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The British Journal Of Nursing With Which Is Incorporated The Nursing Record (Volume Lxvii)

The British Journal Of Nursing With Which Is Incorporated The Nursing Record (Volume Lxvii)

 

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Alpha Editions
Año de edición:
2020
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Historia
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9789354216619
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A living ledger of nursing practice, debate and reform. A vital archive for nursing. Volume LXVII of The British Journal of Nursing, edited under the authority of Mrs Bedford Fenwick, collates reporting, editorials, training notes and correspondence from a formative moment in United Kingdom nursing. As a nursing history anthology embedded in the landscape of british medical journals and the wider medical periodicals collection of the time, it maps the shift from Victorian era medical habits to the priorities of early twentieth century healthcare - from ward routines and case discussion to contests about training, standards and professional recognition. The pages are both practical and persuasive: clinical observations sit beside classroom instruction, letters reveal the campaigning energy of nurses, and editorial comment traces the contours of nursing education history as the profession sought legitimacy and structure. Its tone moves from instruction to advocacy, revealing how everyday care and institutional change were negotiated in public and professional spheres.As a historical nursing reference it has immediate value for researchers and curators of professional nursing archives, and functions as a practical nursing students resource for anyone studying the origins of modern training and practice. It documents nursing profession development in language that rewards both the casual reader curious about social and medical change and the classic-literature collector assembling important medical periodicals. There is also a direct line to the Florence Nightingale influence - visible in debates about hygiene, organisation and education - making the volume crucial for understanding how her legacy shaped policy and pedagogy. Shelved alongside other medical periodicals, this edition enriches library shelves, museum displays and private collections interested in health, social reform and the professional advancement of women. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike.

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