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Nursing history arranged by decades. Easy to click and see by year.

Ford and Silver, co-founder of nurse practitioner movement

The article talks about the rise of two professions of NP and PA to help with the acute shortage of doctors post WW II.

this articles outlines the historical timeline of the NICU

This is a timeline from the AANP on the history of our profession.

This site details the history of NP programs and how they were developed. it also provides detailed information about specialty programs and how/why they were started.

This article discusses the evolution of the WHNP. While I am in the FNP program, I plan to specialize in women's health which is why I picked this article. The conclusion of this article notes that the WHNP is moving to becoming a focus area in a FNP or ANP curriculum (or at least that was the author's opinion in 2009). I have found programs which allow for a specialty in women's and gender-related health care such as the following at Columbia and University of Pennsylvania. (Columbia: http://nursing.columbia.edu/course-list/Womens-Health ; U Penn: http://www.nursing.upenn.edu/whcs/Pages/WHCNPProgram.aspx)

Informational time line of childbirth and midwifery in America. This might be a helpful jumping-off point for creating your infographic.

In depth history of the midwifery profession and current events.

Informational time line of childbirth and midwifery in America.

This article focuses on the primary care nurse practitioner's development and different response to some controversial issues.

American history of nurse midwifery.

A great article detailing APRN and Women's Health.

This is the application process through the AANP.

Pediatric Primary Care application for certification through ANCC

For those who also might be moving to the great state of TEXAS!!

WHNP Candidate Guide NCC

For those who would like to register in New York.

STEP 2: Select CNM/CM Exam Applications. STEP 3: Scroll down until you see: "For online CNM/CM Exam Applications Click Here". Click and you will be re-directed to the AMCB Portal Page STEP 4: Click on First Time Applicant-Certified Midwife (CM) or Certified Nurse-Midwife (CNM) then click Create Account.

Interesting article about interdisciplinary teams