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The Yearbook of Modern Nursing, 1957-58: A Source Book of Nursing
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Title: The Yearbook of Modern Nursing, 1957-58: A Source Book of Nursing
Author: ed. Cordelia Cowan
Publisher: G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York
Published: 1958
Binding: Hardcover
Language: English
Number of Pages: 460
Catalogs: Nursing History, History of Medicine, Public Health
Description: Original blue cloth binding with silver text on spine and cover. Some minor scuffing to cloth, and a little fading to spine. Spine ends are lightly crushed. Ownership information on flyleaf. Pages are clean and unmarked. There are six parts to this book: A Century of Progress in Nursing, The Changing Practice of Nursing, Nursing Service, Nursing Education, National Nursing Organizations, and Progressive Movements in Modern Nursing. Compiled within these sections are essays and short pieces on international nursing, nursing in China, the university's responsibility and leadership role in nursing, ethics in nursing, advances in biological, physical, and social sciences, psychiatric and geriatric nursing, new developments in tuberculosis control, job satisfaction, army and disaster nursing, advanced programs in nursing education, curriculum review, the work of the ANA and NLN, nursing's role in the World Health Organization, book reviews, avenues for communication, including films and filmstrips, and much more. 15 glossy illustrations between pages 412 and 413 are part of a series on how to meet increasing nursing needs, designed by Francis Reiter Kreuter, drawn by Edith Kramer, and presented as testimony before the House of Representatives Subcommittee on Health and Science by R. Louise McManus. From the nursing history collection of Sarah Abrams. Hardcover, good condition. 460 pages, octavo.
Author: ed. Cordelia Cowan
Publisher: G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York
Published: 1958
Binding: Hardcover
Language: English
Number of Pages: 460
Catalogs: Nursing History, History of Medicine, Public Health
Description: Original blue cloth binding with silver text on spine and cover. Some minor scuffing to cloth, and a little fading to spine. Spine ends are lightly crushed. Ownership information on flyleaf. Pages are clean and unmarked. There are six parts to this book: A Century of Progress in Nursing, The Changing Practice of Nursing, Nursing Service, Nursing Education, National Nursing Organizations, and Progressive Movements in Modern Nursing. Compiled within these sections are essays and short pieces on international nursing, nursing in China, the university's responsibility and leadership role in nursing, ethics in nursing, advances in biological, physical, and social sciences, psychiatric and geriatric nursing, new developments in tuberculosis control, job satisfaction, army and disaster nursing, advanced programs in nursing education, curriculum review, the work of the ANA and NLN, nursing's role in the World Health Organization, book reviews, avenues for communication, including films and filmstrips, and much more. 15 glossy illustrations between pages 412 and 413 are part of a series on how to meet increasing nursing needs, designed by Francis Reiter Kreuter, drawn by Edith Kramer, and presented as testimony before the House of Representatives Subcommittee on Health and Science by R. Louise McManus. From the nursing history collection of Sarah Abrams. Hardcover, good condition. 460 pages, octavo.