For much of the 20th century, nursing history was a core component of nursing education. However, nursing history has all but disappeared from the curriculum. In an effort to prepare nurses for a rapidly-evolving health care system, nursing educators emphasize the value of new, evidence-informed knowledge—specifically in the form of literature published within the previous five years. The focus on the ‘cutting edge’ has effectively, if inadvertently, severed nursing from its roots. As a result, nurses have become disconnected from the richness embedded in our nursing past – a history that spans four centuries in Canada. This article makes a case for historically-informed nursing as an area of untapped potential in nursing education. Framing...
This paper reports on an Australian survey of all Schools of Nursing in Universities that took place...
This article provides illustrations of how West Yorkshire nurses described their experiences of new...
Historians of medicine have struggled for centuries to make the case for history in medical educatio...
In this article, the authors offer that the 2017 publication of Dr Sonya Grypma’s article entitled H...
Nursing has a long and rich past. Yet this is rarely conveyed to undergraduate nursing students resu...
Nurse educationalists in Britain face the charge that the system is no longer producing nurses who ...
Nursing's history is an important, yet overlooked component of the nursing curriculum. History learn...
Nursing’s history is an important, yet overlooked component of the nursing curriculum. History learn...
Capturing the stories of nurses who practised in the past offers the opportunity to reflect on the c...
Guest Editorial: Nursing history and the articulation of power The purpose of scholarly inquiry is t...
Aims: To present an integrative review of literature on the teaching of nursing history in pre-regis...
This paper traces the development of nursing history from the great names approach of the early 20th...
Objetive this article narrates the process of institutionalisation of history as a worthy subject fo...
Aim: The aim of this article is to articulate the distinctive features on the Nightingale School of ...
The North Carolina Nursing History (NCNH) website, a comprehensive, award-winning, and rich educatio...
This paper reports on an Australian survey of all Schools of Nursing in Universities that took place...
This article provides illustrations of how West Yorkshire nurses described their experiences of new...
Historians of medicine have struggled for centuries to make the case for history in medical educatio...
In this article, the authors offer that the 2017 publication of Dr Sonya Grypma’s article entitled H...
Nursing has a long and rich past. Yet this is rarely conveyed to undergraduate nursing students resu...
Nurse educationalists in Britain face the charge that the system is no longer producing nurses who ...
Nursing's history is an important, yet overlooked component of the nursing curriculum. History learn...
Nursing’s history is an important, yet overlooked component of the nursing curriculum. History learn...
Capturing the stories of nurses who practised in the past offers the opportunity to reflect on the c...
Guest Editorial: Nursing history and the articulation of power The purpose of scholarly inquiry is t...
Aims: To present an integrative review of literature on the teaching of nursing history in pre-regis...
This paper traces the development of nursing history from the great names approach of the early 20th...
Objetive this article narrates the process of institutionalisation of history as a worthy subject fo...
Aim: The aim of this article is to articulate the distinctive features on the Nightingale School of ...
The North Carolina Nursing History (NCNH) website, a comprehensive, award-winning, and rich educatio...
This paper reports on an Australian survey of all Schools of Nursing in Universities that took place...
This article provides illustrations of how West Yorkshire nurses described their experiences of new...
Historians of medicine have struggled for centuries to make the case for history in medical educatio...