Published May 13, 2012
lucygarcia94
5 Posts
This is for anyone who is willing to answer, I am a student writing a paper on Joseph Lister and was wondering how he has changed and revolutionized the health care industry :) any advice would be awesome!
dianah, ASN
8 Articles; 4,505 Posts
Moved to its own thread.
rn/writer, RN
9 Articles; 4,168 Posts
My advice is that you Google Joseph Lister and read the links that come up. The information should give you the answers you seek.
Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN
20,908 Posts
Welcome to AN! The largest online nursing community.
We are happy to help with homework here but we will not do it for you........part of becoming a good nurse is about having good research and investigational skills so you can develop those "critical" thinking skills that are so important to nursing, especially if you are planning to be a CRNA.
Good Luck in school
Let me google that for you
VickyRN, MSN, DNP, RN
49 Articles; 5,349 Posts
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Merlyn
852 Posts
Sir Joseph Lister,1st Baron Lister April 5, 1829 - Feb. 10, 1912. Google 814,000 sites (0.11 sec)
classicdame, MSN, EdD
7,255 Posts
well I can tell you he is the reason Listerine got its name.
nurseprnRN, BSN, RN
1 Article; 5,116 Posts
so, lucygarcia94 (consider a more anonymizing handle), what did you learn about joseph lister?
professionalgirl80
253 Posts
Check Wikipedia as well.
if you use wikipedia for anything at all, be sure that you read the references in the footnotes to be sure they say what you think they do.
never cite wikipedia itself as a definitive source for your papers or your faculty will eat you alive. it can be a good source of other references, though, and you will have to read them to be sure, and then you can cite them.
Thank you GrnTea, did not even know that.
nursel56
7,098 Posts
Lucygarcia - it engenders the good will of the community when you ask for advice and return in a timely manner to respond even if some of them don't agree with your approach. I mention this just in case you choose to post here again.
Professionalgirl - agree with Grn Tea wikipedia is regarded by many as the Cheetos of research but the footnotes and references are very helpful all in one place like that!