Nursing Certificates

Nursing certificates of former Crichton Royal Hospital staff members: 1) The Royal Medico-Psychological Association Certificate of Mental Nursing training and examination carried out at Crichton Royal, November 1931 2) The Royal Medico-Psychological Association Certificate of Mental Nursing training and examination carried out at Crichton Royal, November 1931 3) Certificate of two years training in Psychiatric Nursing at Crichton Royal, consisting of attending lectures on first aid, bedside nursing, psychiatric nursing, psychology, occupational and recreational therapy and passing theoretical and practical examinations in these subjects, 1952 4) Certificate of eighteen months training in Psychiatric Nursing at Crichton Royal, consisting of attending lectures on psychiatric nursing, occupational and recreational therapy and passing theoretical and practical examinations in these subjects, 1955 5) Certificate of three years training in the Nursing of Mental Diseases at Crichton Royal, consisting of attending lectures on anatomy, physiology, hygiene, dietetics, first aid, bedside nursing, mental nursing, psychology, occupational and recreational therapy and passing theoretical and practical examinations in these subjects, 1957 6) Certificate of completion of two years as a Nursing Assistant at Crichton Royal, consisting of attending lectures on hygiene, nutrition, first aid, bedside nursing, psychiatric nursing and passing theoretical and practical examinations in these subjects, n.d.

1931-1957

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