History of Patient Education in Nursing

What organization observed the importance of health teachings as a function within the scope of nursing practice in 1918?

What area of course content was identified by the NLNE in 1950 as common to all nursing schools?

In 1950, the NLNE identified course content in nursing school curricula to prepare nurses for which role?

What is the main implication of nurses being prepared to assume the role as teachers?

What organization established nursing standards for patient education by nurses in 1993?

According to the Patient Bill of Rights by the American Hospital Association in 1970, what information should patients receive?

Healthy People initiative first recognized the importance of healthy lifestyle and promoting health and well-being during which year?

What role did the International Council of Nurses (ICN) endorse as an essential component of nursing care delivery?

Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) was introduced to raise the visibility and status of which professional practice?

Nurses are expected to provide instruction to consumers to assist them in maintaining optimal levels of wellness is a responsibility included in which document or act?

Who were the first to take precautions on diseases and treatments?

Which civilization built the first hospitals and developed an underground sewage system?

During which time period did Florence Nightingale found the first school of nursing?

Which era was characterized by the collapse of the Roman Empire and great epidemics such as leprosy and bubonic plague?

During which period did cities establish boards to combat the plague and there was a significant focus on scientific advancements?

Who was recognized as the founder of modern nursing and devoted her career to teaching nurses and physicians?

Which organization established nursing standards for patient education by nurses in 1993?

What was the significance of the collapse of the Roman Empire in relation to public health advancements?

'What was significant about the period of exploration and trade during the Renaissance?'