The History of Nursing in the British Empire
The History of Nursing in the British Empire
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, f. TAdi A tArk THE LARGEST TRAINING-SCHOOL i6i hygiene, Dr. Dawson in physiology, the senior assistant- matron in practical nursing, and by an examiner from the National Training School of Cookery in sick-room cookery. Those who appear suitable personally, as well as being successful in the examinations, are transferred to the hospital, and a new set of twenty-eight pupils take their place at Tredegar House.
We will follow the progress of the pupils who, the preliminary course over, enter the... hospital and have their first experience of ward work. No more dummies to bandage and dress, but living patients to deal with now. The work, however, is not so strange as if the pro- bationer had come straight from the parental fireside to the wards. Those six weeks at Tredegar House have taught her what to expect, and she enters upon the duties of ward-probationer with a corresponding degree of confidence and facility. The theoretical training now begins afresh, and she attends one lecture a week until she has passed her final examination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, f. TAdi A tArk THE LARGEST TRAINING-SCHOOL i6i hygiene, Dr. Dawson in physiology, the senior assistant- matron in practical nursing, and by an examiner from the National Training School of Cookery in sick-room cookery. Those who appear suitable personally, as well as being successful in the examinations, are transferred to the hospital, and a new set of twenty-eight pupils take their place at Tredegar House.
We will follow the progress of the pupils who, the preliminary course over, enter the... hospital and have their first experience of ward work. No more dummies to bandage and dress, but living patients to deal with now. The work, however, is not so strange as if the pro- bationer had come straight from the parental fireside to the wards. Those six weeks at Tredegar House have taught her what to expect, and she enters upon the duties of ward-probationer with a corresponding degree of confidence and facility. The theoretical training now begins afresh, and she attends one lecture a week until she has passed her final examination.
What to read after The History of Nursing in the British Empire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah a Southall Tooley to read onlineMoreLess
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