District nursing on a provident basis / by Jamieson B. Hurry. London : Scientific Press, 1898
Content
- PDF Front cover
- PDF Endsheet
- PDF Vortitelblatt
- PDF Title page
- PDF Dedication
- PDF VII PREFACE.
- PDF CONTENTS.
- PDF 1 CHAPTER I. THE HISTORY AND GROWTH OF DISTRICT NURSING.
- PDF 11 CHAPTER II. THE WIDE-SPREAD NEED FOR DISTRICT NURSING.
- PDF 17 CHAPTER III. OBJECTIONS TO THE CHARITABLE BASIS OF DISTRICT NURSING.
- PDF 24 CHAPTER IV. DISTRICT NURSING ON A PROVIDENT BASIS¹.
- PDF 44 CHAPTER V. THE ADVANTAGES OF A PROVIDENT BASIS.
- PDF 50 CHAPTER VI. HOW TO START A CENTRE ON THE PROVIDENT BASIS.
- PDF 60 CHAPTER VII. SOME PROVIDENT NURSING ASSOCITIONS¹.
- PDF 63 I. The Daventry Nursing Club.
- PDF 65 II. The Gainford and District Nursing Association.
- PDF 67 III. Stockton-on-Tees and Thornaby District Nursing Association.
- PDF 70 IV. The Frome Home for Trained Nurses¹.
- PDF 71 V. The Lincolnshire Nursing Association.
- PDF 73 VI. The Suffolk Nursing Association.
- PDF 75 VII. The Gloucester District Nursing Association.
- PDF 76 VIII. The Dorset Health Association.
- PDF 78 IX. The Heathfield, Waldron and District Nursing Association.
- PDF 79 X. The Springfield Nursing Club.
- PDF 81 XI. The Downton Dispensary and District Nurse.
- PDF 82 XII. The Affiliated Benefit Nursing Associations.
- PDF 85 CHAPTER VIII. CONCLUSION.
- PDF 87 APPENDIX A. SUGGESTED RULES.
- PDF 94 APPENDIX B. Circular of Information.
- PDF 99 INDEX.
- PDF Endsheet
- PDF Back cover