Nancy Roper
Nancy Roper was born
on September 29, 1918 in Wetheral, Cumberland.
Her mother was a
nanny, and when Roper started her career after life-long plans to become a
nurse, she studied to be a registered sick children's nurse. She then took her
general training. It was during her training that she began to develop her
nursing model.
In 1943, she became a
state registered nurse and was offered a post as a staff nurse in teaching.
When she was later offered a senior tutor position at Cumberland Infirmary,
Roper insisted on qualifying as a teacher first. She earned a sister tutor's
diploma in 1950 from London University, and started overseas experience with a
Royal College of Nursing study tour to Belgium in 1954.
She was an examiner
for the General Nursing Council, and worked on updating Oakes'
Dictionary for Nurses, which appeared in 1961. After 30 years as a nurse
and nurse educator, Roper became a self-employed lexicographer and author in
1964.
Roper began her
investigation into the concept of a core of nursing in her studies at Edinburgh
University in 1970, thanks to a British Commonwealth Nurses Fellowship, which
led to the initial publication of her model of nursing.
Roper passed away in
Edinburgh on October 5, 2004
Professor Alison J Tierney CBE
Doctor of Nursing
Alison Tierney is
Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Advanced Nursing. JAN is an international journal
that publishes research and scholarly work across the breadth of nursing and
midwifery, and it is in the ‘top ten’ nursing journals worldwide. Alison
herself has published widely in the course of her career in nursing research
and education. She was based for almost 30 years in the University of
Edinburgh in Scotland (UK), including 10 years as Director of the Nursing
Research Unit, and finally as Professor of Nursing Research and Head of the
Department of Nursing Studies. She then worked at the University of
Adelaide in South Australia as Professor and Head of Clinical Nursing, now an
Adjunct Professor, and she continues to be involved in a range of
research- and healthcare-related activities in the UK and internationally.
Alison was the UK (RCN) representative on WENR from 1990 to 1997 and in her
final year she was Chair of the Steering Group.
Alison Tierney’s
contributions to the nursing profession were recognized in the award of a CBE
“for services to nursing research and education” in the 1992 Queen’s Jubilee
Birthday Honors List.
Alison Tierney’s
extensive publications reflect her various contributions over time to nursing
scholarship and nursing research and, through her membership over the years of
numerous steering groups and committees, she has contributed actively to the
strategic development of research in nursing, both nationally and
internationally.
Winefred Logan
Winefred Logan has a wide
experience of being a nurse internationally and a nurse educator. In 1950, she
was exposed in the tuberculosis/thoracic unit in Canada with foreign patients
who experienced culture shock. With that, Logan realized the importance of biological,
psychological, sociocultural and environmental factors in giving nursing care.
In 1960’s, she got her master’s degree in Columbia University, New York. After
that, she returned to become a teaching staff in the Department of Nursing
Studies at the University of Edinburgh in 1962. She also became a WHO
Consultant, as executive director of International Council of Nurses. With her
interests in conceptual model of nursing, she didn’t hesitate to accept the
invitation of Roper to develop a nursing model based on model of living.
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