The Nurse in Education Pt. 2
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TUBERCULOSIS WORK Some mention should be made of other activities where nurses are engaged, which touch the educational problem rather intimately. The societies for the prevention of tuberculosis are convinced that if they can only teach the school children the practical, vital principles of sanitation and the simple facts about tuberculosis, it will be a most important contribution to the suppression of a world plague. Very little can be done with the mothers and fathers whose habits are more ...or less fixed and who on account of fatigue or despair or simple indiffer- ence have lost the power of readily assimilating new ideas. But the children are alert and impressionable, and their co-operation is easily secured. In some cities from 30 per cent to 50 per cent of the school children are already infected with tuberculosis and in all schools many will inevitably contract the disease. Dr. Farrand says at the lowest estimate there are now in the schools of the United States 150,000 children who have well-marked symptoms of tuberculosis.
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TUBERCULOSIS WORK Some mention should be made of other activities where nurses are engaged, which touch the educational problem rather intimately. The societies for the prevention of tuberculosis are convinced that if they can only teach the school children the practical, vital principles of sanitation and the simple facts about tuberculosis, it will be a most important contribution to the suppression of a world plague. Very little can be done with the mothers and fathers whose habits are more ...or less fixed and who on account of fatigue or despair or simple indiffer- ence have lost the power of readily assimilating new ideas. But the children are alert and impressionable, and their co-operation is easily secured. In some cities from 30 per cent to 50 per cent of the school children are already infected with tuberculosis and in all schools many will inevitably contract the disease. Dr. Farrand says at the lowest estimate there are now in the schools of the United States 150,000 children who have well-marked symptoms of tuberculosis.
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