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J Prof Nurs
March 2012
Director and Chair of Nursing, College of Health and Human Services, Governors State University, University Park, IL 60484, USA.
Nurse leaders today are faced with a pressing concern to reevaluate established community resources and models for academic-practice partnerships that have been used in the preparation of new and advanced practice nurses. Nursing reform in education and practice is not achieved as a simple series of decisions in the present moment with future direction as its object. It is a process in which the outcome is ultimately evaluated within the context of history.
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January 2011
University of Minnesota, Department of History, Minneapolis, MN 55455, USA.
Campaigns for state nursing registration in the United States and Great Britain have a prominent place in the historical scholarship on nursing professionalization; the closely related German campaign has received less scholarly attention. Applying a transnational perspective to these three national movements highlights the collaborative and interrelated nature of nursing reform prior to World War I and recognizes the important contribution of German nurses to this dialogue and agenda. Focusing particularly on the years 1909-12, this article depicts a generation of German, American, and British nurses who organized national and international nursing associations to realize state registration as a stepping stone to other markers of professional recognition, such as collegiate education, full political citizenship, social welfare, and labor legislation.
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July 2002
Institute of Social and Economic Research, Memorial University, St John's Newfoundland, Canada A1C 5S7.
Med Hist
July 2002
Ontario Nurses' Association, 34 Chestnut Park, Toronto M4W 1W6, Canada.
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