Identifier: newyorkhospitals18961940newy (find matches)
Title: New York Hospital School of Nursing Announcement
Year: 1896 (1890s)
Authors: New York Hospital. Society
Subjects: New York Hospital Training School for Nurses New York Hospital School of Nursing
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Contributing Library: NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, Samuel J. Wood Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Metropolitan New York Library Council - METRO

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STUDENT CARES FOR CONVALESCENT PATIENT IN SOLARIUM
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THE PLAY TEACHER the basic sciences and principles underlying good nursing andof the best methods to use in the care of the sick, in the pre-vention of disease, and in health education. Each of the three school years is divided into terms of six-teen weeks each. During the first term and a half limited nursing practice isgiven in the pavilions of the hospital and the clinics of the out-patient department while a greater amount of time is spent inclass and laboratory. In the subsequent seven and one-half termsthe students nursing practice increases in length of time andin responsibility. A sequence is planned to include the varioustypes of clinical services during day, evening and night periodsand visiting nursing in order that the student may acquire com-plete understanding of patients needs. During these clinical terms each student is scheduled forty-eight hours per week which includes all class and nursing prac-tice assignments. Requirements of Scholarship and Graduation Students ar

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