Organization of nursing
Subtitle: an account of the Liverpool Nurses' Training School, its foundation, progress, and operation in hospital, district, and private nursing
By: by a member of the Committee of the Home & Training School.  With an introduction, and notes, by Florence Nightingale.
Contributors: Nightingale, Florence, 1820-1910.
Publisher: A. Holden, 48, Church Street; Longman, Green, Reader, and Dyer
Published: 1865
Place of publication: Liverpool; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 103
Subjects: Liverpool Royal Infirmary. Liverpool Training School and Home for Nursing.; Nursing -- Great Britain.
Other titles: Organization of nursing in a large town
Description: The editor dedicates "this narrative respectfully to Florence Nightingale." Her introduction occupies p. 9-16. The book also contains a letter of hers, dated 30 November 1861, on the "training and employment of women in hospital, district, and private nursing, 1861." Frontispiece depicts the "Liverpool Nurses Training School & Home".
Table of contents: title: View of the building; title: Plan of the building; title: Description of the plan; title: Dedication to Miss Nightingale; title: Introduction by Miss Nightingale; title: Origina and organization of the Training School and Home for Nurses; title: Letter from Miss Nightingale on the proposed plan for the employment of women in hospital, district, and private nursing; title: Prospectus; title: Explanations, authorities, and facts in relation to the foregoing prospectus; title: Plan of education of nurses; title: List and estimated cost of materials; title: Method of working; title: Appendix.