District Nursing
District Nursing
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It is quite use- less to instruct patients to resort to such se- vere measures and then not provide the clothing necessary to its carrying out. This requires woolen underwear and blankets, Bleeping bags, warm caps, or sleeping hoods, coats, capes, and mittens. There are needed, also, pieces of canvas or awnings which may be used as a shelter from the storm and wind SUPPLIES NECESSARY FOR WORK 81 when arranging balconies and other places for the tuberculous patient to take his treatment.
An asso...ciation rarely finds it necessary to spend money for any of these items, except the drugs. In the cities where there are branches of the needlework guild of America, an itemized request sent to them will gener- ally bring a liberal supply of articles asked for. Donations from individuals, when the needs of an association are made known, will quite frequently consist of overcoats and many very useful garments for the outdoor treatment. In towns where there are no branches of the needlework guild, it is often possible to interest church sewing societies, King's Daughters and Young Women's Chris- tian Associations to pledge themselves to make and furnish a certain number of gar- ments for this work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is quite use- less to instruct patients to resort to such se- vere measures and then not provide the clothing necessary to its carrying out. This requires woolen underwear and blankets, Bleeping bags, warm caps, or sleeping hoods, coats, capes, and mittens. There are needed, also, pieces of canvas or awnings which may be used as a shelter from the storm and wind SUPPLIES NECESSARY FOR WORK 81 when arranging balconies and other places for the tuberculous patient to take his treatment.
An asso...ciation rarely finds it necessary to spend money for any of these items, except the drugs. In the cities where there are branches of the needlework guild of America, an itemized request sent to them will gener- ally bring a liberal supply of articles asked for. Donations from individuals, when the needs of an association are made known, will quite frequently consist of overcoats and many very useful garments for the outdoor treatment. In towns where there are no branches of the needlework guild, it is often possible to interest church sewing societies, King's Daughters and Young Women's Chris- tian Associations to pledge themselves to make and furnish a certain number of gar- ments for this work.
What to read after District Nursing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabel Jacques to read onlineMoreLess
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