The Almshouse, Construction And Management
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There may be a 119 THE ALMSHOUSE question as to the duty of society to care for and support the shiftless and the inefficient; there can be no question of the duty of the community to care for the dependent sick, — and care means com- plete care, not semi-neglect nor a stinting of the best means of medical treatment.
NURSING Wherever the care of" the sick is considered as being a serious part of the institution's work, it should be in charge of a trained nurse. There are few almshouses so small... that a person with a nurse's training is not needed. In fact, that training would be highly valuable for the matron.
But in the care of the sick the difference between the "good, old-fashioned, motherly nurse," whom many people like to talk about in a sentimental way, and the efficient graduate nurse who has been trained in one of our excellent hospital schools, is simply that between the methods of the eighteenth and those of the twentieth century.
In the large almshouses of the great cities, where there are one thousand or more inmates and seventy-five to one hundred people usually in the hospital, a resident physician will properly be found.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There may be a 119 THE ALMSHOUSE question as to the duty of society to care for and support the shiftless and the inefficient; there can be no question of the duty of the community to care for the dependent sick, — and care means com- plete care, not semi-neglect nor a stinting of the best means of medical treatment.
NURSING Wherever the care of" the sick is considered as being a serious part of the institution's work, it should be in charge of a trained nurse. There are few almshouses so small... that a person with a nurse's training is not needed. In fact, that training would be highly valuable for the matron.
But in the care of the sick the difference between the "good, old-fashioned, motherly nurse," whom many people like to talk about in a sentimental way, and the efficient graduate nurse who has been trained in one of our excellent hospital schools, is simply that between the methods of the eighteenth and those of the twentieth century.
In the large almshouses of the great cities, where there are one thousand or more inmates and seventy-five to one hundred people usually in the hospital, a resident physician will properly be found.
What to read after The Almshouse, Construction And Management?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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