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    utilization. One key historical development in nursing research is the work done by Florence Nightingale in the Crimean War. She researched the ill effects of poor hygiene and sanitation among the military during the war. The rate of sickness and death among the soldiers was greatly impacted by the poor conditions the soldiers faced on the battlefield. Because of the work of Florence Nightingale‚ "The military began to view the sick as having the right to adequate food‚ suitable quarters and

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    procedures. In the Revolutionary War‚ the American Civil War‚ the Crimean War‚ as well as World War I and II nurses have played a vital role in care of the soldiers who were wounded in battle. Famous Nurses from Walt Whitman‚ Clara Barton‚ and Florence Nightingale have made contributions that have made nursing the profession it is today. There are countless unknown nurses whose invaluable service while caring for many soldiers has been undocumented‚ but their contribution will never be forgotten. The progression

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    appreciation for nature as a topic for their poems. In “Sleeping in the Forest‚” by Mary Oliver and “Ode to enchanted light‚” by Pablo Neruda‚ they both convey their appreciation for nature. This can be illustrated by comparing and contrasting their use of figurative language and form. In the poems‚ figurative language is used as a technique in both poems. In “Sleeping in the Forest‚” and “Ode to enchanted light‚” the authors utilize similes. In the quote‚ “But my thoughts‚ and they floated/ light

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    Agent: Duff & Co Solicitors Querist: Mr. Gilbert Dire Re: Michael James O’ Rourkes Will Opinion Facts: On the 10th of March 1997 Michael James O’ Rourke of Big Acre Farm‚ Ballymona‚ County Clare made a last will and testament and appointed Querist and Peter Sean O’ Rourke of 22 Station Road‚ Ballymona‚ County Clare to be the executors and trustees of his will and trustees for the purposes of Settle Land Acts 1882 to 1890‚ Conveyancing Acts 1881 and 1911‚ and Section 57 of the Succession

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    Autumn John Keats’ poem To Autumn is essentially an ode to Autumn and the change of seasons. He was apparently inspired by observing nature; his detailed description of natural occurrences has a pleasant appeal to the readers’ senses. Keats also alludes to a certain unpleasantness connected to Autumn‚ and links it to a time of death. However‚ Keats’ association between stages of Autumn and the process of dying does not take away from the "ode" effect of the poem. The three-stanza poem

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    political‚ and socioeconomic experiences. Credited with the first nursing theorist‚ Florence Nightingale believed in well-educated nurses practicing independently. According to Schulyer‚ 1992 “In the 1800’s a physician described the nurses of the times as “dull unobservant women; of the best it could only be said that they were kindly and careful and attentive in doing what they were told”. Florence Nightingale believed nurses needed to be taught‚ “what to observe- how to observe- what symptoms indicate

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    Florence Nightingale is most remembered as the pioneer of nursing as well as the first nursing researcher. During the Crimean War in 1854‚ Nightingale and 38 nurses traveled to the military hospital Scutari‚ in Turkey‚ to care for the wounded soldiers. The conditions they found were horrible. Soldiers were lying in filth‚ there was little medications and fewer supplies. There was no ventilation and an open sewer ran beneath the hospital. Morbidity and mortality rates were a staggering 43%.(Fee &

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    them how to become a reputable nurse. Canada is the major influence in health care till this day. Florence Nightingale was stubborn and unyielding and was known as the founder of modern nursing. Nightingale went against her parents’ wishes and perused the profession of nursing. She “improved health laws‚ reformed hospitals‚ reorganized military medical services” (Pg. 36). Nightingale left her position

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    and ‘Dejection Ode’ as well as his major prose work ‘Biographia Literaria’. His critical work especially on Shakespeare was highly influential. His literary career may be divided into four periods: 1- The first period lasts up to his meeting with Wordsworth in 1797. His powers are not fully matured and he has not yet found himself. It may be called the period of Experimental Poetry. The best works of this period are; * The Fall of Robespierre * To a Friend * Ode on the Departing

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    The Tower deal with the issues of old age and leaving the natural world‚ but none so strongly as "Sailing to Byzantium". Byzantium itself symbolized eternity to Yeats; it was an ancient city that represented a place of artistic and intellectual permanence. Yeats believed that ""in early Byzantium‚ maybe never before or since in recorded history‚ religious‚ aesthetic‚ and practical life were one‚ that architects and artificers... spoke to the multitude in gold and silver. The painter‚ the mosaic worker

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