Lockertsen Jan-Thore, Fause Åshild
UiT - The Norwegian Arctic University Tromso Norway.
Nurs Open. 2017 Dec 27;5(1):94-100. doi: 10.1002/nop2.117. eCollection 2018 Jan.
During the Korean War (1950-1953), the Norwegian government sent a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital (MASH) to support the efforts of the United Nations (UN) Army. During the war, 111 Norwegian nurses served in seven contingents, each 6 month, at the Norwegian Field Hospital in Korea. The nurses were nicknamed "The Korea Sisters". The aim of this study is to explore the impact and influence of their wartime nursing on Norwegian post-Korean-War nursing.
Qualitative.
The study uses several historical research approaches. Interview, archival search, search in nursing periodicals, contemporary magazines and nursing text books.
The nursing legacy of The Korea Sisters can be found in changes in general nursing, uniform education of theatre nurses, uniform education of anaesthetist nurses and in humanitarian work.
在朝鲜战争（1950 - 1953年）期间，挪威政府派遣了一支流动陆军外科医院（MASH）以支持联合国军的行动。战争期间，111名挪威护士分七批，每批为期6个月，在韩国的挪威野战医院服役。这些护士被昵称为“朝鲜姐妹”。本研究的目的是探讨她们战时护理工作对挪威战后护理的影响。
定性研究。
本研究采用多种历史研究方法。包括访谈、档案检索、护理期刊搜索、当代杂志及护理教科书搜索。
“朝鲜姐妹”的护理遗产体现在普通护理的变革、手术室护士的统一教育、麻醉护士的统一教育以及人道主义工作中。
