#study nursing in new zealand

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On 26th November 1917 Elsie Inglis, the Scottish doctor, nursing pioneer and suffragette, died.

Every Scot out there should read this with pride, Elsie Inglis and the other Scottish doctors and nurses faced prejudice and the horrors of war, but they did not flinch in what they saw as their duty.

Born in India in 1864, she was the daughter of John Inglis, a chief commissioner in the Indian civil service. She studied medicine at Dr Sophia Jex-Blake’s newly opened Edinburgh School of Medicine for Women and was one of the first women in Scotland to finish higher education, although she was not allowed to graduate. She went on to complete her training under Sir William Macewen at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary.

On the outbreak of WWI Elsie approached the War Office with the idea of either women-doctors co-operating with the Royal Army Medical Corps, or women's medical units being allowed to serve on the Western Front. The authorities were less than helpful and it is reported that an official said to her "My good lady, go home and sit still".

Despite attempts to repress her efforts—and those of many other women—to contribute, Elsie did not “sit still”. Instead, she persevered, setting up the Scottish women’s hospitals, which were all-female units that played a vital role with Britain’s allies, including the French, the Belgians and, particularly, the Serbs.

Elsie was 50 when war broke out and she defied British Government advice by setting up field hospitals close to the frontlines. She travelled to France within three months of the outbreak of war, and the all female staffed, Abbaye de Royaumont hospital, containing some 200 beds, was in place by the end of 1914. That was followed by a second hospital, at Villers Cotterets, in 1917. Tens of thousands were helped by the hospitals she set up in France, Serbia, Ukraine and Romania, acting with the support of the French and Serbian Governments.

Prior to that, Elsie was a strong advocate of women’s rights and a leading member of the suffragette movement in Scotland, playing a notable role in the establishment of the Scottish women’s suffrage federation in 1906. She fought energetically against prejudice and for the social and political emancipation of women, and had already made a huge impact in Edinburgh by working in some of the poorest parts of the city with women and babies who were in desperate need of help. Selflessly, she often waived the fees of patients who could not afford to pay.

Politically, Elsie was a staunch campaigner for votes for women, and her involvement in the suffragette movement prompted her to raise money to send out to female doctors, nurses, orderlies and drivers on the frontline. She recorded many great achievements, including setting up 14 hospitals during the war—staffed by 1,500 Scottish women, all volunteers. Most notably, Elsie raised the equivalent of £53 million in today’s money to fund greatly needed medical care for those on the frontline. Her efforts reached across the waters on another level, attracting volunteers from New Zealand, Australia and Canada. As I am sure everyone would agree, that showed fierce independence and capability from women who were well ahead of their time.

By 1917 Inglis knew she had cancer, and by the end of September was unable to work as a surgeon she sent a telegraph home saying, ‘Everything satisfactory and all well except me.’ Inglis and her unit landed in Newcastle and the following day, 26 November 1917, in the presence of her sisters, Inglis died.

In Edinburgh the response was huge and the streets were lined with people as her body was returned to the city. While there was no Victoria Cross for her at home, in Serbia she was the only woman to receive the Order of the White Eagle and is remembered by the nation every year in a ceremony at the memorial fountain built in her honour.

Before her body was interned in Dean Cemetery, Inglis’s body lay in state in St Giles’ Cathedral. The SWH continued its work for the duration of the war, sending out more units and raising money for the work. Remaining funds were used to establish the Elsie Inglis Memorial Maternity Hospital in Edinburgh in July 1925.

Pics are of Elsie, the "Hospice" on the Royal Mile, not a hospice in today's sense of the word, it was a maternity hospital set up in 1904 run exclusively by women, The Elsie Inglis Maternity hospital at Abbey Hill replaced this in 1925, the third pic is an engraving at Walker Street Edinburgh, where she had a surgery.

There has been talk of erecting a statue of Elsie, in my opinion she certainly deserves, there are too few statues honouring strong women like her, you can find details on the link below.

