Hospitals, dispensaries and nursing : papers and discussions in the International congress of charities, correction and philanthropy, section III, Chicago, June 12th to 17th, 1893 / ed. by John S. Billings, M.D., Henry M. Hurd, M.D.

  • International Congress of Charities, Correction, and Philanthropy (1893 : Chicago).
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1894
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Credit: Hospitals, dispensaries and nursing : papers and discussions in the International congress of charities, correction and philanthropy, section III, Chicago, June 12th to 17th, 1893 / ed. by John S. Billings, M.D., Henry M. Hurd, M.D. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    III.—Nursing of the Sick. Sick Nursing and Health Nursing. By Florence Nightingale . . . 444 On Nursing. By the Hon. Mrs. Stuart Wortley 463 Work done by Religious Communities devoted to the Relief of the Sick. By Cardinal Gibbons . 470 The Training of Male and Female Nurses in Catholic Orders. By Dr. Kollen 473 The Work of Deaconesses in Germany 477 The Victoria House for the Care of the Sick at Berlin. By Luise Fahrmann 480 On Nursing in Scotland. By Rachel Frances Lumsden 487 Les Ecoles d'Infirmieres annexees aux Hopitaux Civils de Paris. By Prof. Leon Le Fort 493 La Source Normal Evangelical School for Independent Nurses for the Sick at Lausanne, Switzerland. By Dr. Charles Krafft 499 History of American Training Schools. By Irene Sutliffe .... 508 Proper Organization of Training Schools in America. By LouiseDarche, 513 Discussion 523 Trained Nurses as Superintendents of Hospitals. By E. P. Davis . . 526 The Origin and Present Work of Queen Victoria's Jubilee Institute for Nurses. By Amy Hughes 531 District Nursing. By C. E. M. Somerville 539 On District Nursing. By Mrs. Dacre Craven, ne'e Florence S. Lees . 547 Discussion on District Nursing 554 Nurses' Homes. By K. L. Lett 557 Discussion 561 Mission Training Schools and Nursing. By Linda Richards .... 565 Necessity of an American Nurses' Association. By Edith A. Draper, 569 The Benefits of Alumnae Associations. By Isabel McIsaac 573 Discussion 576 The Royal National Pension Fund for Nurses. By L. M. Gordon . . 578 Obstetric Nursing. By Georgina Pope 584 Midwifery as a Profession for Women. By Zepherina P. Smith, ne'e Veitch 592 Nursing of the Insane. By M. E. May 596 Discussion 601 The History of Workhouse Reform. By Louisa Twining 602 The Instruction of the Sisters of the Red Cross. By Dr. M. Goering, 608 Nursing in Homes, Private Hospitals and Sanitariums. By Mrs. S. M. Baker 611 London Hospital Nurses' Home. By Eva C. E. Luckes 621 Association for the Training of Attendants. By Mrs. D. H. Kinney, 624 IV.—Dispensaries. Dispensaries Historically and Locally Considered. By Charles C. Savage 630