Classic Nursing Films DVD: Nursing Tribute Films From 1927-1945 Including The Army Nurse, Nursing Vocational & Career Film, Nursing Education & History, And Much More
This rare DVD is a tribute to the nurse. Three films from 1927-1945 show the progression of nursing practices and theory during this era. From The Army Nurse: "In her there is the tenderness of all women, of mother and sister and friend. Her voice and touch lend encouragement, instill hope. It's the surgeon who saves a man's life; it's the nurse whose tender care helps him to live." This is the one and only DVD compilation of these three amazing historic and educational nursing films. Table Of Conents: (1) The Army Nurse (1945) - This is a rundown of all the activities of an army nurse, including work both on the battlefield and off-duty - 17 Minutes (2) Nursing (1942) - This semi-vocational film shows all the qualifications that both men and women needed to become a nurse in the early 1940s. This is a rare piece of historical documentation about medical practices from the mid-20th century - 11 Minutes (3) Artificial Respiration: From Stillman Fires Collection (1927) - CPR and artificial respiration procedures sure are different today! See this film from the 1920s that's all about artificial respiration techniques and practices and includes some excellent dramatized accidents along with beautiful anatomical illustrations - 11 Minutes