New Directions in Nursing History
International Perspectives
Herausgeber: Mcgann, Susan; Mortimer, Barbara
New Directions in Nursing History
International Perspectives
Herausgeber: Mcgann, Susan; Mortimer, Barbara
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This collection of essays reflects the current interdisciplinary and international nature of the history of nursing scholarship, addressing professional, social and ethical issues through research from eleven countries.
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This collection of essays reflects the current interdisciplinary and international nature of the history of nursing scholarship, addressing professional, social and ethical issues through research from eleven countries.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 224
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Dezember 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 322g
- ISBN-13: 9780415511117
- ISBN-10: 0415511119
- Artikelnr.: 40140761
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 224
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Dezember 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 322g
- ISBN-13: 9780415511117
- ISBN-10: 0415511119
- Artikelnr.: 40140761
Barbara Mortimer is a nurse and a historian. She has an extensive network of international contacts among historians of nursing. Susan McGann is a historian and has worked in archives for 20 years; she is currently archivist of the Royal College of Nursing of the UK. The editors founded the UK Centre for the History of Nursing in 2000. This has now become the principal focus for historians of nursing in the UK.
1. Nursing History: International and Cultural Perspectives Susan McGann
and Barbara Mortimer 2. Ethical Lives: Nursing (auto)Biographies and a
History of Caring Julia Hallam 3. Bergljot Larsson, Founder and Leader of
the Norwegian Nursing Association: A Case Study of the Influence of
International Nursing Sigrun Hvalvik 4. Puerperal Fever as a Source of
Conflict Between Midwives and Medical Men in Eighteenth and Early
Nineteenth Century Britain Christine Hallett 5. Re-examining the History of
Nursing in Brazil Maria Lucia Mott 6. Sanba and their Clients: midwives and
the medicalization of childbirth in Japan Aya Homei US Organized Medicine's
Perspective of Nursing: a Review of JAMA (Journal of the American Medical
Association) 1883-1953 Brigid Lusk and Julie Robertson 7. Race, Identity
and the Nursing Profession in South Africa Helen Sweet and Anne Digby 8.
Health Care and Nursing Co-ordination during the Nazi era in the Region of
Osnabruck Mathilde Hackman 9. 'In England We Did Nursing': the Immigrant
Experiences of Caribbean and British Nurses in Great Britain and Canada
Margaret Shkimba and Karen Flynn 10. 'Beware of Worthless Imitations':
Advertising in Nursing Periodicals, c.1888-1945 Elaine Thomson 11.
Exploring the Maternity Archive of the Wellington St Helen's Hospital, New
Zealand, 1907-1980 Pamela Wood and Maralyn Foureur 12. Postscript: Common
Working Ground Joan Lynaugh
and Barbara Mortimer 2. Ethical Lives: Nursing (auto)Biographies and a
History of Caring Julia Hallam 3. Bergljot Larsson, Founder and Leader of
the Norwegian Nursing Association: A Case Study of the Influence of
International Nursing Sigrun Hvalvik 4. Puerperal Fever as a Source of
Conflict Between Midwives and Medical Men in Eighteenth and Early
Nineteenth Century Britain Christine Hallett 5. Re-examining the History of
Nursing in Brazil Maria Lucia Mott 6. Sanba and their Clients: midwives and
the medicalization of childbirth in Japan Aya Homei US Organized Medicine's
Perspective of Nursing: a Review of JAMA (Journal of the American Medical
Association) 1883-1953 Brigid Lusk and Julie Robertson 7. Race, Identity
and the Nursing Profession in South Africa Helen Sweet and Anne Digby 8.
Health Care and Nursing Co-ordination during the Nazi era in the Region of
Osnabruck Mathilde Hackman 9. 'In England We Did Nursing': the Immigrant
Experiences of Caribbean and British Nurses in Great Britain and Canada
Margaret Shkimba and Karen Flynn 10. 'Beware of Worthless Imitations':
Advertising in Nursing Periodicals, c.1888-1945 Elaine Thomson 11.
Exploring the Maternity Archive of the Wellington St Helen's Hospital, New
Zealand, 1907-1980 Pamela Wood and Maralyn Foureur 12. Postscript: Common
Working Ground Joan Lynaugh
1. Nursing History: International and Cultural Perspectives Susan McGann
and Barbara Mortimer 2. Ethical Lives: Nursing (auto)Biographies and a
History of Caring Julia Hallam 3. Bergljot Larsson, Founder and Leader of
the Norwegian Nursing Association: A Case Study of the Influence of
International Nursing Sigrun Hvalvik 4. Puerperal Fever as a Source of
Conflict Between Midwives and Medical Men in Eighteenth and Early
Nineteenth Century Britain Christine Hallett 5. Re-examining the History of
Nursing in Brazil Maria Lucia Mott 6. Sanba and their Clients: midwives and
the medicalization of childbirth in Japan Aya Homei US Organized Medicine's
Perspective of Nursing: a Review of JAMA (Journal of the American Medical
Association) 1883-1953 Brigid Lusk and Julie Robertson 7. Race, Identity
and the Nursing Profession in South Africa Helen Sweet and Anne Digby 8.
Health Care and Nursing Co-ordination during the Nazi era in the Region of
Osnabruck Mathilde Hackman 9. 'In England We Did Nursing': the Immigrant
Experiences of Caribbean and British Nurses in Great Britain and Canada
Margaret Shkimba and Karen Flynn 10. 'Beware of Worthless Imitations':
Advertising in Nursing Periodicals, c.1888-1945 Elaine Thomson 11.
Exploring the Maternity Archive of the Wellington St Helen's Hospital, New
Zealand, 1907-1980 Pamela Wood and Maralyn Foureur 12. Postscript: Common
Working Ground Joan Lynaugh
and Barbara Mortimer 2. Ethical Lives: Nursing (auto)Biographies and a
History of Caring Julia Hallam 3. Bergljot Larsson, Founder and Leader of
the Norwegian Nursing Association: A Case Study of the Influence of
International Nursing Sigrun Hvalvik 4. Puerperal Fever as a Source of
Conflict Between Midwives and Medical Men in Eighteenth and Early
Nineteenth Century Britain Christine Hallett 5. Re-examining the History of
Nursing in Brazil Maria Lucia Mott 6. Sanba and their Clients: midwives and
the medicalization of childbirth in Japan Aya Homei US Organized Medicine's
Perspective of Nursing: a Review of JAMA (Journal of the American Medical
Association) 1883-1953 Brigid Lusk and Julie Robertson 7. Race, Identity
and the Nursing Profession in South Africa Helen Sweet and Anne Digby 8.
Health Care and Nursing Co-ordination during the Nazi era in the Region of
Osnabruck Mathilde Hackman 9. 'In England We Did Nursing': the Immigrant
Experiences of Caribbean and British Nurses in Great Britain and Canada
Margaret Shkimba and Karen Flynn 10. 'Beware of Worthless Imitations':
Advertising in Nursing Periodicals, c.1888-1945 Elaine Thomson 11.
Exploring the Maternity Archive of the Wellington St Helen's Hospital, New
Zealand, 1907-1980 Pamela Wood and Maralyn Foureur 12. Postscript: Common
Working Ground Joan Lynaugh