'History of nursing in nigeria and united states of america\r'

'According to Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (2005) , the expand history of a profession that combines scientific principle , technical skills and personal similarity cant be precisely relayed just records practice that care for came to limelight in 1854 when the return of professional nurse , Florence Nightingale started the subject area with other 38 nurses and cared for the sick and injure men during the Crimean war in England.Here industry dedicated services, day nd night , experiences paid off by making her famous and recognized as a lady with lamp. Her metric service resulted to the offset of professional com/5-rights-of- treat-delegation/>nursing. Though, nursing in the primeval days was primarily a family proposition with mothers caring for their own families or neighbors assisting all(prenominal) other.In 1880, the status of nursing was greatly meliorate and many women including religious order were forthwith involved in patients care. During the e ra, in that respect are many take of nursing for expert nurse throughout Europe with the graduation exercise school set up in 1836 by arker Theorder Fliedner in his parisn in Kavesworth Germany through the exploit of Florence Nightingale the Kareworth school. In 1882, came the first sweat for the comprehension and registration of nurse.International body were create Emirgare Royal Births Nurses Council of nurses open in 1893 and transnational council of nurse was established with headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland and branches all over the world. Also in 1926, the British college of nurses was founded. The first African American graduate nurse, Mary E. Mahoney, who promoted integration and etter work condition, for black patients and healthcare workers. Though nursing came to Nigerian through the British colonial master.They provided services and medical care for weakened soldiers at the forth with hospital later the first nursing home in Nigeria in Jericho, Ibadan b y the government of the British colonial master Later on, missionaries and their wives came to add government effort by set up mission homes, dispensaries etc and commence the develop of nurses in Nigeria, though language barriers, there was no formal educate unless on the ob acquisitions skills and practical diorama are been reelected by nursing procedure The regional government in Nigeria began the training of nurses by setting individual regional standard in 1949, the school of nursing, Eleyele was established to facilitate the training of nurses, later in 1952 , the university college hospital Ibadan started the training of nurses in a higher standard. In 1949, the nursing council of Nigeria was established to complement the efforts to the various training bodies and creating standards for nurse. By 1965, department of nursing was established in the university of Ibadan to ommence a degree programme in Nigeria. Later on university of Ife in 1972 and university ot Nigeria Enugu too started degree in 1 , at present all t states in Nigeria has one or more school of nursing, midwifery and kind of post staple schools.More degree awarding institution has been granted the licencse to produce degree holder in nursing. Among them are Ahmadu Bello university, zairia. University of Calabar, Calabar, Ladoke Akintola University (LAUTECH) Ogbomoso. Also Private University, Babcok university, Disan Remo: Leadcity niversity, bloody shame university among others started degree in nursing. Nurses, according to the ICN economy of ethics as reviewed in 2005, allow four fundamental responsibilities to promote health, to baffle illness, to restore health and to alleviate suffering. The pick out to nursing is universal inherent in nursing is respect for human rights, including ethnic rights, the right to life and choice, to dignity and to be treated with respect.Nursing care is respectful and open by considerations of age, colour, creed, culture, disability or il lness, gender, familiar rientation, nationality, polities, race or social status. Nurses render health services to the individual, the family and the community and aline their services with those of related groups. Before 1981 , nursing was adjudged a vocation in Nigeria, but by virtue of the industrial arbitrament panel (IAP ) award of 1981, nursing got the recognition of a full-fledge profession Arising from that pronouncement, the association has been workings with the N ; MCN to take nursing to the highest floor of professionalism and one of the ways is through nursing education reforms.\r\n'