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Queen's Nursing Institute

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Ts 'Introduction to The History of Nursing in the Homes of the Poor by Florence Nightingale: moral training'

Memorandum re district nursing in Liverpool

Lecture on midwifery responsibilities after the passing of the Midwives Act

Queen's Nurses and tuberculosis', lecture by Queen Victoria's Jubilee Institute fr Nurses (QVJIN) representative at the Tuberculosis Congress, Philadelphia, USA

Lecture on the future of district nursing and the need for thorough training

Statement by Mr D F Pennant, Hon Secretary, re the objects of the Queen Victoria's Jubilee Institute for Nurses (QVJIN)

Rural nursing'

Diary of a week's work for a district nurse in a town

Summary of the Institute's work

The silent service of district nursing', address by Mercy Wilmshurst

Miss Wilmshurst's lectures to candidates'

The District Nursing Services of Great Britain' (by Miss Merry)

King Edward VII Order of Nurses (South Africa)', extract from an article by Miss F M Roberts

Report on the history and work of the Queen's Institute given by AHM Wedderburn at a public meeting in Cheltenham

Queen's Institute of District Nurses (QIDN) notes on the organisation of medical practice attachment schemes

Community care in Eastern Europe', report to the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine based on visits to Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and Russia, J A D Anderson

'The district nursing sister' Queen's Institute of District Nurses (QIDN)

Address by Sir Weldon Dalrymple Champneys to the annual meeting of the Durham County Nursing Association

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Address by Sir Weldon Dalrymple Champneys to the annual meeting of the Durham County Nursing Association

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