really enjoyed this History of Nursing, thankyou, I am currently a mature student studying a Bachelor's Degree in Scotland. and am loving every minute. would love to see more men enter this profession , and feel this should be promoted more in schools etc.
Thank you for watching… and yes more men would be nice… but either way , nursing should be a gender-less profession, but is not always… due to cultures and patient preference! Best of luck in your studies… come back for more nursing educational video!
5 months into my nursing degree and this is brilliant we have to do the history in jan before im out on my first placement. Im doing mental health nursing but first year is just nursing as a whole so this us a help rhank you!
im a VN Instructor in California and I show this video to every new cohort. Your video really puts our profession in perspective and stimulates so much conversation! Thank you
Factually incorrect though. Nurses were actually prostitutes recruited after the burning times of the witches were exterminated. "Good women were not able to see a naked body other than her husbands" The herbalists and healers were killed for their knowledge. Modern nursing is a business.
Not a nursing student but a med student, in our university we have this session where we have to study about nursing and its importance and Important role of nurses.
Well I appreciate that you are learning what nurses do, cause we are your colleagues, as well as your team members. All for the patient! Keep studying and good luck in Medical School!!!!!
Great video! I am graduated from Labouré College of Healthcare in Boston Mass with Associate degree first 2017 and pursued my BSN 2019. I am currently enrolled in MSN, AGNP program at Maryville university. I really love this profession. Thanks to all those wonderful women who paved the way.
Thank you for the lovely history I'm a student nurse doing Diploma in nursing at Eden university in Zambia Africa looking forward to advance to degree one of these good days
I did nursing in Colombia, South America, where I got a BSN back in 2004, now working in Florida in an outpatient clinic. I found how fascinating can be our career and be able to work almost everywhere. I learned in Nursing School part of the details you share in your video, but you went more in detail how nursing evolved in USA 🇺🇸 very nice video 👍
For sure… never would I forget that LVN/LPNs are nurses!!!! Even my new BLOG on my website…My 2nd BLOG ever… is about LPN/LVSs… Check it out at www.NurseMasterCharlie.com Thanks for watching!
I'm in my first year ...pursuing Bachelor's degree in Nursing Science.... Mbarara University in Uganda... We have an assignment on the history of nursing and your video has been helpful
@@theparaminuteman haha I like your thinking. But yeah, I feel if we can follow the blueprint of the nursing field, we can somehow implement it in our field. I love this field and It would be an amazing thing to see EMS grow into what nursing is now.
I am a career switcher and former teacher. I just got accepted into an ADN in nursing degree program this week (Steptember 27, 2023) and will start the program in January 2024. Im so excited and nervous, too.
Congratulations! It will be a rewarding adventure!!! Be sure to watch my videos, and lyric videos, as well as listen to my nursing songs for some insight on nursing topics!!!
Wow, you put great pictures on of these nurses in history, and did a fantastic job on the video, you also look very handsome, and I appreciate the video. I started out with an associates degree, practiced for 25 years and am now getting my BSN.
Go for it! It’s one of the most rewarding jobs / professions you will ever encounter! If you need more inspiration… see my music video “I’m a Nurse!” Here on TH-cam… please consider subscribing for more content, music, and inspiration!!!
I'm glad you enjoyed it...AND SOOOOO EXCITED FOR YOU!!! about school. It is an experience like no other. It is to prepare you for a career that you can take many different avenues. Good luck!!! Be sure to watch my video on "THE 70 Different Types of Nurses" to see the variety of Nursing Jobs!!! Not to self Promote, but be sure to also watch my "The 5 Rights of Medication Administration" video to keep you safe!!! and my next video coming out on Tuesday (Sept 29 ) about "THE NURSING PROCESS", information you will need in nursing school and beyond!!!. Both of these topics actually have songs, yes songs that I wrote to keep you motivated!!! (the lyric for the nursing process song will be out Sept 30, and on all music streaming platforms Oct 1.). Keep in touch!!!!!!!!
