看護とは何か : What is Nursing?
【フロレンス・ナイチンゲール】
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槇ます他訳 『看護覚え書』(第8版)、p.15、現代社、2023) ■Nursing ought to signify the proper use of fresh air, light, warmth, cleanliness, quiet, and the proper selection and administration of diet—all at the least expense of the patient. (Florence Nightingale (1860) Notes on Nursing. [Introductory 6-2]) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「看護師の訓練と病人の看護」、p.97、 現代社、1974) ■Nursing is an art, and an art requiring an organized practical and scientific training. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 12 (The Nightingale School) p.736. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2009 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槇ます他訳 『看護覚え書』(第8版)、p.197、現代社、2023) ■There is no “mystery” at all about nursing. Good nursing consists simply in observing the little things which are common to all sick, and those which are particular to each sick individuals. (Florence Nightingale (1860) Notes on Nursing. [XIII. Observation of The Sick 60]) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第3巻「看護師と見習生への書簡・書簡1」、p.263、 現代社、1977) ■For us who nurse, our nursing is a thing which, unless we are making progress in every year, every month, every week—take my word for it, we are going back. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 12 (The Nightingale School) p.761. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2009 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第3巻「看護師と見習生への書簡・書簡13」、p.431、 現代社、1977) ■Nursing should not be a sacrifice, but one of the highest delights of life. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 12 (The Nightingale School) p.870. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2009 ) |
病気とは何か : What is Disease?
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槇ます他訳 『看護覚え書』(第8版)、p.13、現代社、2023) ■All disease, at some period or other of its course, is more or less a reparative process, not necessary accompanied with suffering: an effort of nature to remedy a process of poisoning or of decay, which has taken place weeks, months, sometimes years beforehand, unnoticed, the termination of the disease being then, while the antecedent process was going on, determined. (Florence Nightingale (1860) Notes on Nursing. [Introductory 1]) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「病人の看護と健康を守る看護」、p.128、 現代社、1974) ■Sickness or disease is Nature’s way of getting rid of the effects of conditions which have interfered with health. It is Nature’s attempt to cure. We have to help her. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 6 (The Nightingale School) p.207. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2004 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「病人の看護と健康を守る看護」、p.128、 現代社、1974) ■Upon nursing proper … must depend partly, perhaps mainly, whether Nature succeeds or fails in her attempts to cure by sickness. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 6 (Public Health Care) p.207. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2004 ) |
健康とは何か What is Health?
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「病人の看護と健康を守る看護」、p.128、 現代社、1974) ■What is health? Health is not only to be well, but to be able to use well every power we have. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 6 (Public Health Care) p.207. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2004 ) |
看護師とは何か : What is a Nurse?
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槇ます他訳 『看護覚え書』(第8版)、 p.1、 現代社,2023) ■Every woman, or at least almost every woman, in England has, at one time or another of her life, charge of the personal health of somebody, whether child or invalid, —in other words, every woman is a nurse. (Florence Nightingale (1860) Notes on Nursing. [Preface 1-3]) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槇ます他訳 『看護覚え書』(第8版)、 p.227、 現代社,2023) ■There is nothing in this world, which requires so much power of throwing yourself into other’s feelings which you have never felt. (Florence Nightingale (1860) Notes on Nursing. [Supplementary Chapter 1-2]) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槇ます他訳 『看護覚え書』(第8版)、 p.227、 現代社,2023) ■The very alphabet of a nurse is to be able to interpret every change which comes over a patient’s countenance, without causing him the exertion of saying what he feels. (Florence Nightingale (1860) Notes on Nursing. [Supplementary Chapter 1-3]) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「病人の看護と健康を守る看護」、p.140、 現代社、1974) ■She [The nurse] must have a threefold interest in her work: an intellectual interest in the case, a (much higher) hearty interest in the patient, a technical (practical) interest in the patient’s care and cure. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 6 (Public Health Care) p.215. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2004 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「病人の看護と健康を守る看護」、p.140、 現代社、1974) ■She [The nurse] must not look upon patients as made for nurses, but upon nurses as made for patients. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 6 (Public Health Care) p.215. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2004 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「看護師の訓練と病人の看護」、p.122、 現代社、1974) ■”Tender over his (patient’s) occasions” she (nurse) must be, but she must have a rule of thought, … (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 12 (The Nightingale School) p.751. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2009 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第3巻「看護師と見習生への書簡・書簡12」、p.424、 現代社、1977) ■At the present time, there are so many associations, when periodicals and publicity are so much the fashion, when there is such a dragging of everything before the public, there is some danger of our forgetting that any true nursing work must be quiet workーan individual work. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 12 (The Nightingale School) p.866 . Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2009 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第3巻「看護師と見習生への書簡・書簡12」、p.430、 現代社、1977) ■A good nurse must be a good woman. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 12 (The Nightingale School) p.869. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2009 ) |
看護師の訓練 : Training of a Nurse
