. Motivated by service and importance of work 7. Code of ethics to guide practice 8. Organization support high practice standards Miller's Wheel of Professionalism 1985 -ANSWER Founda...

General Systems Theory- Ludwig von Bertalanffy (1936) -ANSWER A common framework for studying several similar disciplines would allow scientists and scholars to organize and communicate findings, making it easier to build on the work of others. Components of Systems -ANSWER -Input: material that enters a system -Throughput: processes a system uses to convert material -Output: end result or product of the system -Evaluation: measures the success or failure of the output -Feedback: informat...

Benner's stages of nursing proficiency -ANSWER 1. Novice 2. Advanced Beginner 3. Competent Practitioner 4. Proficient Practitioner 5. Expert Practitioner When did Medicare and Medicaid begin? -ANSWER 1965 When did mandatory licensing examination begin? -ANSWER New Zealand: 1901 U.S.: 1903 Florence Nightingale's research -ANSWER 1st nurse researcher, used data on morbidity and mortality of soldiers in hospitals in Scutari Ethnicity of Population vs. Ethnicity of Nurses -ANSWER ...

1535 -ANSWER Beginning of New France; Important b/c up until 1760 the entire story of Canada is the story of New France 1608 -ANSWER Samuel de Champlain established Quebec; Important b/c it furthered trade with natives for beaver pelts 1663 -ANSWER Rebooting of New France by Louis XIV -Important b/c new direct rule through a triumvirate -Governor acted as a leader, security, and military defense -Intendant: chief operating officer -> in charge of all economic issues of the colony; ...