This is awesome. I can remember the Sarah Gamp's Enema Camp nursing parody when I was in nursing school and thoroughly appreciate the need for a (very dark) sense of humor. i got my associate's degree in a community college and my rn to bsn was at a state run university.
I went to the Royal Adelaide School of Nursing. Training was rigorous & on the job oriented. Then I went to Flinders University to get a Degree in Nursing. I felt that even though I trained as a student nurse I seemed to be advanced in procedures compared to college trained nurses. As a student I worked in Orthopaedic, Colorectal, General Medical, Oncology, Haematology, Plastics, Thoracic, Neurology, Renal, District Nursing, Paediatric ( Intensive care,Thoracic, Haematology,& Oncology), Theatre, Accident & Emergency, Recovery, Intensive Care, Burns Unit, Cardiac & General Surgical to name a few. Rather like an Intern Doctor. We also did shift work- including night duty( approx. 12 weeks) When I did my degree I worked in 2 areas- Cardiac & Colorectal! Those in college/university undergoing their degree for 3 years worked a fraction compared to what I did as a student. Working & studying was hard & our pay was poor- but I think it was a better way. Better pay of course is obvious.
I live in Johannesburg and hold a B. Cur. 1982 from UPE (Nelson Mandela Bay University, South Africa). I’ve been a private nurse practitioner for 20 years, seeing my patients in their homes.
I had an important question in regards to Nursing. I have a deep respect for the career, and I am very curious. As someone who has spent a while in Nursing, someone who teaches it, would you say the job is rewarding? I dont mean monetarily, but emotionally. I want to be a nurse, but I have been put off by some of the nurses I have met. A lot of them seem overworked and jaded. They are sorta happy to be nurses, but also seem to be more indifferent to others. Maybe it's just the people I am talking to, but I am curious if you could tell me about the mental toll of Nursing. Things like does it change how you look at others? What kind of person would do best in Nursing? How does seeing different things and doing certain things in Nursing effect your overall outlook on life, people, etc.? How does nursing tend to shape your world view? Has it impacted your life more than some other jobs may (for better or worse)? Thank you, and thanks for the great videos.
Is nursing rewarding....YES! As far as the pay...its is good...But you cannot put a price on helping others, whether it is helping to save their life, giving their medications that they need, up to holding a dying patient's hand. It can be draining...emotionally, physically, and mentally. That's where the nurse has to also take care of themselves, not to work excessively for the money...and eat healthy, exercise, rest...take care of themselves. Just like any job, profession...people can burn out, get tired of it, etc., but one benefit is that you can always chose to work in a different area...sometimes it can be easier...sometimes not. It can change your world view...cause you can see people at their worst times (sick, angry, dying), but also at their best...seeing the human spirit to fight and get healthy...as well as new life being born. That's just my perspective anyways...hope it helps!!!
I'm a Nigerian and I'm studying Nursing Science at Ahmadu Bello University,Zaria. I would love to further my career and have my masters in Psychiatric Nursing,Becoming a University Nurse Educator...Go for PHD and other certifications I hope I would be able to contribute to history of Nursing 😊😊❤
That is awesome for you!!! Congratulations! I'm here in California also. Study hard...and if you need anything, hit me up, OR I have have many Nursing student related videos here on TH-cam to help you, with many more coming..
You are welcome...thank you for watching all the way from Ghana!!!! That is one of most positive things about TH-cam / social media...is to be able to reach people from all over the WORLD!! Good luck in school, study hard....I'll keep making videos!!
Hello, as someone who specializes in nursing education, can you tell me a little about what the standards are for nurses who are educated/licensed in one country, but move to another country? Thank you.
Hello there... when attempting to work in the United Stated, a licensed nurse from another country, must take the NCLEX exam (Nursing Exam) in the US for whichever state they are going to work in...each state has their own exam, possibly take and pass and English proficiency exam, and maybe "other" educational requirements may be necessary in order to take the NCLEX. Hope that helps.