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𝒯𝒽𝒶𝓃𝓀 𝓎𝑜𝓊 𝒻𝑜𝓇 𝒸𝑜𝓂𝒾𝓃𝑔 𝓉𝑜𝒹𝒶𝓎…

The Sanchez Gallery Owner and photographer, Victoria Sanchez, said towards the patrons that visited. She was in the building and smiled at the patron that had purchased some of her original art of landscapes seen in New Zealand and Miami. She saw tourists coming in thanks to her gallery’s look. Sanchez never apologized for their behavior or what they said. After a rollercoaster of a year with missing family members, trying to study to become a nurse and leaving the modeling career behind; Victoria had returned to the job of photographer and artist. Her soft opening went well as did the launch party. She was grateful for her older siblings coming and her mother being present. Such a big family and love. She loved them and being the youngest at 31 had left her with the big advantage. Yes, her father figure was her oldest brother but he wasn’t her father who had died right before her birth. That emptiness of never knowing the man who raised the 7 siblings before her or knowing only stories of him just left her hollow at times.

She could constantly repeat how he died, it was an accident. Her dad had been an accountant, who enjoyed work and family. It didn’t make sense, how her siblings and mother described it but she didn’t like asking more about it.

That was part of the lows. But the biggest high she had was her gallery and her work.

[goldielia]

cassandra jones

aka. cassy, cass, jonesy, darl, darlin’

born on april 2nd 2001 in melbourne, australia

grew up going to the australian grand prix with her dad nearly every year

is an only child

daughter of a nurse and a car mechanic

started dancing ballet when she was really young because she loved dance academy so much

still takes classes every now and then when it fits into her schedule

studied motorsport engineering in sydney

has been steadily applying to mclaren engineering jobs ever since she graduated

her grandpa is from new zealand which is the reason why she wanted to work for bruce mclaren’s team (he’s a kiwi) so badly

never mention the fact that mclaren plays the british anthem for race wins to her, she’ll go on and rant about why it should be the new zealand anthem for hours

jack has made this mistake multiple times

loves baking

wants a cat really badly but her lifestyle can’t provide a good life for it (traveling etc.)

knew she wanted to spend winter breaks in new york because of the christmas decoration and new year’s party

fell in love the second she touched down in new york and doesn’t want to leave anytime soon

thought it was fate when she met jack who lives & works in new york (ish)

they met at the 2023 canadian gp when mclaren invited him, cole and trevor to watch from their garage - jack just couldn’t take his eyes off of the hot red head-race engineer

loves fashion and thrifting

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Sorry if I've missed it, but have you ever posted about what zee did when women were supposed to be in the house and not working?

Oh, I haven't! This is one of those fascinating parts of life where class, an ideal of women, and reality clash. She has more restrictions but she'd start clawing at the walls if she wasn't doing something. Her brother's restrictions are based on either their or Arthur's preferences, and she has more issues but women have never just sat at home without a purpose. Working class women always worked, middle class and upper class women were encouraged to prioritize children and home but many engaged in charity works or other 'proper' activities in the public eye.

Zee has a very practical personality. She wants to play rugby, shear sheep, plant her garden. She has vines, birds, and bees to tend. She likes hiking, driving, baking, canoeing. She has degrees. She has worked as a civil engineer, a sapper, an agricultural technician, a vitner, welder, and a mechanic. She'd much rather have been a sapper for most of the wars rather than the nursing positions she often found herself in but she was still active in that sapper role and others. That ideal of women not working really is strongest in the upper classes where she was educated and partially socialized in because often, class could balance sex, gender and ethnicity to give her a much needed leg up. Jack can much more easily indulge in his image of his working class culture than she can. So she has to walk a fine line. But she's involved as hell.

I can't say he was a good father, but if there was a category in which Arthur didn't 400% suck it was that he had her extremely well educated. One of the reasons Alasdair and Arthur both are so fond of her is while Matt never had a head for numbers and Jack would get distracted, Zee would observe and ask questions in her lessons or even just watching them at work. When other father's will comment to their daughters 'no one wants to marry a blue-stocking' Arthur will snort and say something about how his Eleanor is too treasured to be handed off to some inbred baron so and so anyway. And she won't ever marry, but even with Arthur's benevolent-sexism she still needs to move somewhat carefully. Arthur didn't care about her grades as much as he did say Leon's, but there was still a line too far for her. Appearances had to be kept up. Even when Zee graduated from Oxford in 1892, she wasn't given a proper degree as women wouldn't be permitted those until the 1920s. And even when she had her accomplishments, she didn't do much with her degree in the 1890s. She got the right to vote in 1893 and discovered bicycles, fencing, sex and other activities instead of a calling at first.

