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Part I
Public Health Basics
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Chapter 1
A History of Public Health Nursing
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Establishment of the Science of Public Health
• Public health is a collective effort of a society to support the health of the population
• Early sanitation– Ancient civilization (1000-2000 years BC)
• Sewers and bathing facilities• Airs, Waters, and Places
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Establishment of the Science of Public Health
• Middle Ages – Roman sanitation system– Monastery retreats
– 1500-1800• Miasma theory• Anatomy and physiology• Leeuwenhoek, John Snow
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Growing Science of Public Health
• Enlightenment and revolutionary era– Middle class movement
• Victorian period
• Industrial Revolution– Rapid population increase, overcrowding– High infant mortality rate among poor– Unhealthy living environments, poverty
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Response to Disease Transmission
• Growing awareness of prevention
• Mechanism for disease transmission unknown– Leprosy– Bubonic plague
• Legal authority for sequestering
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Response to Disease Transmission
• Small pox – Endemic Europe 1700s
• Syphilis– Middle class morality
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Response to Disease Transmission
• Historical antecedents– Nursing historically a female role– Role of early religious orders– Disease statistics
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Social Change
• Abundance of factory jobs, inadequate housing– Health conditions – Tenement housing
• Sanitary era mid 19th century– Germ theory– Chadwick Report
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Social Change
• Florence Nightingale– Refused germ theory– Positive influence
• Social Darwinism– Charitable organizations– Moral uplift
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Early Public Health Nursing
• Charitable nursing– Philanthropic service
• Ladies Benevolent Society
• District nursing– Precursor to public health nursing
• William Rathbone and Florence Nightingale• Lillian Wald and Visiting Nurses (U.S.)
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Early Public Health Nursing
• Lillian Wald – Henry Street Settlement
• Took nursing services into the home• Form of service for those living in poverty
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Early Public Health Nursing
• Financing early public health– Nursing services sponsored by
• Philanthropic charities• Religious groups• Local governments
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Early Public Health Nursing
• Progressive movement– Immigration and industrialization– Slavery and freedom– Epidemiological research– New roles for women– Suffrage
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Early Public Health Nursing
• Social issues– Population level, health, war– Child labor, unsafe working conditions
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Early Public Health Nursing
• Risks of reform– Spider Web Pamphlet 1922– 19th Amendment– Sheppard-Towner Act 1921– Movement
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Early Public Health Nursing
• National Organization of Public Health Nurses (NOPHN)– Institutional racism– Segregated training schools– National Association of Colored Graduate
Nurses (NACGN)
• National Association of Nursing Alumnae
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Early Public Health Nursing
• American Red Cross
• Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
• Middle 20th Century Public Health Nursing– Hospital-based care
• Changes in funding– Great Depression
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Early Public Health Nursing
• Changing profession– Generalist public health nurse– National League of Nursing Education– Association of Collegiate Schools of
Nursing
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Early Public Health Nursing
• Social reform and feminism– McCarthyism associated with communism
• Professionalism– Standards, training, leadership
• Public health today– Work in government and academic settings
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Early Public Health Nursing
• Unresolved controversies– Development of Quad Council of Public
Health Nursing Organizations– Funding, Code of Ethics– Direct service provider versus community
mobilizer, social reformer– Professionalism versus radicalism