@@NurseMasterCharlieRN Yes, this does help. Thank you! I will look into the NCLEX exam information more and share with my nursing friends who are considering immigrating or furthering their education in the US.
Thank you for considering me to be a mentor, I am flattered, but it may be more beneficial for you to find a mentor that is local/close to you. One that you can share ideas with, and possible observe you, and closely work with you. I can be a virtual mentor to you, but really recommend someone closer to you.
Sorry I did not cite sources, but I read it in an excerpt from the author Charles Dickens, when I was researching the information. I could not locate the original book phrase, but he does mention the word "wayward" in David Copperfield,, "Let that pass. I have been a grumpy, frumpy, wayward sort of a woman, a good many years".
Thank you very much, sir 🙏 I actually am studying nursing in Iran & right now I need to write an essay about the history of nursing 🙃 Your video helped me a lot and I appreciate it 🙏
One more thing… if ur interested… I have a song about Florence Nightingale… and one called “I’m a nurse!” . There’s lyric videos here on my channel! Music and education!
DO it...you can be whichever...you can be a nurse educator...with a doctoral degree...PHD or DNP. Although these are not "Medical" doctors, they still have a role in education and research!
Excellent! Is that like a BSN (Bachelors of Science in Nursing)? If you need anything...I'm here. Be sure to also watch my other videos on various topics.
I believe the APA format would look something like this... Nurse Master Charlie. (2021, January 21). Nursing was not always a respected profession. A Brief History [Video File]. You Tube. th-cam.com/video/fa6x-7viOu0/w-d-xo.html The title would be italicized. Hope that helps.
Congratulations on choosing nursing! Good luck…. Please come back to see my videos for information on various topics…and if you have ideas for videos let me know!!!
@@niffernurse... Yes we do use them to assess our patients. Dont you remember that we studied the breath sounds, the terms for that breath sounds?....etc
Well keep on being a nurse, or becoming a nurse, the change begins with us, then as we care for patients, the patients, their families, who may be somebody influential to help see what nurses do, and then respect them. Sadly, it took a war to finally make people/governments to notice and see what Florence Nightengale (and nurses) were capable of doing.
Actually it’s both… it’s a vocational in its skill set, but is also a profession… due to its skill set and certifications, degrees (associates, bachelors, masters, doctorate), and specialties… as well as recognition as a group with specialized knowledge.
@@NurseMasterCharlieRN The word profession stems from the word profess, to be an expert in your field, ie. Professor. Doctors, attorneys, Clergyman, professors, etc. are professions. They require several elements and most can work independently in their own consultancy / practice without needing employment or working under a doctor or attorney like a paralegal or nurse. Although nurses meet a small number of elements of a profession they are vocations until they can work independently, require masters and above for RN. You will never find any profession listed above with an associates degree. Another field that has a few elements of professional but is still a vocation is law enforcement. Some departments require more qualifications than RN such as a bachelors degree and zero criminal background.
really enjoyed this History of Nursing, thankyou, I am currently a mature student studying a Bachelor's Degree in Scotland. and am loving every minute. would love to see more men enter this profession , and feel this should be promoted more in schools etc.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it...Be sure to watch part 2 which is about Florence Nightengale...and also my Nightengale Song!!!
Thank you for watching… and yes more men would be nice… but either way , nursing should be a gender-less profession, but is not always… due to cultures and patient preference!
Best of luck in your studies… come back for more nursing educational video!
5 months into my nursing degree and this is brilliant we have to do the history in jan before im out on my first placement. Im doing mental health nursing but first year is just nursing as a whole so this us a help rhank you!
Thanks for the comment!
im a VN Instructor in California and I show this video to every new cohort. Your video really puts our profession in perspective and stimulates so much conversation! Thank you
Thank you! Yes Please share, Thank you for your support!
Factually incorrect though. Nurses were actually prostitutes recruited after the burning times of the witches were exterminated. "Good women were not able to see a naked body other than her husbands" The herbalists and healers were killed for their knowledge. Modern nursing is a business.
