I am sorry to say so, but I find your question non-understandable. More academic and research influence than who?

Sorry manuel, I'm not acquainted with this topic.

Manuel, lamento no poder ayudarte en este tema

Hi Dr Manuel,

You might like to check with Royal College of Nursing for credible information! 

www.rcn.org.uk

regards

Rathish

Academic and research influence taken on the whole , about caring types or nursing conceptual modelization . Not in a special field or in a special branch. They might have impact in primary health care. 

Royal College of Nursing is a quite good link to ask. Thanks. 

I have chosen one epidemiologist , A Cochrane , four GPs , John Fry , David Metcalfe , William Tudor Hart and Trisha Greenhalgh . But , I have not any nurse , sorry , I need three at least. 

Suggestions are welcome. 

Thanks for paying interest. 

Buenos días Manuel,

Realmente hay muchas enfermeras en todo el mundo que han tenido influencia en la AP y At domiciliaria y que han desarrollado teorías con relación a los cuidados. Si buscas enfermeras en España, también las hay. Históricas de la AP que actualmente están trabajando y que te pueden ayudar. No sé en concreto que información necesitas para poder orientarte. Si buscas historia de la Enfermería hay una cantidad importante de libros, si buscas toerías también los hay. si buscas desarrollo de la AP...promoción de la salud...

Un saludo

Gracias María Begoña , busco enfermeras /os ingleses que hayan tenido influencia en el desarrollo de los cuidados en la atenciópn primaria de aquel país. 

Lo que me indica el investigador de origen indio no se me había ocurrido y voy a hacerlo. 

Gracias de nuevo ¡¡

Dr Lisbeth Hockey was a very influential nurse in terms of primary care research.  She was the first Director of the Nursing research unit at the University of Edinburgh. I had the pleasure of meeting her several times and even in her 80's she was still doing research.  At that time she was looking at cumulative trivia in the elderly for which she had received external funding. The link below will give you some further information about Dr. Hockey

http://sites.nursing.manchester.ac.uk/ukchnm/archives/nurseleaders/lisbethhockey/biography/

I have worked with Betty Ferrell, RN, PhD, here at City of Hope National Medical Center in Duarte, California for more than 7 years.  In my opinion, she is one of the most influential researchers and widely publicized authors in the fields of nursing research and education for nearly three decades.  One of her more recent books, Making Health Care Whole (2010, Templeton Press), which she co-authored with physician Christina M. Puchalski, MD, speaks to integrating spirituality into patient care.  She is someone you should definitely include in your review. 

Thanks for all the replies.

Brenda ,  Thanks a lot for your prized information.

For the transfer from in patient care to primary care (nurse practitioner programs), the most significant nurse in the United States in the mid 1960s at the University of Colorado was ,Dr. Loretta Ford,  who is Professor University of Rochester. . In Canada; the most significant nurse was the late Dr. Dorothy Kergin, of McMaster University, the late 1960s.. 

Hi/ Manual 

When you asking this question about best nurse , the first name come to my mind is  Florence Nightingale and many other names came after her

Thank you very much everyone for your answers.

One of the most interesting websites I found was this:

http://www.districtnursing150.org.uk/

With exciting photos and interesting videos.

I concluded that perhaps the modern concept of community nursing in the UK is prior to the concept of family and community medicine. 

Someone feels the same?

I say this is outrageous?

Thanks for your attention.

I think, in England, the role of the nurse midwife in the community in conjunction with community  nursing  was/is one of the first primary care including family nursing programs and practice which, in my view, preceded any contemporary primary care.today.  Ontario, Canada had an active family/primary care nursing program at McMaster University in the 1970s. The role is resurrecting again. with a focus on multidisciplinary health care team approaches.   

We want to incorporate this article into this question.

Thank you.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/313574028_A_BRIEF_OVERVIEW_OF_ENGLISH_PRIMARY_CARE_IN_THE_LAST_HALF_CENTURY

Article A Brief Overview of English Primary Care in the Last Half Century

Thanks a lot ¡¡¡

No opinion in this matter

Sorry, I'm not knowledgeable on this topic