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Cared for soldiers in The Crimean War, founder of the Red Cross
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Superintendent of the Union Army during the Civil War. Advocate for the mentally ill.
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The first African-American Registered Nurse.
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Started The Henry Street Settlement in NYC, where she taught health and hygiene to immigrant women.
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Principle and Superintendent of nurses at John Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing.
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Organized the Nurses' Association Alumnae, which later became The American Nurses Association in 1911 she was the first president of this organization.
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Earlier 1900's beacme the First School Nurse.
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Co-Author of History of Nursing. Known for her writing as an advocate of legislation to control nursing pratice.
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Opened the first birth control clinic.
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Graduated from the Army of Nursing in this year, became famous for her definiton of nursing. "Assisting individuals to gain independence in relation to the performance of activities contributing to health or its recovery."
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The Ida V. Moffet School of Nursing was founded as a hospital diploma program.
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First women Dean and Professor at Yale University.
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Established Frontier Nursing Services the staff started the American Association of Nurse- Midwives.
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Public health nurse, Director of education in Hartford Conneticut.
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Known as the mother of Psychiatric Nursing. In this year she completed her seminal work "Interpersonal Relations in Nursing"
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Developed Theory of Culture Care Diversity and Universality.
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Upgraded practical nursing training at the Department of Health and Education, and Welfare. Known for her definition of nursing pratice and guidelines for developing cirricula for advocation of practical nursing.
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In this year her theory of nursing was published, "The Philosophy and Science of Caring."