Fat deal
Not a nursing student but a med student, in our university we have this session where we have to study about nursing and its importance and Important role of nurses.
Well I appreciate that you are learning what nurses do, cause we are your colleagues, as well as your team members. All for the patient!
Keep studying and good luck in Medical School!!!!!
Great video! I am graduated from Labouré College of Healthcare in Boston Mass with Associate degree first 2017 and pursued my BSN 2019. I am currently enrolled in MSN, AGNP program at Maryville university. I really love this profession. Thanks to all those wonderful women who paved the way.
Thank you for the comment! and congrats to you for all you are doing!!! Growing yourself, the profession, and helping patients!!!
Thank you for the lovely history I'm a student nurse doing Diploma in nursing at Eden university in Zambia Africa looking forward to advance to degree one of these good days
Thank You for watching… and good luck!!! You can do it all!
You are indeed a credit to our profession. Thank you so much for all your research to bring us these lessons 👍
You are welcome, thank You for the comment and for watching !
I did nursing in Colombia, South America, where I got a BSN back in 2004, now working in Florida in an outpatient clinic. I found how fascinating can be our career and be able to work almost everywhere. I learned in Nursing School part of the details you share in your video, but you went more in detail how nursing evolved in USA 🇺🇸 very nice video 👍
That is what can keep the job interesting...the versatility! Thank you for watching!!!!!!
Don’t forget about us LPN’s WE ARE NURSES TO!!!
For sure… never would I forget that LVN/LPNs are nurses!!!! Even my new BLOG on my website…My 2nd BLOG ever… is about LPN/LVSs…
Check it out at www.NurseMasterCharlie.com
Thanks for watching!
Exactly lil
Love this! Hope you’re still making videos!
LPN ARE IN THERE TOO
I love our lvn and lpns❤🎉
I am studying foundations and your video help a lot with 2 quizzes yesterday. Thank you!!!
You are welcome! Glad it helped! Keep on watching!!!
I'm in my first year ...pursuing Bachelor's degree in Nursing Science.... Mbarara University in Uganda... We have an assignment on the history of nursing and your video has been helpful
I’m glad it helped! Be sure to subscribe for more nursing videos!!!!
Wow...same here,I'm in my first year as well
Very informative video. I hope that Emts and paramedics in the EMS profession can develop a similar pathway as the Nursing profession did.
Literally why I clicked this video lol. Wanted to know how they grew and got so well established so we can copy it 😂
@@theparaminuteman haha I like your thinking. But yeah, I feel if we can follow the blueprint of the nursing field, we can somehow implement it in our field. I love this field and It would be an amazing thing to see EMS grow into what nursing is now.
thank you so much this is very informative i am studying Bachelor's degree in Nursing Poland,i hope to continue learning thank you
You are welcome...Continue learning...I'm making new videos to help nurses...Be sure to check out my nursing songs!!!
Thank you very much for this video. I am currently in my 2nd year where I'm doing my BSc Nursing programme in Nigeria
You are welcome!!!! I'm glad you liked it! study hard...nurses are always needed!
I am currently processing for Nursing as a second degree. Hoping to start by January, 2024. Thank you Sir for this
Good luck!!! Thank You for watching!
Keep watching for more!
Same!
Very informative and not boring, Saved me for my Philosophy of Nursing!
Thank you for watching! I'm glad you you enjoyed it!!!!!!
This is my first year and I can't wait to learn more 😊 from Zambia
How exciting!!! Just wait till you are done...You will know SOOOOO MUCH!!!
I am a career switcher and former teacher. I just got accepted into an ADN in nursing degree program this week (Steptember 27, 2023) and will start the program in January 2024. Im so excited and nervous, too.
Congratulations! It will be a rewarding adventure!!!
Be sure to watch my videos, and lyric videos, as well as listen to my nursing songs for some insight on nursing topics!!!
Omg I have similar background. Starting pre-nursing in January.
