War-time nurse
Subtitle: an anthology of ideas about the care and nursing of war casualties
By: edited by J.M. Mackintosh...with an introduction by Sir John Fraser.
Publisher: Oliver & Boyd
Published: 1940
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 246
Subjects: Nurses and nursing
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by Sir John Fraser.; title: The new nurse: I. "The most gentle profession," by Ruth H. Pecker. II. The auxiliary nurse, by Margaret C. Marshall. III. The surgical nurse, by J.R. Learmonth.; title: The management of head injuries, by N.M. Dott, Dr. Kate Herman and Jean Martin.; title: The nursing of eye cases, by Major G.I. Scott.; title: Nursing in plastic surgery and maxillo-facial injuries, by Sir H.D. Gillies.; title: Injuries and wounds of the chest, by B.M. Dick.; title: Nursing of abdominal cases, by Mary N. Sutton.; title: Orthopaedic nursing: I. The background of orthopaedic nursing, by the Hon. Mrs. Stirling of Keir. II. War-time orthopaedics, by I.S. Smillie.; title: Nursing of burned patients, by Catherine A. Macdonald.; title: The nursing of mental illness, by Angus MacNiven.; title: The midwife in war-time, by Charlotte A.Douglas.; title: The health visitor in war-time, By J.M. Mackintosh.; title: Diet, by Ruth Pybus.