It's not until a new level of respectability and professionalism is granted to imperial nurses by the Boer War that she enrolled in nursing school. New Zealand was the first country to register its nurses and hold them to a certain standard of education. So her life was fairly long slog of playing to respectability politics. From teacher, to nurse, then in WW1 when the British army banned Anzac nurses from administering anaesthetic, they accidentally left out New Zealand nurses in the wording so several Kiwi nurse-anaesthetists were trained. There's also social work, flight, child development, and surgery after that. The first New Zealand engineers were trained in England, and it wasn't until 1965 that New Zealand graduated their own but once they did, I can see her studying that, conservation, ornithology and other things with Arthur probably funding several of them to keep her in his life, as the British government handed out grants and incentives to keep the Commonwealth invested in British institutions. But she's busy. She won't just sit around even when she can, it's just not how she's built.

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What are the Procedures to Become a Registered Nurse in New Zealand?

The healthcare sector will come to a standstill without the involvement of highly qualified nursing professionals. If you are determined to engage yourself in the profession of nursing in New Zealand, then better start with your preparation now.

First and foremost you need to obtain a registration. In case you do not have sufficient qualifications, then better enroll in one of the nursing courses in New Zealand. It will train you the best to emerge as a successful professional.

What are the Requirements to Obtain Registration in Nursing?

Numerous pathways lead to becoming a registered nurse in New Zealand. Also, these pathways will let you come across the right training in the field of nursing.

Approval of the application depends on educational qualifications and work experience. Finally, it is mandatory to meet the requirements that have been specified by the Nursing Council of New Zealand.

The minimum qualifications required while registering as a nurse in NZ include:

Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree

Minimum two years work experience

Proficiency in the English language

If the credentials verified are not as per the requirements of the Nursing Council, then it is mandatory to complete a Competency Assessment Programme. Students from abroad may also enroll in the desired university for nursing study in NZ.

How to Bag Admission to a University in New Zealand?

Students from outside NZ need to apply for a pathway visa New Zealand to get admission to the desired nursing academy. The basic requirements include a good academic record, good health, a valid IELTS score, and proof of having sufficient funds.

With the pathway visa, students will be eligible to work part-time in the country besides studying. It will assist them on financial fronts. Also, they will be in a position to gain insight into the work culture of New Zealand.

Once done with completion of their studies, they will become eligible to apply for nursing jobs. The benefits are not limited to a high salary. These aspirants will be in a position to reap lucrative perks.

As the certificate obtained will be globally recognized, it will become easy to apply for nursing jobs in any part of the world.

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John T Earnest, born 1999, California inmate BP9253, Federal Register 85152-298, incarceration intake in November 2021 at age 22, sentenced to life

Murder, Attempted Murder, Use of Weapons, Hate Crimes

The man who opened fire on a Poway California synagogue in a deadly antisemitic attack was sentenced in San Diego federal court in December 2021 to life in prison, plus 30 years. The hearing marks the final chapter in the dual prosecution of John T. Earnest and adds to the life term that was handed down to him three months earlier in state court.

Earnest, 22, pleaded guilty in September 2021 to a 113-count federal indictment that charged him with civil rights, hate crimes and weapons charges stemming from the April 27, 2019, attack on the synagogue at Chabad of Poway and arson at the Dar-ul-Arqam mosque in Escondido California about a month earlier.

The shooting killed Lori Gilbert-Kaye, 60, and wounded the founding Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein, 8-year-old Noya Dahan and her uncle Almog Peretz, 34.

Earnest was also charged with state charges of murder, attempted murder and hate crimes in San Diego Superior Court. In July 2021 he pleaded guilty to those charges in a deal with prosecutors that allowed him to avoid the death penalty and instead get a sentence of life in prison without parole.

The attacks came during a Passover service at the synagogue. Both state and federal prosecutors said Earnest, then a 19-year-old student studying to be a nurse at Cal State San Marcos who had led an unremarkable suburban life in Ranch Peñasquitos, was driven by fierce hatred of Jewish people.

