Florence Wald Champions

The HPNF Florence Wold Championship program was established in commemoration of Florence S. Waldo, MN, MS, FAAN. Wald Winner in Florence is a leader who improves the quality of life of people suffering from severe illness through excellent palliative care. These faithful and generous donors, in honor of the mothers of hospice and palliative care, to educate and research nurses and other health professionals to promote the growth of rapid growth and the importance of hospice and palliative care We have secured funds for "

Waldo Champion of Florence showed their passion for quality and hospice care by committing to donate $ 10,000 to the hospice and mitigation nurse foundation for up to five years. Florence Waldo Champion is a special philanthropist who was specially approved from HPNF.

The commitment of Florence Waldo champion to HPNF is a big issue. Your commitment begins with a commitment to the intention, followed by a gift contract. To become a donor of Florence Waldo Champion, click on this link and download and send the Florentine Waldo Champion's commitment form.

The Hospice and Mitigation Nurse Foundation is proud that the following people raised the Florence Waldo Championship by $ 10,000 in five years.

Wald was born in Florence, Sophie Shoolsk, New York on April 19, 1917. She spent months at a hospital as a child for long-term respiratory illness. This hospitalization experience allowed her to pursue a career in nursing. I got a bachelor's degree from Mount Holyoke University in 1938 and M.N. from Yale University School of Nursing in 1941. After the end of World War II, she became a New York Visiting Nurse Service Center, a research assistant at the Columbia University Surgical Department, and a lecturer at Rutgers University College. Caring In 1956 I got a Master 's degree in Mental Health Nursing from Yale University and became a lecturer at a school nursing program. In 1959, she was appointed Yale University Dean of Nursing after she was appointed as a position in the agency of the previous year.

The HPNF Florence Wold Championship program was established in commemoration of Florence S. Waldo, MN, MS, FAAN. Wald Winner in Florence is a leader who improves the quality of life of people suffering from severe illness through excellent palliative care. These faithful and generous donors, in honor of the mothers of hospice and palliative care, to educate and research nurses and other health professionals to promote the growth of rapid growth and the importance of hospice and palliative care We have secured funds for "

Waldo Champion of Florence showed their passion for quality and hospice care by committing to donate $ 10,000 to the hospice and mitigation nurse foundation for up to five years. Florence Waldo Champion is a special philanthropist who was specially approved from HPNF.

Florence Wald (April 19, 1917 - November 8, 2008) is an American nurse, dean of the Yale Nursing Graduate School and is known as "Mother of American Hospice Movement". She led the establishment of Connecticut Hospice Hospital, the first hospice program in the United States. In his later years, Wald began to be interested in providing hospice care in prison. Wald was born in Florence, Sophie Shoolsk, New York on April 19, 1917. She spent months at a hospital as a child for long-term respiratory illness. This hospitalization experience allowed her to pursue a career in nursing. Graduated from Mount Holyoke University in 1938, graduated from Yale University's Department of Nursing.