Junea's Nursing Timeline

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Event Date:	Event Title:	Event Description:
01/21/1848	Dorothea Dix	The founder of 32 mental institutions in 1848. Dix was known as the most effective humanitarians in her era.
01/21/1861	Mary Ann Bickerdyke	She was a big help to the Union soldiers during the Civil War. By the end of the war, sje had built 300 hospitals and helped in the aid of 19 battlefield.
01/21/1874	Linda Richards	Richards was America's first trained nurse. She also established one the best nurse trainig prrgrams in the U.S.
01/21/1882	Clara Barton	Founder of American Red Cross during the wartime. This concept led to the pass of the "American Amendment" in 1884.
01/21/1888	Mary Eliza Mohoney	First Afrian-American registered nurse. SHe was also the co-founder of the National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses.
01/21/1889	Isabel Hampton Robb	She was the first Superintendent at John Hopkins, Robbs was alos one of the founders of modern American Nusring Theory.
01/21/1893	Lillian Wald	Founder of the Henry Street Settlement which began taught health and hygiene to immigrant women. She also was the founder of community nursing.
01/21/1907	Lavinia Dock	The author of Hygiene and Morality. She also worte Volumes III and IV of History of Nursing in 1912.
01/21/1907	Mary Aelaide Nutting	Sh was the first woman to hold the title professor at Columbia University.
01/21/1916	Margaret Sanger	In 1916, she help establish the first birth-control clinic in American. In 1921, she found the American Birth Control League.
01/21/1923	Annie Goodrich	She became the first Dean in College of Nursing at Yale University. She also established the United States Student Nurse Reserve (Army School of Nursing in 1918).
01/21/1929	Mary Breckinridge	The founder of the Frontier Nursing Service. This team decreased the number deaths in children.
01/21/1930	Virginia Henderson	Henderson defined nursing as being someone who help individuals to gain their independence of the patients and to assist to their health and recovery.
01/21/1941	Ida V. Moffett	An Alabama native who was a great asset to Princeton Baptist Medial Center and the Baptist Health System, She guided over 4,000 nurses during her time at Princeton.
01/21/1948	Hildegard Peplau	Used the concept of "psychodynamic nursing" to identify the realtionship between a nurse and patient.
01/21/1957	Lillian Holland Harvey	Dean of Nursing at Tuskegee University. Under her supervision Tuskegee became the first college to offer a Bachelor's degree in nursing in Alabama.
01/21/1963	Martha Rogers	Founder of Society of Rogerian Scholars. She wrote the book An Introduction to the Theoretical Basis of Nursing.
01/21/1971	Dorothea Orem	A nurse therist who founded the Self-Care Deficit Theory. This theory announces that the nurses have to take care of patients who can not take care of themselves.
01/21/1974	Madeleine Leininger	She is the founder of the worldwide Transcultural Nursing movement. She also established the Transcultural Theory which talks about the concept of nursing, health, people, and the environment.
01/21/1975	Jean Watson	Developer of Human Caring Theory. This theory was not only for the ones being cared for but also for the caregivers,