History Flashcards
Theorist:
Holistic views and therapeutic communication
Florence Nightingale
Linda Richards
*1st trained nurse in the US
* Opened training school in Boston at a mental health facility
* 1st nursing program to admit men
Effie Taylor
Integrated psychiatric nursing content into curriculum
Harriet Bailey
Published the first psychiatric nursing textbook in 1920
Hildegard E. Peplau
- Published Interpersonal Relations in Nursing (1952) –
conceptualized nursing practice as independent of physicians - Developed educational programs specializing in psychiatric
nursing training
First official sanction of a holistic approach of
psychiatric-mental health nursing
1967 – ANAs Statement on Psychiatric Nursing Practice
______ era (800CE – colonial period)
Premoral treatment
_______ treatment era:
1790–1900
* Asylums
* Philippe Pinel - humane treatment
* Quakers
* Horace Mann - financial responsibility to the state
* Dorothea Dix - state hospitals
Moral
What treatment era was 1900– 1955?
Institutionalization
WWII – National Mental Health Act
and the Hill-Burton Act
The National Mental Health Act paved the way for increased attention and research into mental health issues, while the Hill-Burton Act contributed to the expansion of healthcare facilities and improved access to medical services across the country
*Alfred Adler – Individual psychology
* Carl Jung – Analytical psychology
* Karen Horney - Feminine psychology
* Harry Stack Sullivan - Interpersonal relations
Neo-Freudian
- Carl Rogers - client-centered therapy
- Frederick S. (Fritz) Perls - Gestalt therapy
- Abraham Maslow - hierarchy of needs
Humanistic theories
________ Theories:
Edward L. Thorndike &
B. F. Skinner – Operant conditioning
Reinforcement
_____ Theories:
Albert Bandura
Aaron Beck
Cognitive
Theorist:
* Eight stages of psychosocial development
* Recognition of the turbulence of adolescence in terms of identity formation
Erik Erikson