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「病人の看護と健康を守る看護」、p.125、 現代社、1974) ■… nursing proper can only be taught by the patient’s bedside and in the sickroom or ward. Neither can it be taught by lectures or by books, though these are valuable accessories if used as such; otherwise what is in the book stays in the book. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 6 (Public Health Care) p.206. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2004 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「病人の看護と健康を守る看護」、p.128、 現代社、1974) ■Training is to teach the nurse to help the patient to live. Nursing the sick is an art and an art requiring an organized, practical and scientific training … (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 6 (Public Health Care) p.207. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2004 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「看護師の訓練と病人の看護」、p.76、 現代社、1974) ■The nurse’s eye and ear must be trained… (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 12 (The Nightingale School) p.723. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2009 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「病人の看護と健康を守る看護」、p.140、 現代社、1974) ■There may also now … with all this dependence on literary lore in nurse training, be a real danger … (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 6 (Public Health Care) p.215. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2004 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第1巻「女性に要る陸軍病院の看護」、p.79、 現代社、1975) ■The material has to be created. … To lay a solid foundation will take the patient, anxious labor of years. ((The 4th paragraph from the last of the section III of) Subsidiary Notes as to the Introduction of Female Nursing into Military Hospitals in Peace and in War, 1858. (In) Selected Writings of Florence Nightingale. Compiled by Lucy Ridgely Seymer. New York Macmillan Company. 1951) |
観察とは : Observation
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槇ます他訳 『看護覚え書』(第8版)、p.178、現代社、2023) ■The most important practical lesson that can be given to nurses is to teach them what to observe—how to observe. (Florence Nightingale (1860) Notes on Nursing. [XIII. Observation of The Sick 2]) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槇ます他訳 『看護覚え書』(第8版)、p.189、現代社、2023) ■… It may safely be said, not that the habit of ready and correct observation will by itself make us useful nurses, but that without it we shall be useless with all our devotion. (Florence Nightingale (1860) Notes on Nursing. [XIII. Observation of The Sick 35]) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槇ます他訳 『看護覚え書』(第8版)、p.202、現代社、2023) ■There are two habits of mind often equally misleading from correct conclusions: — (1.) a want of observation of conditions, and (2.) an inveterate habit of taking averages. (Florence Nightingale (1860) Notes on Nursing. [XIII. Observation of The Sick 74]) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槇ます他訳 『看護覚え書』(第8版)、p.203、現代社、2023) ■The power of forming any correct opinion as to the result must entirely depend upon an enquiry into all the conditions in which the patient lives. (Florence Nightingale (1860) Notes on Nursing. [XIII. Observation of The Sick 76]) |
病院・ホームケア : Hospitals, Homecare
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「病院覚え書」、p.185、 現代社、1974) ■… the very first requirement in a hospital that it should do the sick no harm. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 16 (Hospital Reform) p.82. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2012 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「病院覚え書」、p.293、 現代社、1974) ■It is a rule without any exception that no patient ought ever to stay a day longer in hospital than is absolutely essential for medical or surgical treatment. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 16 (Hospital Reform) p.164. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2012 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「病人の看護と健康を守る看護」、p.144、 現代社、1974) ■Hospitals are only an intermediate stage of civilization, never intended, at all events, to take in the whole sick population. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 6 (Public Health Care) p.218. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2004 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「病人の看護と健康を守る看護」、p.144、 現代社、1974) ■May we hope that the day will come when every mother will become a health nurse, when every poor sick person will have the opportunity of a share in a district sick nurse at home! (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 6 (Public Health Care) p.218. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2004 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「貧しい病人のための看護」、p.63、 現代社、1974) ■… the ultimate object is to nurse all sick at home. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 13 (Extending Nursing) p.755. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2004 ) |
その他の名言 : Others
(Sir Edward Cook、中村妙子・友枝久美子訳:ナイティンゲール-その生涯と思想 第3巻 p.376、時空出版、1993) ■The Angels are not they who go about scattering flowers: … The Angels are they who do disgusting work, removing injury to health or obstacles to recovery, emptying slop, washing patients, etc., for all of which they receive no thanks. (Cook, Edward T. Life of Florence Nightingale. 2 vols. P413 London: Macmillan1913) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第3巻「看護師と見習生への書簡・書簡8」、p.395、 現代社、1977) ■Though theory is very useful when carried out by practice, theory without practice is ruinous to nurses. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 12 (The Nightingale School) p.851. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2009 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第3巻「看護師と見習生への書簡・書簡1」、p.263、 現代社、1977) ■For us who nurse, our nursing is a thing which, unless we are making progress in every year, every month, every week—take my word for it, we are going back. (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 12 (The Nightingale School) p.761. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2009 ) |
(ナイチンゲール著、湯槙ます監修・薄井坦子他訳 ナイチンゲール著作集 第2巻「病人の看護と健康を守る看護」、p.144、 現代社、1974) ■May we hope that, when we are all dead and gone, leaders will arise who have been personally experienced in the hard, practical work, the difficulties and the joys of organizing nursing reforms, and who will lead far beyond anything we have done! (Lynn McDonald (ed.) The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale. Vol. 6 (Public Health Care) p.218. Wilfrid Ⅼaurier University Press. 2004 ) |



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