100-YEAR TIMELINES OF WORLD HISTORY, NURSING, MEDICINE,

SCIENCE & INDUSTRY ADVANCES,

US ECONOMIC & HEALTHCARE MARKET, US SOCIAL POLICY, AND US PRESIDENTS

 

1900-1910

1910-1920

1920-1930

1930-1940

1940-1950

1950-1960

1960-1970

1970-1980

1980-1990

1990-2000

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First powered flight by Wright Brothers (1903) Titanic sinks (1912)

World War I (1914-1918)

Soviet Union established (1922) Hitler comes to power in Germany (1933) World War II (1939-1945)

Cold War between US & USSR (1947)

Korean War (1950-53)

USSR launches Sputnik I, first satellite (1957)

Growth of suburbia

US Peace Corps (1961), Vietnam War (1964-75)

Civil rights march (1965)

First man on Moon (1969)

Oil crisis following Yom Kippur War (1973)

Watergate crisis (1972)

’76 Bicentennial

IBM Personal Computer introduced (1981) Collapse of USSR (1991); Internet revolutionizes access to information

National floods & earthquakes (1992-93)

Nursing

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Florence Nightingale (1820-1910) Diploma schools major source of nurses (1900-1950-Flexner Report for Medicine)     Birth of nursing research First Nursing Research (1952) NIH Division of Nursing (1955) Birth of nursing theory Nurse Scientist Grants, Surgeon General

Consultant Group, ANA NP Position Paper (1965)

Nursing Theory Conferences 1, 2, & 3 at KU; Lysaught Nursing Education Report ANA Social Policy Statement  

Medicine

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  Influenza pandemic kills 15 million (1918-1919)   Drug discoveries anti-malarial, sulphonamide, TB, & antibiotics ECT used to treat depression Salk discovered polio vaccine (1955); Contra-ceptives developed Barnard did first heart transplant (1967) CAT scanner developed MRI developed;

Keyhole surgery developed (1986); Prozac licensed

 

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ECG tests introduced by Einthoven Einstein publishes General Theory of Relativity (1916) Nation’s 1st radio station KDKA Pittsburgh (1920) First renal dialysis machine Nation’s 1st TV broadcast from New York (1941) DNA structure defined; Heart-Lung pump for open-heart surgery (1953) Hospice movement began (1967) First test-tube baby born (1978) First clinical description of AIDS (1981)  

US Economic & Healthcare Market

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    Stock Market crashes (1929) farm income shrinks by 50% (1929-32)   Healthcare costs <$20 billion (1950) Healthcare costs = $27.1 billion (1960) Healthcare costs = $74.4 billion (1970) Healthcare costs = $250.1 billion (1980)

Federal budget deficit >$100 billion for 1sttime

Healthcare costs = $675 billion (1990) Healthcare costs = $1,000 billion (1994) or 14% of gross domestic product (GDP)

Social Policy

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National Association for Advancement of Colored People formed 16thAmendment ratified (income tax1913)

18thAmendment ratified (alcohol prohibition 1919)

19thAmendment ratified (women vote 1920) Am. Indians granted citizenship (1924)

Law restrict immigration (1921-29)

Roosevelt’s New Deal (1933-38) Social Security Act of 1935 Selective Service Act passed (1940) GI Bill of Rights (1944)

United Nations founded (1945)

Taft-Hartley Act (labor unions 1947)

Hill Burton Act (195?)

Black Civil Rights Struggle (1954-55)

Old-age Assistance & (OAA) Old-age Insurance (OAI)

Great Society legislation (1964-65) Medicare Act (federal health benefits >65yo) & Medicaid for poor & disabled)

Civil Rights Act (1964-68)

Unemployment reaches depression level of >10%

Medicare HMO amendments debated

Medicare’s Prospective Payment System (PPS)(1983) Health-care reform proposals presented (1994)

US Presidents

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William McKinley (R 1897-01) assassinated & Theodore Roosevelt succeeds (R 1901-09) William Taft (R 1909-13)

Woodrow Wilson (D 1913-21)

Warren Harding (R 1921- 23) & dies with Calvin Coolidge succeeds (R 1923-29) Herbert Hoover (R 1929-33) Franklin Roosevelt (D 1933-45) Roosevelt dies & Harry Truman succeeds (D 1945-53) Dwight Eisenhower (R)

(1953-61)

John Kennedy (D 1961-63) assassinated & Lyndon Johnson succeeds (D 1963-69) Richard Nixon (R 1969 -74) resigns & Gerald Ford succeeds (1974-77)

Jimmy Carter (D 1977-81)

Ronald Reagan (R 1981-89)

George Bush (R 1989-93)

William Clinton (D 1993-00)
 

1900-1910

1910-1920

1920-1930

1930-1940

1940-1950

1950-1960

1960-1970

1970-1980

1980-1990

1990-2000