Nurses for Our Neighbors
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Their ignorance or indifference is inexcusable. If charged with it, they plead their special in- terest in institutional economy; they say the hospital cannot afford to provide for the pupil nurses any further education than is needed for their work while there. But they almost never know what is the real cost of the hos- pital's nursing service, which if they did know might shame them. For then they would see that they get their nursing service under false i6i NURSES FOR OUR NEIGHBORS pretense...s. Arguing from the very different case of their unpaid medical and surgical ser- vice, which is gladly given by graduates of the medical schools in return for opportunities for professional experience, they hold that the experience gained by the pupil nurses is suf- ficient recompense for their long days and nights and years of hard work. They thus ig- nore the fact that their hospitals advertise having schools of nursing, which, if anything is meant, means that in these schools they pre- tend to give women a professional education, or, in other words, to fit them for the subse- quent practice of that profession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their ignorance or indifference is inexcusable. If charged with it, they plead their special in- terest in institutional economy; they say the hospital cannot afford to provide for the pupil nurses any further education than is needed for their work while there. But they almost never know what is the real cost of the hos- pital's nursing service, which if they did know might shame them. For then they would see that they get their nursing service under false i6i NURSES FOR OUR NEIGHBORS pretense...s. Arguing from the very different case of their unpaid medical and surgical ser- vice, which is gladly given by graduates of the medical schools in return for opportunities for professional experience, they hold that the experience gained by the pupil nurses is suf- ficient recompense for their long days and nights and years of hard work. They thus ig- nore the fact that their hospitals advertise having schools of nursing, which, if anything is meant, means that in these schools they pre- tend to give women a professional education, or, in other words, to fit them for the subse- quent practice of that profession.
What to read after Nurses for Our Neighbors?
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