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    This document provides an overview of nursing research from the 1900s to the 1950s. It describes how during this period, there was little focus on research-based practice in nursing. Questions focused on defining nursing and what nurses do. There were also debates about whether nursing was a separate discipline from medicine. By the 1950s, organizations like the American Nurses Foundation were established and there was growing federal support for funding nursing research, though the number of nurse researchers remained small. Early doctoral programs trained "hyphenated nurses."

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    This document provides an overview of nursing research from the 1900s to the 1950s. It describes how during this period, there was little focus on research-based practice in nursing. Questions focused on defining nursing and what nurses do. There were also debates about whether nursing was a separate discipline from medicine. By the 1950s, organizations like the American Nurses Foundation were established and there was growing federal support for funding nursing research, though the number of nurse researchers remained small. Early doctoral programs trained "hyphenated nurses."

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    1900S To 1950s: Nursing Research

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    This document provides an overview of nursing research from the 1900s to the 1950s. It describes how during this period, there was little focus on research-based practice in nursing. Questions focused on defining nursing and what nurses do. There were also debates about whether nursing was a separate discipline from medicine. By the 1950s, organizations like the American Nurses Foundation were established and there was growing federal support for funding nursing research, though the number of nurse researchers remained small. Early doctoral programs trained "hyphenated nurses."

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    1900S to

    1950s
    NURSING
    RESEARCH
    INTRODUCTION

    • WHAT IS NURSING RESEARCH?

     Research means “to search again” or to examine carefully


     A scientific process that validates and refines existing knowledge and
    generates new knowledge that directly and indirectly influence
    nursing practice
    A systematic inquiry that uses disciplined methods to answer
    questions or solve problems
    1900

    • DEVELOPMENTS Published by:


    Maureen Shawn
    Kennedy

    Little focus on research-based practice


     American Journal of Nursing(AJN)
    published
    1900–1949
    • DEVELOPMENTS

    Research focus:
    nursing education
    and administration
    • Questions: What is nursing?
    What do nurses do? How is
    nursing unique?
    • Debates: nursing vs. medicine as separate disciplines
    • Growing emphasis on need to identify a body of nursing knowledge
    1950s

    • DEVELOPMENTS

    American Nurses Foundation


    Federal support for funding
    Number of nurse researchers miniscule
    Early funding for nursing doctorate education — “hyphenated nurse”
    THANK YOU!!!
    Borcena, Michaela
    Lagmay, Eezamel
    Lim, Briandalyn
    Marzan, Dawn Erika
    Mercado, Roberto
    Ocbina, John Michael
    Sawit,Nicole Andrei
    Zamora, Christine Joyce

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