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Health education in schools of collegiate rank
Get PDFThe fact that people of the United States are becoming more vitally interested in matters concerning health, both personal and public, is evidenced by the great number of articles on that subject appearing in the newspapers and journals throughout the land. It's very necessary that this interest be directed along the right paths, and there is no better medium through which this can be accomplished than through public schools. That the teaching profession recognizes this fact as proven by placing health. With its broadest interpretation as the first of the seven objects of education the subject of this thesis. Is the preparation of teachers toward the attainment of this goal.
Prenatal care in the United States
Get PDFThis paper compares the Maternity Center Association in New York City with the Maternity Center in Portland, Oregon.
The development of school nursing
Get PDFThis paper discusses the history of school nursing and the organization of school health work. We will also cover how state legislation affects health supervision in schools, the duties of the school nurse, and finally modern trends in the school nursing programs.
The history and development of midwifery
No full textObstetrics is one of the oldest arts practiced by mankind as it is vitally concerned with the perpetuation of the race. To the modern mother, a pregnancy is far removed from the conditions in the dark ages, fraught with uncertainty and justified apprehension. Today's baby's chances of emerging from the hazardous and neonatal period to enjoy a long, full and healthy life so far exceed those of the babies of a century ago. As to scarcely allow for comparison. The object of this paper is to show the part that women have played in the advancement of obstetrics by their work in the field of midwifery
Birth control, is it moral
No full textBirth control as a moral is an individual problem but sex education is an obligation every parent owes his child. And with the increase knowledge of sex will come a more intelligent use of contraseptives a decrease in abortions, and a decided lowering of maternal and infant death rates
Maternity services
No full textMaternity care exists throughout every part of the world. The medical and nursing service should be available before, during. Pregnancy and following delivery. The environment and attitude of the family and patient will be different, but this should not make any difference with the necessary service of the nurse since two lives are in power keeping.
Initiating a morbidity service into the public health nursing student's rural practice experience, and The staff conference as a method of administration in a county health unit
No full textThis paper discusses the possibility of including morbidity service in the public health nursing student's rural practice experience, and well as using the staff conference as a method of administration in a county health unit
Rural nursing, yesterday and today
No full textThis paper discusses the current practices and history of rural nursing