Shortly before the attack, Earnest had posted an screed online full of racist and antisemitic statements that declared the “European race” must be protected. He praised the March 2019 mass shootings at New Zealand mosques, attacks that left 51 people dead, and referenced the accused gunman in an October 2018 attack at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, where 11 people were shot and killed.

In the “open letter” Earnest said he had planned the attack for at least a month, and also admitted he set the fire at the mosque.

In a series of hearings in both state and federal court Earnest has shown little emotion and less regret. At a preliminary hearing in state court in September 2019 he smirked and smiled during testimony about the attack, and at a lunch break in the hearing, he turned toward spectators and made a “hang-loose” gesture with one hand, thumb and little finger extended.

Yet in a sentencing memorandum filed last week, his federal defense lawyers argued Earnest has turned a corner. Lawyers wrote Earnest condemned his actions in a phone call from jail that apparently was recorded.

However those comments came two days after jail officials found a document in Earnest’s jail cell where he again advocated for violence against Jews. Defense lawyers downplayed that by saying it was written long before his apparent condemnation of violence.

The lawyers also wanted Earnest to spend his sentence in a state prison, where he would be closer to his family. They said that would help his rehabilitation. But federal prosecutors instead wanted to have Earnest imprisoned at the super-maximum security federal prison in Florence, Colorado — the same facility where notorious criminals such as Sinaloa cartel kingpin Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán and Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev are housed.

U.S. District Court Judge Anthony Battaglia said he would recommend that Earnest serve the sentence in federal custody, although it will be up to the U.S. Bureau of Prisons to accept him. It was not immediately clear if or how state corrections officials would be included in that decision.

The lawyers said that the turnabout in Earnest’s life from a fledgling nurse to armed hatemonger could be attributed to the “rapid online radicalization” that exploited Earnest’s still-developing immature brain.

They wrote that his road to “a good, productive life was unfortunately interrupted by a young, still-growing and immature mind, the mind of a youth who was still trying to identify who he was and left Mr. Earnest to being vulnerable to peer pressure and a fear of exclusion.”

As of September 2023, Earnest was housed under the custody and control of California state authorities at the California Men's Colony in San Luis Obispo, California.

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[diazsdimples]

So are you a nurse or a Dr or studying to be one?

Neither! I'm studying to be a midwife!

Not sure how midwifery works outside of New Zealand but here every pregnant person has/should have a midwife during their pregnancy, birth, and for 6 weeks after the baby is born. We can prescribe drugs, order tests and scans, we run the birthing suites and antenatal/postnatal wards, we can perform abortions, we help with breastfeeding, general health promotion, contraception, and loads of other very important things that would take years to explain just because there's so much.

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February Readlist (Sorry it's Late!!)

These are the articles that caught my attention this previous month, lots of climate articles btw.

Here’s What States Are Doing to Abortion Rights in 2023

New Report Says Nurses at Illinois Facility Forced Patients to Dig Through Their Own Feces

US Attempt to Sabotage Mexico's GMO Corn Ban Denounced as '21st-Century Imperialism'

'Victory for the Afghan People' as US Judge Blocks 9/11 Families From Seizing Frozen Assets

94 Women Allege a Utah Doctor Sexually Assaulted Them. Here’s Why a Judge Threw Out Their Case.

'Grim' Report Warns 40% of US Animals at Risk of Extinction

'No Time to Waste': Alarm as Antarctic Ice Hits Lowest January Level Ever Recorded

'I Don't Want to Take My Kids Back to That': Ohio Residents Fear Toxic Aftermath of Train Crash

13,000 PEOPLE FROM THE NIGER DELTA JUST SUED SHELL FOR YEARS OF OIL SPILLS

New Zealand Devastated by 100-Year Cyclone

Researchers Warn of Climate 'Doom Loop' as Impacts Forestall Green Energy Transition

Ominous News From Deep Beneath Doomsday Glacier

Toxic Forever Chemicals Found in More Than 330 Animal Species

Study Ties Long-Term Air Pollution Exposure to Higher Heart Attack, Disease Risk