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Boston school teacher who improved the living conditions of mentally ill patients. Visited jails and observed conditions of patients.
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Best known as the most colorful and resourceful civil war nurse. Hospital administrator for union army.
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worked during the American civil war to nurse soldiers and lobbied to have her own equipment. Rode in ambulance with soldiers.
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Founder of Modern American Nursing Theory. Implementation of a grading policy for nursing students.
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elected first President of American Society of Superintendent of Training Schools. Head of Philadelphia Visiting Nurses Society.
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Helped found the American Society of Superintendents of Training Schools for Nurses of the United States and Canada.
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Founder of the Henry Street Settlement. Regarded as the founder of visiting nursing. Seminal found of the NAACP.
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World's first Professor of Nursing.
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First black to study and work as a professionally trained nurse. Co-founded the National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses.
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originator of the plan for the Army school of nursing. It was started in 1918 as a war measure, with Annie Goodrich as dean
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Started family care centers in the Appalachian Mountains. Founded the Kentucky committee for mothers and babies.
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advocate for the inclusion of psychiatric nursing in the curriculum.
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led implementation which led to licensure for practical nurses. Helped the University of Alabama develop a nursing program.
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Instrumental in establishing the first baccalaureate degree program in nursing at Alabama.
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Six Nursing roles. Nursing theorist. Developmental stages of the nurse/client relationship.
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published theory in 1959 – Guidelines for teaching nurses. Had her MSN.
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Promoted the use of Birth Control
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Published the Nursing theories.
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Theory of human/transpersonal caring. Founded the Center for Human Caring in Denver, CO.
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Professor and head of the Division of Nursing at NYU