Congratulations!!! and good luck!!!!@@raquelr8775
Am a first year student and am being helpful with your teaching thank you
You are welcome… good luck in school!!! See my other videos!!!
This was so enlightening. Thank you. I am a Registered Nurse from Nigeria
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it!!! Thank you also for your service as a Nurse!!!!!
Wow, you put great pictures on of these nurses in history, and did a fantastic job on the video, you also look very handsome, and I appreciate the video. I started out with an associates degree, practiced for 25 years and am now getting my BSN.
Thank you for you very kind comments!
Isn’t the history of nursing fascinating!
And thanks for making an old-guy feel good! Lol!
Wow...👏
Wow...thanks alot for this historic excerpts.
I'm a nursing student....I attend St.Gerard catholic nursing school, Kaduna, Nigeria.
You are welcome....keep watching, I'm making new videos to help nursing students along their journeys!
Also be sure to check out my nursing songs!
God bless you brother. In the beginning school considering nursing so I saw your channel
Go for it! It’s one of the most rewarding jobs / professions you will ever encounter!
If you need more inspiration… see my music video “I’m a Nurse!” Here on TH-cam… please consider subscribing for more content, music, and inspiration!!!
Excellent video. i am currently taking nursing history with chamberlain university. this is so helpful. Thank you
You are welcome!, Be sure to watch my video on Florence Nightengale and Mary Seacole!!!
Great video. please can you put the link of where you got this information about nursing
I gathered the information for multiple sources, unfortunately...I don't have the links. Sorry.
Excellent video!! I am basically starting my RN 4 year program in few days! So excited !!
I'm glad you enjoyed it...AND SOOOOO EXCITED FOR YOU!!! about school. It is an experience like no other. It is to prepare you for a career that you can take many different avenues. Good luck!!!
Be sure to watch my video on "THE 70 Different Types of Nurses" to see the variety of Nursing Jobs!!!
Not to self Promote, but be sure to also watch my "The 5 Rights of Medication Administration" video to keep you safe!!! and my next video coming out on Tuesday (Sept 29 ) about "THE NURSING PROCESS", information you will need in nursing school and beyond!!!. Both of these topics actually have songs, yes songs that I wrote to keep you motivated!!! (the lyric for the nursing process song will be out Sept 30, and on all music streaming platforms Oct 1.).
Keep in touch!!!!!!!!
@@NurseMasterCharlieRN Thanks a lot and I will make sure I watch them!
I'm about to pursuing my RN .
I love your video so much.
And I hope to be in the nursing field soon.
Glad you liked it...I have many other videos about nursing and nursing topic...EVEN nursing music!!!
This is awesome. I can remember the Sarah Gamp's Enema Camp nursing parody when I was in nursing school and thoroughly appreciate the need for a (very dark) sense of humor. i got my associate's degree in a community college and my rn to bsn was at a state run university.
Thank you for watching!!! Keep on Nursing!
I'm not in nursing school yet, but I am hoping to attend OHSU for a BSN, and I want to work in the ICU one day!
That’s great… keep moving forward!!!
I went to the Royal Adelaide School of Nursing. Training was rigorous & on the job oriented. Then I went to Flinders University to get a Degree in Nursing. I felt that even though I trained as a student nurse I seemed to be advanced in procedures compared to college trained nurses. As a student I worked in Orthopaedic, Colorectal, General Medical, Oncology, Haematology, Plastics, Thoracic, Neurology, Renal, District Nursing, Paediatric ( Intensive care,Thoracic, Haematology,& Oncology), Theatre, Accident & Emergency, Recovery, Intensive Care, Burns Unit, Cardiac & General Surgical to name a few. Rather like an Intern Doctor. We also did shift work- including night duty( approx. 12 weeks)
When I did my degree I worked in 2 areas- Cardiac & Colorectal! Those in college/university undergoing their degree for 3 years worked a fraction compared to what I did as a student.
Working & studying was hard & our pay was poor- but I think it was a better way. Better pay of course is obvious.
