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THE NURSE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOL [PDF]
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1905 n ...
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A HANDBOOK FOR SCHOOL NURSES [PDF]
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1918 n ...
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THE PRAGUE SCHOOL OF NURSING [PDF]
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1920 n ...
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The Future of Nursing and School Nursing [PDF]
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2023
These nurses are beacons of public health for the student population.
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These nurses are beacons of public health for the student population.
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1940 TWENTY-ONE nurses were graduated in the spring of 1939 from the nursing school at the Hospital Santo Tomis in Panama City and, in March 1940, twenty-nine other students were graduated. This hospital is one of the oldest in the Americas.' The nursing school was inaugurated in 1908, by government decree, with Louise Brakemeier as its first director.
Jessie P. Norelius, Johanna J. Schwarte
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2018
Updated several times a week with posts by a wide variety of authors, AJN*s blog Off the Charts allows us to provide more timely—and often more personal—perspectives on professional, policy, and clinical issues. Best of the Blog will be a regular column to draw the attention of AJN readers to posts we think deserve a wider audience.
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Updated several times a week with posts by a wide variety of authors, AJN*s blog Off the Charts allows us to provide more timely—and often more personal—perspectives on professional, policy, and clinical issues. Best of the Blog will be a regular column to draw the attention of AJN readers to posts we think deserve a wider audience.
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Nursing Clinics of North America, 1994
School nursing has been in a process of transition since its inception. This role evolution parallels the growing complexity of the health, education, and social needs of America's youth. The workplace within which school nurses practice is equally complicated because health and education administrators often hold differing philosophies of management ...
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School nursing has been in a process of transition since its inception. This role evolution parallels the growing complexity of the health, education, and social needs of America's youth. The workplace within which school nurses practice is equally complicated because health and education administrators often hold differing philosophies of management ...
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1952
general hospital having all of the usual services except psychiatry. It is the largest general hospital in Kanagawa prefecture and has a bed capacity of 300.1 Its smallest clinical service offers adequate experience for three students at one time. Many of the school's policies indicate careful planning.
Mary D. Shanks, Faith A. Salden
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general hospital having all of the usual services except psychiatry. It is the largest general hospital in Kanagawa prefecture and has a bed capacity of 300.1 Its smallest clinical service offers adequate experience for three students at one time. Many of the school's policies indicate careful planning.
Mary D. Shanks, Faith A. Salden
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Nursing School in Bogota, S. A.
The American Journal of Nursing, 1951COLOMBIA, SOUTH AMERICA, is alC most twice as large as the state of Texas. It has an estimated population of 11,000,000. In June 1950, the total professional nursing personnel registered in the Ministry of Hygiene consisted of 226 hospital and general nurses-the hospital nurse is distinguished from the general nurse by the fact that the general nurse ...
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