How to become a nurse and how to succeed / compiled by Honnor Morten.

  • Morten, Honnor, 1861-1913.
Date:
[1895]
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Credit: How to become a nurse and how to succeed / compiled by Honnor Morten. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    The Maternity Charity and District Nurses' Home, HOWARD'S ROAD, PLAISTOW, E. OBJECTS. A. To prepare Pupils for the L. O. Society's Examination in Midwifery. B. To train Ladies in District Nursing. C. To especially instruct Women for Nursing Work in Villages and Cottages. D. To provide Nursing in their own Homes for the inhabitants of the District of Plaistow, E., composed chiefly of Artisans and Dock Laboijrijps. E. To provide reliable Monthly and other Nurses for pv^ople of We Middle Class. It is strongly recommended that Nurses for General Work should be sent for One Year's Training, and where that is impossible for Six Months. That e evident . when we , , distance from Lor 'Pljg )f district cases 1,5^ Banl A. CBEK SCIENTIFl cessful te AVhy pay be obtaim CO. System), y. Suc- nurses. Icate can Special 3 ipcesentcD STORE . iorning, , i.i,>.^ n.ita i ciiuuc—111 cne NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR THE PARALYSED AND EPILEPTIC (Albany Memorial), QUEEN SQUARE, BLOOMSBURY. Fee S Guineas. A limited number of paying prob.itioners received. Fee, 13 Guineas for 13 fee, 5 uuineas. ^^^^^^ Lodging, and Instruction. Al'l'LV TO THIS LADY SUPERINTENDENT, —■ ' By letter, or personally, between 10 and 12.