Marie Cederschiöld och Florence Nightingale. Den diakonala omvårdnadens inflytande
på sjuksköterseprofessionen
Engelsk titel: Maria Cederschiöld and Florence Nightingale. The contribution of diaconal nursing to the
nursing profession
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Författare:
Christianson-Rykling R
;
Norrman ML
Email: maj-lis.norrman@ersta.se
Språk: Swe
Antal referenser: 17
Dokumenttyp:
Översikt
UI-nummer: 01103041
Personnamn som ämnesord:
Cederschiöld M
;
Nightingale F
Sammanfattning
The aim of the article is to discern
how the guidelines and the spirit of
diaconal caring provided Florence
Nightingale and Marie Cederschi-
öld in their contribution to the nursing
profession. The article gives an
overview of how the protagonists
Cederschiöld and Nightingale related
to similar thoughts when developing
the nursing domain. Historical
awareness can help to see
trends and patterns in development
or to develop them in the nursing
profession. Traditions, visions and
new ideas enrich one another. The
synthesis can open new possibilities.
Literaturestudies was used in this
article together with the information
received from Ersta Museum of
Deacony and archives. The comparison
of the general theme health relates
to theoretical findings in caring
according to cultural phenomena.
Marie Cederschiöld from Sweden
and Florence Nightingale from England
were educated at the Deaconess
Institute in Kaiserswerth, Germany,
to become nurses. Cederschi-
öld believed she had a calling to
become the director of the Deaconess
Institution in Stockholm. She
became responsible of the first education
of medical nurses/deaconesses
in Sweden 1851. Nightingale
experienced that God spoke to her
and called her to the service of the
sick. She developed the first organized
program of training for nurses in
England. The Nightingale Training
School for Nurses opened 1860.