National League for Nursing, New York
The National Organization for Public Health Nursing, 1912-1952: Development of a Practice Field
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Title: The National Organization for Public Health Nursing, 1912-1952: Development of a Practice Field
Author: Ed.D. M. Louise Fitzpatrick, R.N.
Publisher: National League for Nursing, New York
Published: 1975
Binding: Hardcover
Language: English
Edition: First Edition
Number of Pages: 226
Catalogs: Nursing History, Public Health
Description: Original dark gray cloth binding with gilt lettering on cover and spine. Yellow, blue, and white dust-jacket in very good condition with minor tearing at the top edge. Shelf wear and corners and edges of spine. Rear hinge slightly weak. "Knollmueller, from Leah Brock 1983" on flyleaf. Slight yellowing to pastedowns, minor marks in the bibliography. Contains carbon copy of letter from Ruth Knollmueller to Leah Brock of the NLN, thanking her for the books. This is a social history of the NOPHN and the development of public health nursing as we know it today. The NOPHN grew out of a need for a mechanism for standards development in public health nursing and education, and the book explores the origins of the NOPHN, it's formative years before and during World War One, the aims of the organization in the interwar years, and the changes that grew out of the second world war and the immediate postwar years. From the nursing history collections of Sarah Abrams and Ruth Knollmueller. Hardcover, very good condition. 226 pages, octavo.
Author: Ed.D. M. Louise Fitzpatrick, R.N.
Publisher: National League for Nursing, New York
Published: 1975
Binding: Hardcover
Language: English
Edition: First Edition
Number of Pages: 226
Catalogs: Nursing History, Public Health
Description: Original dark gray cloth binding with gilt lettering on cover and spine. Yellow, blue, and white dust-jacket in very good condition with minor tearing at the top edge. Shelf wear and corners and edges of spine. Rear hinge slightly weak. "Knollmueller, from Leah Brock 1983" on flyleaf. Slight yellowing to pastedowns, minor marks in the bibliography. Contains carbon copy of letter from Ruth Knollmueller to Leah Brock of the NLN, thanking her for the books. This is a social history of the NOPHN and the development of public health nursing as we know it today. The NOPHN grew out of a need for a mechanism for standards development in public health nursing and education, and the book explores the origins of the NOPHN, it's formative years before and during World War One, the aims of the organization in the interwar years, and the changes that grew out of the second world war and the immediate postwar years. From the nursing history collections of Sarah Abrams and Ruth Knollmueller. Hardcover, very good condition. 226 pages, octavo.