That’s some impressive training!!!
I live in Johannesburg and hold a B. Cur. 1982 from UPE (Nelson Mandela Bay University, South Africa). I’ve been a private nurse practitioner for 20 years, seeing my patients in their homes.
Wow! That sounds awesome! Thanks for watching!!!!!
Thanks I’m in sinclair college pursuing my RN wish me well
Good Luck...You can do it!!!!!Stay focused, stay safe!!!
Me too :) Good luck!
Me too .. good luck
WCU
Psych, Public Health, ER wound care or transport
thanks for the info
You are welcome! In the Nursing profession ...you can choose from many...then always change!
I had an important question in regards to Nursing. I have a deep respect for the career, and I am very curious. As someone who has spent a while in Nursing, someone who teaches it, would you say the job is rewarding? I dont mean monetarily, but emotionally. I want to be a nurse, but I have been put off by some of the nurses I have met. A lot of them seem overworked and jaded. They are sorta happy to be nurses, but also seem to be more indifferent to others. Maybe it's just the people I am talking to, but I am curious if you could tell me about the mental toll of Nursing. Things like does it change how you look at others? What kind of person would do best in Nursing? How does seeing different things and doing certain things in Nursing effect your overall outlook on life, people, etc.? How does nursing tend to shape your world view? Has it impacted your life more than some other jobs may (for better or worse)? Thank you, and thanks for the great videos.
Is nursing rewarding....YES! As far as the pay...its is good...But you cannot put a price on helping others, whether it is helping to save their life,
giving their medications that they need, up to holding a dying patient's hand. It can be draining...emotionally, physically, and mentally. That's where the nurse has to also take care of themselves, not to work excessively for the money...and eat healthy, exercise, rest...take care of themselves.
Just like any job, profession...people can burn out, get tired of it, etc., but one benefit is that you can always chose to work in a different area...sometimes it can be easier...sometimes not. It can change your world view...cause you can see people at their worst times (sick, angry, dying), but also at their best...seeing the human spirit to fight and get healthy...as well as new life being born.
That's just my perspective anyways...hope it helps!!!
@@NurseMasterCharlieRN It helps a lot, thank you tons!
Thank you so much your video helped me understand the history of nursing
You are welcome...I am currently working on part 3....BUT Don't forget to watch part 2...it on Florence Nightengale.
I'm a Nigerian and I'm studying Nursing Science at Ahmadu Bello University,Zaria.
I would love to further my career and have my masters in Psychiatric Nursing,Becoming a University Nurse Educator...Go for PHD and other certifications
I hope I would be able to contribute to history of Nursing 😊😊❤
You can be a Nurse, Nurse educator, or whatever you want to be!!! That is the beauty of nursing.
Just started my ADN program at Los Angeles county college of nursing. 😊
That is awesome for you!!! Congratulations!
I'm here in California also. Study hard...and if you need anything, hit me up, OR I have have many Nursing student related videos here on TH-cam to help you, with many more coming..
@@NurseMasterCharlieRN thank you! Just subscribed!
Thanks for the video☺️am in a nursing school in Ghana and offering RGN
You are welcome...thank you for watching all the way from Ghana!!!! That is one of most positive things about TH-cam / social media...is to be able to reach people from all over the WORLD!!
Good luck in school, study hard....I'll keep making videos!!
Hello, as someone who specializes in nursing education, can you tell me a little about what the standards are for nurses who are educated/licensed in one country, but move to another country? Thank you.
Hello there... when attempting to work in the United Stated, a licensed nurse from another country, must take the NCLEX exam (Nursing Exam) in the US for whichever state they are going to work in...each state has their own exam, possibly take and pass and English proficiency exam, and maybe "other" educational requirements may be necessary in order to take the NCLEX. Hope that helps.
@@NurseMasterCharlieRN Yes, this does help. Thank you! I will look into the NCLEX exam information more and share with my nursing friends who are considering immigrating or furthering their education in the US.
