District nursing on a provident basis / by Jamieson B. Hurry. London : Scientific Press, 1898
Inhalt
PDF Vorderdeckel
PDF Vorsatz
PDF Vortitelblatt
PDF Titelblatt
PDF Widmung
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 Vorsatz
PDF Rückdeckel