I am going to Bryant and Stratton for my Associates degree in nursing. This nursing program I'm going to is brand new.
Good Luck!!! If you need anything...hit me up!
I am doing BSc Nursing at the University of the Southern Caribbean (USC) in Trinidad and Tobago! I aspire to become an RN and be a travel nurse.
Those sound like great aspirations!!! Study hard, and you will become whatever type of nurse you want to be, and go wherever you want.
I am currently offering my first degree in KNUST, Ghana. I would be glad if get in touch with you as my mentor. Looking foward to your acceptance.
Thank you for considering me to be a mentor, I am flattered, but it may be more beneficial for you to find a mentor that is local/close to you. One that you can share ideas with, and possible observe you, and closely work with you. I can be a virtual mentor to you, but really recommend someone closer to you.
Great video
Good job
Thank you for watching!
Why there is no source?????? I can't find any source that backs up the Wayward part.
Sorry I did not cite sources, but I read it in an excerpt from the author Charles Dickens, when I was researching the information. I could not locate the original book phrase, but he does mention the word "wayward" in David Copperfield,, "Let that pass. I have been a grumpy, frumpy, wayward sort of a woman, a good many years".
I'm currently studying nursing in Global wealth University and I'm pursuing a bachelor's degree in nursing.
Excellent! Keep on studying! Maybe watch my videos along the way for inspiration and Information!
great piece of information.
Thank you! I'm sooo glad you enjoyed it!!!
Be sure to watch the Florence Nightengale one also!
Student nurse I really enjoyed your video 🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠
Thank you for watching Gorettie… come back for more nursing educational videos… I have many… and many more are coming!
I'm an RN, BSNC nurse from Nigeria, looking forward to my masters in public health program soonest.
Congratulations on the BSNC...Keep on going don't stop! Thank you for watching!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have completed my diploma in General Nursing and midwifery from Pakistan and now am looking forward to eork as a nurse in aborad
Congratulations on your diploma…don’t nothing stop you!
I love this...
thanks for this content i am nurse by profession
You are welcome...I am glad you are a Nurse...the World needs all the nurses it can get!!!
Thank you very much, sir 🙏
I actually am studying nursing in Iran & right now I need to write an essay about the history of nursing 🙃
Your video helped me a lot and I appreciate it 🙏
You are Welcome!!!! Good luck on your essay!!!
One more thing… if ur interested… I have a song about Florence Nightingale… and one called “I’m a nurse!” . There’s lyric videos here on my channel! Music and education!
@NurseMasterCharlie RN oh yes 😊
I've already watched them both
I liked & subscribed to you
I love your channel ❤️
Thank you for all of this in starting my LVN program i been reading alot oabout history of nursing and at the same time watching your videos.
You are welcome...than you for watching...good luck in your program. Be sure to watch my other videos about nursing.
@NurseMasterCharlieRN yep I did. Thank you im watching videos after I read it helps out big time.
Tompkins Cortland Nursing Program in New York!
I would love to be a nurse educator or Doctor!
DO it...you can be whichever...you can be a nurse educator...with a doctoral degree...PHD or DNP. Although these are not "Medical" doctors, they still have a role in education and research!
Nursing science student in Leadcity university, Nigeria, in my 2nd yr looking forward to acquiring a BNSC in nursing science
Excellent! Is that like a BSN (Bachelors of Science in Nursing)? If you need anything...I'm here. Be sure to also watch my other videos on various topics.
I am currently persuing my First degree at PRENUS
Limbe Cameroon
Excellent! Good luck! Study hard!
Very interesting!
Thank you, and thank you for watching!!!
Well explained 👌.
Thank you!!!
How do you cite this video
I believe the APA format would look something like this...
Nurse Master Charlie. (2021, January 21). Nursing was not always a respected profession. A Brief History [Video File]. You Tube. th-cam.com/video/fa6x-7viOu0/w-d-xo.html
The title would be italicized. Hope that helps.
21st century nurse portfolio about to get lit :p😜
I am in Ghana a first year student at christian service university college
I'm glad to meet you...thank you for watching!
Really interesting information here
Thank you!
Currently pursuing a bachelor degree in nursing at Mbarara university of science and technology in Uganda 🇺🇬
Excellent!!!!! Keep studying....see my other videos for inspiration!!!!
A nursing student in Nigeria studying at iyienu school of nursing
Congratulations on choosing nursing! Good luck…. Please come back to see my videos for information on various topics…and if you have ideas for videos let me know!!!
Who's here because of an assignment?
I’m here out of curiosity
hi my name is Roshnie Bhickram. im currently in nursing school training to be an RN. My country is Guyana.
i am at KDG ( Karel De Grote ) uni college in Belgium studying bachelors degree
Thank you for the response, and for watching!!!
Iam BSC Nurse degree i want further my studies to masters degree in nursing.
DO it...more knowledge is always a good thing!!!!
thanks for this video helps me with my quiz
You are welcome!
Wonderful
Thank you....Glad you enjoyed it! See my video on Florence Nightengale....and the song video also!!!
I want to have doctor degree in nursing
You can do it! If you put your mind to it, stay focused and disciplined, study… you will have that degree!
A BSN freshman taking an advance review TY
You are welcome! THANK YOU FOR WATCHING!
Hi, what's with the stethoscope?
It’s part of the uniform!
We use them…?
@@niffernurse... Yes we do use them to assess our patients. Dont you remember that we studied the breath sounds, the terms for that breath sounds?....etc
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The college of the Florida keys RN to BSN
Am an Essence health care academy student
It's still not respected here in India sadly 😌
Well keep on being a nurse, or becoming a nurse, the change begins with us, then as we care for patients, the patients, their families, who may be somebody influential to help see what nurses do, and then respect them. Sadly, it took a war to finally make people/governments to notice and see what Florence Nightengale (and nurses) were capable of doing.
I am a registered Nurse working at Bone marrow transplant unit in Pakistan
Excellent!!!!
I like the video
thank you!!!!!!!! Please watch PART 2... the Florence Nightengale one also!
I'm going to school for lvn with unitek
Even nowadays also nursing is not respected course do
I recommend not to do wen someone approach me
@@Rajabhakshu it may not be respected by some… but being a nurse is about giving to and helping patients
@NurseMasterCharlieRN I'm among the ppl
Still in nursing sch
Am a first year midwife
Congratulations on your first year!
RUSANGU UNIVERSITY
Bsc nursing
Can a nurse upgrade to a medical doctor
Not upgrade… just have to take more classes… and it’s a different educational pathway … more schooling.
But it can be done…
Atatürk university
Bachelor degree 😊
don't quote yourself though, you're too smart for that.
Yes, it was an interesting video, but anyone who quotes himself immediately looks stupidly arrogant.
PN Charity School of Nursing class of 2023 new orleans
It still isn’t.
I’m sorry that’s been your experience.
but imagine having criminals as a nurse
Can you imagine!!!
Scumbag capitalist ads smh..
sorry but nursing is sadly still considered low status and even disrespected in most of the world...
Nursing is not a profession. It is a vocation by definition.
Actually it’s both… it’s a vocational in its skill set, but is also a profession… due to its skill set and certifications, degrees (associates, bachelors, masters, doctorate), and specialties… as well as recognition as a group with specialized knowledge.
@@NurseMasterCharlieRN The word profession stems from the word profess, to be an expert in your field, ie. Professor. Doctors, attorneys, Clergyman, professors, etc. are professions. They require several elements and most can work independently in their own consultancy / practice without needing employment or working under a doctor or attorney like a paralegal or nurse. Although nurses meet a small number of elements of a profession they are vocations until they can work independently, require masters and above for RN. You will never find any profession listed above with an associates degree. Another field that has a few elements of professional but is still a vocation is law enforcement. Some departments require more qualifications than RN such as a bachelors degree and zero criminal background.